Fraternity Debate at Barnard Sparks Campus Discussion
The Barnard Bulletin discusses the October Bearty piece Fraternities versus Democracy. It argues the topic should be openly debated, defends fraternity loyalty as strengthening college ties, and notes that many offices and alumnae stay engaged through fraternity membership. The piece concludes that fraternities widen friendships and bolster college loyalty, despite claims they are artificial. Page 4.
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Fraternities Debate at Barnard College
Barnard College weighs fraternities as a social form with wide campus impact. Readers receive two letters on the topic and a list of follow up questions inviting further discussion. The exchange highlights differing viewpoints on whether such groups help or hinder the college community.
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University lectures and services announced in late October
A series of campus events lists chapel services on Thursday October 24 at noon with Jessor Woodbridge, dean of political science. Sunday October 27 at 4 PM St Pauls Chapel with Rev Henry Van Dyke of Princeton. Monday October 28 at 4 PM in Earl Hall on Journalism and Public Life. and Wednesday October 30 at 4 PM in Room 305 Schermerhorn Hall a lecture in English on the Independence and evolution of Latin America by M Oliveira Lima Brazilian Minister to Belgium.
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Craigie Club Elected Members and Dance Plan
The Craigie Club held a special meeting on October 15 electing Mrs Haskell as faculty member and Julia Bolger 15 as club member to the religious and philanthropic committee. A dance was approved. A party for 1916 will be given on October 23 at the Theatre at 4 o'clock.
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Notice of Ownership for The Barnard Bulletin 1912
Weekly Barnard College bulletin lists editor Priscilla Lockwood at 550 Park Avenue New York City and business manager Rita Hilborn at 415 Riverside Drive New York City. Publisher owners are students of Barnard College, Col. University. Statement dated October 23, 1912.
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Senior Tea marks first 1913 event and future rotation plan
The note recalls the first Senior Tea held in 1913 and explains future teas will rotate inviting other classes and faculty. It expresses hope that subsequent teas will be as pleasant and sociable as the inaugural event.
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