Club Evils and the Needs of College Cribs
In a campus critique the author questions why clubs fail to sustain purpose beyond initial push. Clubs attract members by pressure, host few events, and foster rivalries. The piece argues clubs should foster real contact among peers, replicating dorm life benefits and guiding freshsters into college life.
Alumnae Tramp and Brooks Hall Life Highlight Barnard Notes
The October alumnae tramp invites all alumnae and Barnard luncheon attendees to join a long walk and dinner, while Brooks Hall reflects on its largely undergraduate, low-division resident life and the Sophomore play Quality Street with a full committee and cast listed for the production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
Florence Querrish
Dorothy Cheesman
Esther Burgess
Helen Foland
Eddie Parks
Edith Rosenblatt
Gertrude Morris
Valentine Brow
Parks Binion
Baths
Scenguuinnameen
P. Latzke
Spicol
P. Hochheimer
Willoughby
Sarah Voorh
Fantie
Bessie MacDonald
Henrietta Doris Fleidma
Patty
Sperling
Budd
Webb
Editor Excuses for Last Week’s Typographical Errors
Notice from Barnard Buntrun blaming misprints in the previous issue on the compositor who was discharged after failing to observe the editor's proof collections.
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Barnard Buntrun
J Grant Srv
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