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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1926
Page
4
Faculty consensus on the new curriculum favors allowing it to take root before judgment. Professors Hollingworth Lois CNN and Braun discuss its aim to broaden student initiative, balance background with specialization, and place responsibility on departments amid varied departmental prescriptions.
The Odd-Even games closed this season with Juniors leading at 230 points, followed by Seniors with 220 and Freshmen with 210. The schedule favored class teams to accommodate many students and each class fielded three teams. Overall scoring determined class standings.
Harvard Alumni Bulletin discusses three models for college in Lowell era. The first treats college as upper secondary schooling with prescribed courses and credits. The second pushes professional schools replacing liberal arts with emphasis on law medicine theology engineering or PhD paths. The third preserves four years of broad, free education fostering personality and love of humanities and sciences without vocational aims.
Constance Friess was elected president of the Sophomore class after Noel Stone resigned. She serves on the Honor Board and the Debate Council.
The Greek Games will be held April 17 with Hermes dedicated as the guiding deity. The Central Committee met and selected Hermes, and the head tax was reduced to one dollar. Judges who have accepted include Entrancé-Garda Brown Wise and Helen Miner.
The Assemblies will present varied topics with the March 2 program devoted to music. Sigmund Spaeth will speak on Common Sense in Music, with the Glee Club performing. A week later on March 9, Professor Shotwell will address the group with an announced topic.
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