Letters on student faculty committee and vocational help
In November 1941 S Stansfeld Sargent urges a student faculty committee to study better student faculty contact and possible curricular changes. The December 1941 Barnard Bulletin notes a Vocational Committee survey and a plan for alumnae and state employment bureau representatives to advise students about careers and preparation.
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Barnard
New York
State Employment Bureau
Mexican Educator Visiting Local College For Two Weeks
Dr. Maria de la Luz Grovas of the National University of Mexico arrives as a guest in the college Residence Halls for about two weeks. She lectures in the graduate Philosophy and Letters and undergraduate University departments and teaches Spanish during the summer session. She came with Dean Gildersleeve from Havana after attending the Western Hemisphere meeting of the International Association of University Women and plans to visit several colleges and spend time in Washington before returning to Mexico.
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Maria de la Luz Grovas
National University of Mexico
Alexico City
de la Luz Grovas
Philosophy
Dean Gildersleeve
Havana
The
International Association of University Women
Washington
Mexico
A A Will Show Badminton Films and Tournaments
Glafyra Fernandez president of A.A. announces badminton week featuring sound films, a faculty student tournament, and the start of the singles tournament. Films shown December 8 5 15 P M December 11 12 15 and December 12 12 15 in 304 Barnard. Faculty invited, students by invitation. singles tournament notice posted December 5.
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Glafyra Fernandez
Badminton Week
Barnard
England Under War Strife Sees Social Transformation
Father Vincent Donovan reports a social transformation in Britain during wartime. He cites unity across classes, the impact of blitz and shared duties, and a shift in values as private property losses grow. He urges religious dependence for Britain and the United States, noting upcoming Newman Club plans with Miss Anne Morgan to discuss France.
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England
Vincent Donovan
O.P
Newman Club
Earl Hall
Donovan
Britain
Father Donovan
Anne Morgan
France
Erratum on Psychology course grouping by Dr Tom G Andrews
Dr Tom G Andrews announces the psychology course is not in Group I as Bud bulletin stated. The course carries three points and is placed in Group II.
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Tom G Andrews
Start Collection For Employees
John J. Swan comptroller notes annual Employment Christmas gift boxes in Barnard and Milbank stalls entrance. Faculty and students encouraged to show appreciation for loyal service of operating force through this collection.
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Barnard and
Milbank
Co-Ed Sports Afternoon Planned as Follow-Up
Co-Ed sports event scheduled for today follows last month’s successful session. Participation is limited to 25, and interested players must sign up on the poster beside Jake.
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Ticipate
Jake
Coca Cola Offers Program Tickets to College Audience
The Coca-Cola Company provides tickets to its radio program airing from 10 15 to 10 30 each night. Day students may pick up tickets at Bulletin office 405 Barnard Hall while residence students collect them on a small table in Brooks Hall.
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Coca-Cola Company
Bulletin Office
Barnard Hall
Brooks Hall
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