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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1930
Page
4
The editor urges ongoing support for sending a student abroad and inviting a foreign student, noting a November pledge drive with February collection. Despite opposition to compulsory funding, the piece argues the program benefits all who encounter it and calls for voluntary, timely pledges in February with college backing the effort.
Student Council to ask Dean to convert part of Milbank locker room into study space while repurposing Religious and Philanthropic Societies Room for Barnard Quarterly. Barnard Quarterly office would become a smoking room and Odd Study would be an English Reading Room. Evelyn Anderson will survey current Milbank locker usage.
Selene Bausch Bateman of the class of 1917 will speak at the College Vocational Tea on Wednesday in place of Louise Byrne. Bateman, connected with the Commercial Engineering Department of AT&T, will discuss Mechanical and Statistical Problems and answer questions from alumnae and younger participants.
The Columbia University Orchestra, in its first appearance this season, performs December 11 at 8 30 in McMillin Theatre. First year allowing women to contribute, the program includes Schubert Symphony No 7 Mozart aria from Figaro Liszt symphonic poem Bizet aria from Carmen Beethoven Egmont overture. Douglas Moore conducts and soprano Macleish assists.
On Friday December 6 Miss Anastasi and students considering psychology majors toured Columbia laboratory of experimental psychology. Lab assistant Mr Jackson guided them through rooms with live animals and apparatus including a drive box a Jenkins problem box and a maze. Equipment came in two sizes with the large apparatus used for monkeys and dogs and one room noted as costing three thousand dollars to outfit.
Professor Lobeck of Columbia University spoke at St. Pauls Chapel on December 1, urging students to avoid narrow mindedness and the fixation on grades. He warned such focus erodes moderation and life’s broader meaning, urging appreciation of higher aims found in each course.
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