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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1935
Page
5
An alumna discusses college economics and the cost of education, detailing how tuition and scholarships shape the average student’s expense. She notes the Alumnae Association's Data Fund support, including 15000 dollars raised from gifts and loan funds, highlighting ongoing efforts for Barnard College’s growth.
Students urgently request assistance to identify and recover lost items including belts and other belongings cached at the Comptroller's office. The appeal seeks prompt action to reunite students with their missing articles.
A college camp weekend drew a large crowd with snow suitable for skiing and tobogganing. Three arrival groups created lively overlaps as photographers from The New York Times documented campers playing in snow and riding long sled cavalcades. Chaperones Miss Margaret Holland Miss Helen Flanagan and Miss Delphine Dowling supervised activities while a Junco bird visited the sleeping porch, entertaining the group.
The occupation bureau announces new New Jersey teaching requirements to take effect July 1 1935. Candidates must complete twelve English and literature twelve social studies and six sciences credits plus thirty major and eighteen minor teaching credits. Secondary education study totals eighteen credits with health education psychology aims and organization of secondary education teaching methods and curriculum credits. Graduates without college education coursework or student teaching must complete one year thirty two additional education credits and student teaching at a teachers college or university school of education.
Six Barnard students are featured in the 1934 Columbia Poetry anthology alongside twenty five poets total. Leila E. Jones wins the Mariana Griswold Van Rennsselaer Prize for English lyric poetry by a Columbia student, now in England. Mrs Jones contributed six poems from her time in Joseph Auslander’s poetry class. Barnard participants include Mary Abbott Florence Alonso Gertrude Epstein Ellen F Frey Demie Genaitis and Edith Kane.
Julian Huxley, appointed secretary of the London Zoo, is to speak Tuesday. The English scholar, author of Africa View What Dare I Think and Problems of Relative Growth, will address students and cultural readers and will attend a Barnard lunch before the event.
The note suggests most liberal arts college graduates may need a year at a teachers college as part of their plan. It frames this as a likely standard step in education careers.
Letter from Elise Cobb and Marie Smith proposing practical meeting planning for Barnard clubs. It outlines steps to reserve dates and rooms, arrange tea and services, and avoid crowding. It also requests a Barnard Bulletin personals column with campus anecdotes and faculty profiles.
Readers express ongoing interest in humanity and current events, urging reflection on public discourse and the role of letters to the newspaper in shaping community conversation. The piece frames the futility yet persistence of writing to editors.
A campus opinion piece argues term papers better capture learning than exams. It contends papers record lasting knowledge, stay accessible, and foster deep focus on a subject, while exams pressure students and erase a semester’s work in a blue book.
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