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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1955

Page

4

Radcliffe Plans Special Admission To Accelerate College Entry

A Radcliffe College plan allows unusually mature high school students to enter with advanced standing. It offers three routes: junior status without a diploma, advanced placement exams after admission, and sophomore standing for high school seniors. The program speeds education and parallels Harvard’s system, suggesting Barnard study possibilities.

Barnard Radcliffe College Radcliffe Harvard College

Spanish Club Exhibits Slides by Miss Nancy Ayala

Members of the Spanish Club and faculty reacted with appreciation to slides shown by Miss Nancy Ayala in Milbank Hall last Thursday. The collection featured Puerto Rico scenes including the airport and Medical Center, plus landscapes of San Antonio, Texas, and Mexico.

Nancy Ayala Milbank Hall Miss Ayala Francisco Ayala Puerto Rico San Antonio Texas Mexico

Foreign Girls Hold Tea With International Guests

Foreign Students head Miss Dorothy E. Fox and Sara R. Fisher coordinate a tea event with diverse representatives. Attendees include Iceland, the Philippines, Korea, China, India, Nepal, Iran, Turkey, Greece, Italy, France, Great Britain, Guatemala, Argentina, and Brazil.

Dorothy E. Fox Sara R. Fisher Iceland Philippines Korea China India Nepal Iran Turkey Greece Italy France Great Britain Guatemala Argentina Brazil

Students Split on Parents Day at Campus Event

A Bulletin survey shows mixed reactions from dorm and day students about Parents Day. Most praise the campus tour and classes while critics note overcrowded lunchrooms and stairs, with calls for more teas and chair folding. A majority favor annual observation.

Bulletin James Room New York City Louise Winslow Anna Hewlett McIntosh Dean Peardon

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