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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1931
Page
2
A discussion questions whether a student who fails gym work should forfeit her degree and if the Department of Physical Education could grant a degree on Commencement Day with a time-limited cancellation of the failure. It questions red tape and tradition hindering humane policy.
Professor Moley of Barnard, in a noon address at St Paul’s Chapel, argued democracy carries social responsibility and spiritual enrichment. He said democratic belief tests faith, equal dignity rests on the soul, and democracy is untenable without equality of individuals.
The Glee Club presents Wigs and Cues at Theatre on Wednesday April 22 featuring a playful blend of song and scene work. Cast includes club members performing in a light hearted stage night with audience participation expected.
Professor Parkhurst surveys a Greek games pageant at Barnard College with barefoot discus throws, hurdling, and a torch race. The performance stirs a spectrum of moods, celebrates a revival of mythic Greece, and offers a vivid exercise in imagination and tradition for participants and observers.
The article lists judges and faculty invited to the Greek Games including Manu El Prof Seth Bingham Columbia Miss Mary O'Donnell and Miss Christine Dobbins among dancers and Miss Mary Jo Shelley and Jine Von Bookes in athletics. Eastern colleges Radcliffe Smith Bryn Mawr send delegates Frances Freeman Aimee Bourmeur Lorna Macdonnell Carolyn Sherwood Helen G Bell and Har-
Hamline University and Syracuse University announced major curriculum changes reflecting national liberalizing trends. Hamline drops time serving requirements and offers comprehensive entrance and graduation exams. Syracuse launches a tutorial course for freshmen with weekly tutor meetings and extensive reading and writing assignments.
A Barnard student will join a peace conference via the International Relations group of the Social Science Forum. The forum, formed to discuss social problems, hosts monthly meetings with speakers from public affairs. Notable attendees include leaders from Mount Holyoke, Wellesley, and Vassar.
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