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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1930
Page
5
The piece discusses whether students should publicly sign course reviews and weigh instructor quality versus content. It notes fears of reprisals, skepticism from faculty, and proposes personal evaluation by attending lectures and consulting peers to judge a course’s value.
Miss Rockwell reports 18 329 patrons and 23 095 total circulations at Barnard Library in March 1930. Shelf and reserve books total 15 883 with 9 213 overnight loans, while late fines and overcrowding hinder study spaces and prompt calls for better order and discipline among undergraduates.
The report notes Giuseppe Prezzolini is chosen as Casa Italiana head. It lists arrivals including Karl Dallenbach as Visiting Lecturer, John Dewey as Professor Emeritus in residence, Angel Del Rio as Assistant Professor, and Henry Seager as Economics Executive Officer. It also covers his forthcoming courses in Columbia and library usage patterns.
Miss Agnes Ro Wayman head of Barnard's Physical Education department sails for a Mediterranean cruise on the S S France departing April 25. She is a noted authority in women's physical culture and athletics and will attend a Paris conference. The department's luncheon and a Board sendoff were held. she will return in early June and Miss Lelia Finan acts as head in her absence.
Mary Goggin receives a student fellowship with options to study Greek history and civilization. Katherine Brehme named Alternate Student Fellow in Zoology, with Madeleine Russell, last year’s Honours History Fellow now studying at the London School of Economics.
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