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Newspaper

Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1929

Page

4

Italian Club to Honor Professor Prezzolini

The Italian Club plans a 4 o'clock event in the Parlor honoring Professor Prezzolini, visiting professor at Casa Italiana, noted critic of Machiavelli and editor of Niccolo Ye Veelli. Also expected are Professors Vittorio Macchioro and three Casa Italiana scholars, Mario Soldati, Luigi Scarabio, and Alessandro Prezzolini.

Professor Prezzolini Ollege Pro Prezzolini Inter- Institute of Intellectual von League of Na Casa Italiana Pressor Prezzolini Ancher von Machiavelli Niccolo Ye Veelli Profes Vittorio Macchiaro University of Naples Cura National Museum of Naples Profesor Macchioro Distineton Orpheus Jalian Club T He Casa’ Italiana Mario Soldati Luigi Scarabi Morence Alessandro Prezzoni

Registration plan to be simplified at college

The Curriculum and Faculty Committees along with Student Council leaders reviewed ways to reduce registration confusion. Proposals include changes to Rakes sets and letters to incoming students, plus potential conference hours before registration. A reading period and timed study statistics were also discussed.

Gregory Miss Meyer

Social Service Program Plans Detailed Activities

A committee outlines a varied set of groups and programs including art exhibits poetry readings plays dance and craft sessions for adults and children. It notes use of clinics for case follow ups and mentions potential new visits to psychopathic wards with dining plans and student opportunities.

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Hossain Foresees America’s New Civilization and Democracy

SYUD HOSSAIN discusses America's future as a distinct civilization diverging from Europe. He argues democracy is a defining American tradition, contrasts it with England, and mentions Count Keyserling’s idea of a matriarchal America driven by unprecedented educational and social liberation. He warns about the evolving role of machines and the broad, ongoing challenges under modern scrutiny.

America Mr. Hossain Europe Count Keyserling

Volunteers Needed for Social Service Work at Christmas

A social service committee seeks volunteers to buy plan and distribute gifts for families this Christmas. Discretion good taste and capable workers are valued to ensure practical suitable gifts and organized party help. See Edith Gutman in Miss Kruger’s office daily from noon to 1 30.

Social Service Committee Edith Gutman

Classical Club Meeting Lecture on A Greek Pompeii

The Classical Club hosts a Thursday meeting on December 12 at 4 in room 304 Barnard. Professor Clarence W. Young presents an illustrated lecture titled A Greek Pompeii, followed by tea.

The Classical Club Barnard Clarence W. Young

Mortarboard Stages An American Tragedy

Mortarboard staff mime a crisis over subscriptions with a December deadline. The scene centers on editors and managers debating how to convince readers and advertisers to subscribe before the twentieth, promising a discount on the book. Subscriptions are urged as the bell tolls twelve.

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Columbia Orchestra Opens Season at McMillin Hall

The Columbia University Orchestra starts its formal season next Tuesday at 8:15 PM in McMillin Hall presenting Haydn Symphony in D major Beethoven Piano Concerto in G major and the Freischutz overture Weber A solo by Bruce Simonds will accompany the three pieces Tickets are available at the McMillin box office or the School of Journalism Music Library University students may attend free with a bursar receipt.

Columbia University Orchestra McMillin Hall Haydn Beethoven Freischutz Weber Bruce Simonds McMillin School of Journalism

Professor Sneddon Sees Three College Types Emerging

Professor David Sneddon of Teachers College predicts future colleges will split into three types. The first serves bread and butter students seeking business foundations, the second targets football minded youth, and the third caters to the quiet learner focused after study.

David Sneddon Teachers College Ecker

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