Barnard Bulletin Urges Natural Savage Spirit for Campus Life
The Barnard Bulletin criticizes excessive civilization and urges students to express natural enthusiasm. It laments apathy in clubs and sports and argues students suppress primal energy, advocating a balance between culture and raw college spirit to revitalize campus life.
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Thefts and Mutilation Plague Columbia Barnard Libraries
Public libraries at Columbia and Barnard report rising book loss since September. Books disappear, reappear months later, or are damaged by students who fail to sign out items. Mutilations include margins notes and page removal. Authors urge care and orderly behavior to protect property.
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The Savage Origins of Civilization Debate
The text argues humans are ancient hunter ancestors softened by a brief 3,000 year veneer of civilization. It contends natural savagery clashes with culture and prompts ongoing contemplation of this paradox.
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