Barnard Bulletin Published by Barnard College Students
The Barnard Bulletin is issued semi weekly by Barnard College students for the Barnard community. It notes its second class matter status and post office designation in New York New York. The notice lists a subscription rate of 3 50 per year and single copies at 10 cents.
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Barnard Student Government Proposals Seek Greater Participation
This editorial proposes reforms for Barnard College’s student government. It argues only ten percent involvement is weak and suggests options from two month terms and staggered replacements to Town Meetings or expanded class delegations. It also considers random selection and civil service style merit tests to improve leadership.
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Letters on campus politics and the silent generation
A reader laments partisan buttons and campus debates, arguing for fearless discussion and inner inquiry over moderation. Ahrona Pomeranz, class of 1959, weighs in on Editor’s Forum pieces, expressing hope letters to the editor signal lasting engagement beyond a presidential campaign.
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No Answers but Questions Haunt the Learning Cafes
An artistic crowd in a cafe contemplates life and seeks meaning. Students debate whether there are true answers, insisting that only questions persist and fuel continual inquiry into existence and art.
Archaeologists Dig Into Southwest Usual Secrets
A student recounts a University of Arizona field school on the San Carlos Indian Reservation. Twenty four participants receive tools and begin excavating at a pueblo site Arizona W:10:50. They uncover walls and floors, salvaging bones obsidian chert and stones while debating how to locate a pueblo floor.
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