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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1926

Page

4

Butler Urges State Control in Election Debate

Sarah Schuyler Butler spoke at the Politics Club on October 18 urging stronger state powers and reduced state expenses. She warned of a shift toward federal concentration and noted Republican opposition to national legislation. Ogden Mills pressed economy and pay as you go governance.

Sarah Schuyler Butler Politics Club Miss Butler Foundation of America Republican Party Wadsworth New York State Ogden Mills Repubican Loghal Babette Deutsch Menorah Dcity Wich Cag. Lipton Mennner Denogaeiie Miss Deutsch Givat Ese

Mysteries Proves Sophomore Sportmanship at Barnard

At Barnard College an annual hazing rite shows the Sophomore class molding Freshmen into unity with a sportsmanlike twist. The 1930 group wore yellow tags as Human Specimen numbers and faced the plank event amid whispers of Ku Klux Klan disruption, ending in a tense cafeteria scene.

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Freshman Guidance and Hazing Debate at Barnard Assembly

The Dean urged Freshmen to use Barnard sources for information and to value health and attendance. Debates on Sophomore hazing of Freshmen sparked by Mysteries night reveal divisions. a questionnaire will gauge college opinion before further Assembly action.

Barnard Queen of Roumania New York Columbia Frederick A. P. Barnard Representative Assembly Dean Gildersleeve Assembly

Juniors Study Social Problems At 1926 Junior Month

Modern social work moves beyond charity. Juniors from twelve colleges met in July under Miss Clare M. Tousley of the New York Charity Organization Society. They explored underlying causes of social troubles and the role of education in changing attitudes.

Clare M. Tousley New York Charity Organization Society

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