Barnard Bulletin Overview and College Affiliation Note
Barnard College student bulletin issued semi weekly during the academic year by the Undergraduate Association. Marjot is listed as a member of the INTER BULLETIN with address at 119th Street, New York.
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Barnard College
Suzanne Strait
Diana Hirsh
Miriam Roher
Elaine Goltz
Helen Hartmann
Adele Hagland
Marion Patterson
Jane Block
Ann Furman
Belle Martin
Frances Bailey
Elaine Glaston
Maxine Meyer
Ruth Bitensky
Frances Henderson
Jean McGloughlin
Editorial Refocuses on War Peace Referendum
A freshman urges a referendum on war and propaganda to explore truths behind national rhetoric. The sophomores and editors urge readers to check topics, fill out the form, and return it to student mail to analyze propaganda and avoid mistaking friends for foes.
State Education Dept adopts new secondary teaching certificate rules
The department sets an eighteen hour professional requirement and adds Barnard’s introduction to psychology to core courses. The certificate will cover junior and senior high schools only, with substitutions possible for transfers or summer study, and will not cover elementary or 7th 8th grade work except in certain junior high schools.
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State Education Department
Barnard
Kay
State Department
New York City
Music in the Air at Rao Music Hall review
A film version of Music in the Air is criticized for long, dull scenes and weak performances by Gloria Swanson and John Boles. Douglas Montgomery and June Lang provide the few bright spots, while the music and Bavarian setting fail to redeem the picture.
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Gloria Swanson
John Boles
Lupe Velez
Mack Sennett
Johm Boles
Douglas Montgomery
Ebendari
June Lang
Thern
Teacher In Training Exams Scheduled in New York City
The New York City exams for cacher in training are slated for February with graduates by February 1. Details are posted on the Occupation Bureau bulletin board. The Board of Examiners also says the next License No 1 elementary school exam will include papers on elementary subjects and professional education.
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New York City
Zimbalist Performs Violin Masterpieces in Enjoyment of Music
Brooklyn audience hears Eirem Zimbalist in a concert as part of Olin Downes Enjoyment of Music course. Downes discusses the violin’s evolution from Stradivari to modern form and highlights Handel’s Sonata in E major. Zimbalist, a Russian-born American virtuoso, opened with Handel and reflects a long career from prodigy to celebrated artist.
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Eirem Zimbalist
Zimbalist
Russia
Baston Symphony Orchestra
Handel
Cooperative School invites visits during Christmas holidays
The Cooperative School for Student Teachers at 69 Bank Street invites those interested in nursery and elementary education to visit during Christmas holidays. There will be weekend periods for student teachers December 20 to 22 and January 3 to 3. Notice on Occupational Bureau bulletin board. Katharine S. Duty assistant to the Dean.
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Cooperative School
Bank Street
Christma
Occupational Bureau
Katharine S. Duty
Oxford Pledge Reflects Mass Sentiment Against War
The writer commends an editorial on the Oxford Pledge, stating it signals wide opposition to imperialist war as unemployment and retrenchment in education deepen. The note links high spending on expansion to a grim mood and suggests continued discussion on page 4.
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Barnard Bulletin
Expressionism in Painting and Photography Lecture
The Florence Carte School of Art hosted a Sunday lecture by Mr Neuman on expressionism as a core art movement. He described expressionism as conveying inner emotion through dynamic, personal reactions, noting artists like Grosz and Picasso and highlighting how modern photography pursues expressive, characterful images.
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Neuman
Florence Carte School of Art
George Grosz
Paul Clay
Clay
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Rockerfeller Center
Jean Charlot
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