Expanding Faculty Roles to Enrich Student Inquiry
A faculty perspective argues for broader course aims with three dimensions including breadth and depth. Encouragement of wider reading, free discussion, and leisure activities such as music and art is urged to develop independent student methods. The piece highlights walking, conversations, and reflection as value during learning.
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Reflecton
Crooks Hall elects officers and plans dance
The Crooks Hall Student Government Association held its first regular meeting on October 14. Lilian Egleston was elected President with Helen St Kent and Maria Weinstein as Secretary-Treasurer. Five floor proctors were chosen. A Brock Hall dance was set for before Christmas.
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Crooks Hall
Lilian Egleston
Helen St Kent
Maria Weinstei
Louise Fitz
Eleanor New
Marguerite Reynir
Ida May Blount
Helen "Jillips
Brock
Esluca
Miss Weeks
Freshmen Elect Colors as Meetings Open Fall Term
On October 12 and 13, 1913, student meetings covered freshman flower selections, constitution discussions, and Friday plans later revealed. Mrs. Merrit addressed the group and officials disclosed agenda items from the second session.
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Tots News
Call for Mysteries Reform at Barnard College
To the Editor the Barnard Bulletin argues that this year’s mysteries caused by Juniors and Freshmen roughness were worsened by the plan’s harrowing elements like milk blood and dead fish. The writer urges student bodies or council to reform or replace the Mysteries for genuine enjoyment and order.
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Clagsman
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