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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1911
Page
2
Readers critique radical politics and social mores, debating woman suffrage, temperance, and campus governance. The letter includes reflections on Barnard editorial tone, student council decisions, and a mix of poetry criticism and campus columns urging engagement and reform.
A Barnard College reader proposes a practical remedy for senior students to preserve dignity amid caps and gowns. The writer suggests supplying skates so seniors can travel the slippery corridors with sobriety intact.
Columbia and Barnard students have formed a Coed Society called the Columbia Social Club. Members include Columbia men and Barnard women with plans for an event every three weeks ending in a dance. The Bulletin invites questions on who is eligible and what the club signifies.
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