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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1909
Page
4
A clipped excerpt features Virginia C. Gildersleeve urging stricter adherence to known rules to increase productivity and reduce friend’s vexations, suggesting a practical ethic in professional conduct.
An onlooker argues Mysteries have outlived their purpose and pupils no longer see awe in the rites. He calls for preserving solemnity while discarding crude pranks such as hard boiled eggs and spaghetti, urging a more dignified rivalry.
Notice states flashlights may not be used in Barnard College theater buildings except when a professional photographer is present and supervising. Issued by Acting Dean W. T. Brewster.
The piece argues class plays should prioritize broad participation and genuine student interest over profit. It favors original or short comedies with large casts and few rehearsals to build social spirit, reduce time burden on students, and avoid money driven excess in college events.
A student letter apologizes for prior extremes and seeks pardon. The writer hopes the note stirs interest and reflection on college life, deeming the endeavor a significant achievement if it succeeds in arousing thoughtful discussion.
A year after the Undergraduate Association granted seniors exclusive rights to wear caps and gowns, 1910 graduates show little enthusiasm. Explanations point to pride in plain dress and fear of highlighting class distinctions, with seniors perceived as unconcerned about the ceremonial mark before they depart.
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