Two Sides in Barnard Fraternity Debate
The editorial weighs both sides of a Barnard fraternity controversy, outlining claimed benefits such as friendship, leadership, and alumna ties, and noting vices including undemocratic structure secrecy high costs and Jewish exclusion. It urges balanced reform for the greatest good of Barnard.
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Barnard Fraternity Debate Questioned by Alumnae Group
Page 8 column notes a discussion on Miss Kirchwey and Barnard sorority issues. Alumnae argue she has had a year to weigh the fraternity question under favorable conditions and conclude she is not ignorant of the situation.
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Wilson and Straus Win Progressive Mock Election
Rainy day turnout at Columbia campuses yielded the highest Politics Club vote in history. Wilson-College and Journalism led with 246, Straus-College and Journalism 346, and Barnard 348, as split ballots and strong student engagement shaped results across Kent Hall Avery Barnard and other schools.
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