Barnard Bulletin Reflects On Student Values And Duty
Barnard Bulletin discusses the role of undergraduates in shaping their minds and future, urging cultivation of values despite sacrifice. It argues youth as a great asset, balancing fun with responsibility and social duty, and questions how graduates’ optimism should endure amid change.
Playing and Thinking After Alma Mater Visit
An alumna of a well known college criticizes undergraduate thinking and urges graduates to start using their minds after graduation. She questions if Barnard College students are unusually healthy and thoughtful or if their happiness remains unaltered by thought during college.
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Conference ideas at Columbia urge student faculty partnership
In the June 13 1919 Bulletin a tentative joint faculty and student conference committee is proposed to clarify college opinion amid rumors. A reader urges turning peace time community centers into a Columbia University social hub using Earl Hall or the boat house, seeking faculty and trustee cooperation. Julia Lesser, 1920.
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