Student Council Surveys Target Curriculum and Extracurriculars
Barnard College researchers launch two surveys under the Student Council to detail every course and student activities. Aimed at supplying content, work load, and office requirements, the reports seek student input for better guidance and governance this year.
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Recordings Review from RCA and Boston Symphony Orchestra
The notice praises Jascha Heifetz with Emanuel Bay performing a Fauré Sonata, noting its charm and delicacy but minor repetitiveness. It also lauds Tchaikovsky Fourth with the Boston Symphony Orchestra under Koussevsky, praising fidelity to the composer and vitality, especially in the finale based on a Russian folk song.
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Bulletin seeks editorial tweaks for better college coverage
Readers ask for iMhat improvements noting About Town Critics should review college pieces. They suggest more sports emphasis and more intercollegiate exchange columns, especially among women’s colleges, to boost athletic reporting in ASP college pages.
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Exhibition at Morgan Library Showcases Italian Renaissance Art
The Morgan Library's Italian Renaissance exhibit presents prints and drawings from the 14th to 16th centuries. Highlights include Montagna's Drunkenness of Noah and a late 14th century Martyrdom of San Miniato, with works by Filippino Lippi, Raphael, Michelangelo, and Veronese. Rare books, illuminated manuscripts, and maps accompany autographs from Galileo to Vespucci, with open view until April first.
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Forum: Free Expression Column At Bulletin Office
A university forum column explores student voices on campus topics. The piece notes diverse opinions and underscores that viewpoints do not reflect official Bulletin policy.
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Wild Life Snippets and Social Edicts in a Patchwork Column
Fragmentary New York column mixes notes on Sheridan Square scenes and Peter Rabbit with social critique and cultural debates. References range from a child menu purchase to Marxist undertones in Thornton Burgess stories and a local strike demand for long pants, reflecting a lively public discourse.
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Return to the plus and minus grading debate in college
A fragmentary student opinion mocks the shift away from plus and minus grades, arguing for clearer knowledge of staying prospects in college. The piece frets over possible grade flurries and includes riffs on Plato, feminism, rib jokes, and campus satire with ragged, humorous tone.
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