Barnard transfers find urban life shapes their view
Transfers view Barnard as a gateway to intellectual stimulation and social independence. They praise New York's anonymity, critique Barnard's social life and mixers, and note orientation gaps but value exposure to new people and ideas. Some urge transferring as a fresh start for broader perspectives.
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New York
Mal‘ous
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Transfers Seek Stimulating Atmosphere Amid Limited Offerings
Students transferring from various schools seek a more creative academic life but find Barnard’s offerings traditional and less experimental than Columbia. Some pursue Oriental Studies or specific courses, while others feel Barnard courses are dull and time consuming.
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Barnard
Columbia
Columbia College
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Isolation and transfer struggles at Barnard dorms
A transfer student describes isolation as an introvert in Barnard dorms. She says no true community exists in the middle of New York, making it hard to meet people. She notes non resident transfer status limits social chances and friendships.
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Isa Idev
Barnard
New York
Shakespeare Festival Preview Season Announces Three Plays
The American Shakespeare Festival Dream announces three shows for the Preview Season directed by Cyril Ritchard. A Midsummer Night's Dream features Oberon and Bottom. The Merchant of Venice casts Morris Carnovsky as Shylock, with Maris Tucci returning to Stratford for Antigone by Jean Anouilh. Tickets for Weekend Preview Nights are discounted.
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Bottom
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Shylock
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Stratford
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