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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1932
Page
2
Friday April 1 schedule includes 10 to 4 election of A A president in Conference Room 8 30 junior show at McMillin Theatre 4 to 6 Greek Games rehearsal in Gymnasium. Monday April 4 features 4 to 6 Greek Games entrance rehearsal 4 to 7 Wigs and Cues in Theatre 8 Alumnae Class Officers meeting.
Pianist Harold Bauer will present a varied program including Bach Beethoven Chopin at Town Hall on April 10 for International Student Service. Tickets available at Town Hall box office or Barnard Hall noon daily next week. Bauer’s recital includes Bach Prelude and Gigue, Beethoven Moonlight Adagio and Sonata Op 27, Chopin Ballades, Debussy Ondine, Ravel and more.
St Lawrence University students reversed a previous 19 year old decision by voting three to one to restore the honor system. The initial vote followed a faculty questionnaire suggesting students would not support the system and prompted a plan to monitor exams. The Hill News notes final faculty decision remains decisive and questions whether the faculty would differ in resolve from the students.
Dr. Paul L. Dengler of Carnegie notes a persistent conflict in European schooling between traditional teacher centered methods and child centered approaches. He cites conservatism versus socialism, and anti semitism and nationalism as ongoing tensions shaping curricula and policy across Austria, France, and Germany.
Nineteen Eastern colleges will send delegates to the Student Convention on National Issues of 1932 at Princeton under the School of Public and International Affairs on April 29 and 30. Opening sessions will feature Democratic and Republican leaders and undergrad speakers. Delegates will form four committees to draft platform planks on liquor, war debts, unemployment insurance, and power control, with expert talks on conflicting views.
Thirty years ago Barnard voices urged a dedicated college songbook to bolster school spirit beyond class pride. The plan aims to publish student songs from the bulletin prize to be sung at Field Day and college events, with hopes Barnard will rival Wellesley Smith and Vassar in song.
The Athletic Association votes to use men's basketball rules for the rest of the college year and students express broad approval. The piece urges 1905 and 1906 players to train hard this spring to sustain the program and prevent regression to earlier, primitive play.
Readers recall mild notices in The Bulletin about needing a dormitory. The Barnard Club at Whittier Hall forms, and the Undergraduate Association backs a Barnard Songs collection, signaling growing recognition of dormitory shortages.
Miriam Rosenthal will serve as quarterly editor for the May issue with Mrs Stix assisting. After the issue is published the staff will be disbanded and try-outs will continue as if no prior experience existed. A special committee from the current editorial board will select judges for the process.
The article notes a Goethe Memorial Assembly praising Goethe’s simple sincerity and an act by the Goethe Memorial Assembly. Acting Dean Mullins reads a telegram from Dean Gildersleeve, returning to America on the Bremen, extending wishes for the event.
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