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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1935
Page
6
The writer argues exams should be abolished or reformed and questions the purpose of education. He critiques overemphasis on facts, praises humane learning, and imagines chaotic outcomes from poor exam design while urging a joyful, thoughtful approach to educating youth.
The article reports on a peace conference with Dr. Kunz urging international law and a flexible League Covenant as the path to security. Delegates from Barnard discuss round table methods, education in international mindedness, and economic and territorial issues shaping early peace work.
An American student describes lectures and experiences abroad in London and New York City. She attends science and economic planning talks, enjoys the Lord Mayor’s Show, and notes the Duke of Gloucester procession. She reflects on the 1930s political scene, peace campaigns, and Armistice Day pacifist meetings.
Dr Boas lauds Marlowe Nashe Lyly and Shakespeare for shaping English drama with classical subjects and political undertones. He notes Julius Caesar as exemplary, cites Ben Jonson Sejanus, and acknowledges Shakespeare’s Roman plays as monumental. Faculty members and guests attend the discussion including Gibson McGuire Brewster Abbott Sturtevant Holzsasser Page.
The Political Union will host a campus poll next week in conjunction with the Herald Tribune survey. An informal debate on Roosevelt Again will open with initial speeches in Barnard Hall, ballots prepared and available on Jake Hall tables and via Mrs Johns in Student Mail.
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