Curriculum Survey Highlights Spring Courses At Barnard
Bulletin presents Curriculum Supplement surveying spring courses to guide student choice. Upperclassmen contributed thoughtful, concise opinions reflecting two years at college. English dominates due to broad appeal and catalog limitations exclude many science offerings.
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Health Week sparks active view of well being at Barnard
The article describes Health Week at Barnard College turning focus toward health as a positive, active state. It compares health to a kitchen stove and argues that awareness campaigns build desire for healthy living, joyful aspects, and accessible care like free clinics.
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Student Movement Works For International Understanding
The National Student Federation of America details plans to promote college student involvement in international affairs. It outlines article exchanges, world journalism opportunities, and a peace oriented outlook with centers in multiple countries. Mary Dublin Barnard will attend the Missouri congress to discuss federation goals and actions.
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Students urged to aid in course selection process
The supplement hopes to become a regular survey influencing future course choice. It suggests a calmer way to select classes and notes students’ opinions matter, even if a choice has not been made yet. The aim is to reduce the 3:30 rush when programs are due and improve the system at Barnard.
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Barnard Alumnae Library Seeks Contributed Works
Barnard alumni who published books or articles are urged to contribute to the growing collection. The library plans to keep all donated items together to build an interesting and useful resource for alumnae.
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