Barnard Bulletin Student Newspaper Staff List
Barnard Bulletin weekly issue lists staff roles including Editor-in-Chief Dorothy Butler and News Editor Bertha Wallerstein with multiple editors and assistants. details show a student publication run by Barnard College under the Undergraduate Association.
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Barnard College
Dorothy Butler
Bertha Wallerstein
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Aldine Carter
Marjorie Marks
Leonora Andrews
Frances Marlatt
Phoebe Guthrie
Beatrice Whyte
Elizabeth Brooks
Dorothy McGrayne
Helen Prince
Isabel Rathborne
Honor as a personal code governs student conduct
The piece argues that self imposed laws by students are enforced more strictly than external rules and that most college delinquency can be prevented by appealing to a student’s sense of honor. It emphasizes internal ethics over formal controls.
Attendance and Honor at Barnard Convocations
The Barnard campus praises a student run honor system and questions the need for a roll call at weekly convocation meetings. It argues the absence rule could be self policed by the Student Council, upholding trust and square dealing.
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A Mistaken Attitude Toward Blanket Tax at Barnard
The piece questions a undergraduate’s view calling the Blanket Tax a pet scheme of the Student Council. It argues the council spent weary hours planning a complex reorganization to help Barnard and that the motive was aiding the college, not imposing an unwanted plan.
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Undergraduate meeting battles Blanket Tax debate
An open discussion on the Blanket Tax and the new charter system for clubs ended without conclusion after clashes and confusion. The October 2 meeting adjourned near 1 am with another session planned for October 6 to continue the vote and final discussion.
Senior class meeting elects treasurer and plans service
The 1920 class held its first senior meeting on Friday October 3. Marion Tyndall was elected treasurer replacing Frances Thompson who resigned. The class approved a supper for transfers and heard Aline Buehmah announce Barnard chapter plans of the Intercollegiate Community Service Association to promote social work through speakers trips and apprenticeships.
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Marion Tyndall
Frances Thompson
Aline Buehmah
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Intercollegiate Community Service Association
Class of 23 Holds Initial Meeting and Election
The 23 class met Friday October 3 in Room 304 Students Hall for the first time as a college unit. Amy Jennings praised the honor system. Eleanor De Lamater urged support for Field Day. Judith Byers was elected Temporary Chairman.
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Amy Jennings
Eleanor de Lamater
Helen Jones
Judith Byers
Kitty” Coffey
Miss Byers
Need for a Barnard discussion club on social problems
The article argues Barnard students face postwar apathy yet still feel war’s impact. It proposes a liberal, open minded discussion club to address social issues with informed speakers and material. The column asks readers to use a Pros and Cons page to air views on forming such a group.
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FIELD DAY PRACTICES PICK UP ACROSS THE WEEK
Students are urged to join FIELD DAY activities, with practice sessions scheduled Tuesday to Thursday from 4 to 5 30 and Friday from 3 to 4. Aimed at class support, the event emphasizes participation before it ends.
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Board OF Editors
Ruth R. Jones
Madeleine Metcalf
Louise Rissland
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