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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1937
Page
3
Dean Gildersleeve urges women to explore interests across fields before choosing a major. She highlights economics, general science, and commercial subjects as promising, warns teaching is crowded, and notes demand in social work nursing and statistics. Recommends summer volunteer work and thorough departmental inquiries before committing.
At a luncheon with professors including Harry L Hollingworth Anne Anastasi Georgene Seward and Ray Simpson Northwestern University hosted Professor MacIver addressing sociology psychology and police training. He urged cross discipline understanding attitudes and the value of psychology for aiding sociology and development studies.
The Second Senior Class Tea for the Faculty occurs Friday February 19 from 4:00 to 9:30 o'clock in the College Parlor. Invited are members of Botany Chemistry Zoology Physics Geology and Psychology departments. Senior science majors must attend. other seniors are invited.
A column on awards for athletic distinction emphasizes that prizes themselves are minor, but the values they symbolize—skill, improvement, good health, time, energy, and especially good sportsmanship—provide milestones for personal growth at college, home, and in the community.
A long list of local hosts and guests is noted for a junior prom planned for tonight. The roster includes many community families such as Heide, Holmson, Suscho, Jacoby, Keiffer, Kelley, Landesmann, Lawlor, Levy, Lethman, Sutton, McElveney, MacFarland, MacManus, Macomber, O’Meara, Rhodes, Rosenthal, Rothschild, Rubsam, Schiller, Schwa back, Speyer, Thomas, Trowbridge, Wormser, and Zenke with one name missing from the program.
Dr. Tannenbaum described Mexican politics as dominated by generals or high ranks, with Presidental power tied to military ties. He noted local elections are chaotic since many candidates seem to win by appointment rather than by majority, while multiple officeholders serve alongside the official winner.
Dorothy Boyle announces a missing black velvet potketinet containing a pen and pencil and about $4 in currency. A reward of $5 is offered for its return.
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