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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1926
Page
1
The general honors course at Columbia College is a two year program for students with good grades. It combines broad culture with depth through weekly discussion groups and faculty lectures across fields from Homer to modern science. The program aims at breadth over exhaustive specialization, linking varied disciplines.
A student letter defends self governance and urges leniency in senior year physical education requirements. Mary Campbell of class of 1929 argues critics misrepresented the program and urges quiet proof of compliance rather than complaints to faculty.
The Women's University Glee Club seeks Barnard students to join the choral group directed by Gerald Reynolds. Rehearsals are Mondays 7:45 to 10 p.m. at the Women's University Club 106 East 52nd Street. Juniors seniors and alumnae may try out each Monday. The club plans two concerts yearly including a December 20 Town Hall event.
A survey by the Conn Music Center, drawing from about 200 college presidents and music department heads, finds college musical training has doubled in popularity over the past decade and benefits students academically, socially, and culturally. It notes music enhances discipline, concentration, teamwork, and aids in character building, with many colleges reporting musically trained students outperforming peers in grades.
Professor H R Taylor of the University of Oregon reports that girls average higher in intelligence tests and scholastic averages than boys among new students at Smith College. He notes boys show wider variation in grades and that test high scorers with low grades are more common in males due to study habits health and outside interests.
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