Columbia Curriculum Policy Is Discussed
The bulletin outlines Barnard and Columbia's curricular structure with Lower and Upper College phases. Freshman English foreign language and a basic humanities science mix establish a foundation, then students may specialize in Upper College with professional options and graduate courses. The 1946 report titled A College Program in Action guides current policy.
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Union Theological Seminary
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Nicholas Murray Butler
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Review of Herbert Feinstein Angostura Bitters in Columbia magazine
The column praises Feinstein's Angostura Bitters as original and provocative in parts yet uneven, with a refreshing approach that becomes self conscious. It notes coherent essays and stories but criticizes lack of distinctive style and a few hard to understand pieces, including Tad Golas's work.
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Feinstein
Burt Currie
Tad Golas
Golas
NSA Plans Activities Highlight Regional Meeting
The Metropolitan Regional NSA met December 6 at Manhattanville College to discuss promoting the NSA Bill of Rights and evaluating college student governments. A December 29 festival at City College and a December 18 Juilliard Hall concert are planned with admission set at 76 cents.
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New York
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Juilliard Concert Hall
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Newman Clubs
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Keating Hall
Robert Meagher
National Executive Committee
Phyllis Carbone
West Convent Avenue
Mrs Whitney Plans New Barnard Academic Building
Mrs Margart Whitney, Barnard’s director of development planning, outlines a three to four month survey to prepare a proposal for a Riverside site academic building. She coordinates fundraising with alumni and parents, after a 1939 halt, while managing a two son family and leading a Princeton Mariner scout troop.
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Whitney
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Winthrop Aldrich
Chase National Bank
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