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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1911
Page
4
An editorial encourages Barnard College students to contribute illustrations for a campus publication. It argues female artists can expand the paper’s appeal, attract new buyers, and open career avenues in graphics and industry while challenging gender barriers.
A Sophomore writer condemns last week's college mysteries segment as childish and humiliating. He questions Student Council priorities while noting debates over admissions, junior ball venues, and external basketball challenges.
A reader defends mysteries as harmless fun for freshmen and sophomores at Barnard College. They describe masked marches, laughter, dancing, and refreshments easing any dullness, arguing there is little harm and broad enjoyment in the tradition.
A campus column teases upcoming events and gossip from the 1915 era. It notes Columbia Gym being reserved for Sophomore Study and ponders the fate of the Junior Ball while hinting at the relationship between seniors and caps and gowns.
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