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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1937
Page
4
Dean Gildersleeve addresses the Sophomore class on choosing a major and its impact on a career. She urges pursuing a career for broader life interest, discusses nonpaying or demanding roles, social work, and hobbies, and advises researching professions before deciding.
Columbia University lecturer Dr. Frank Tannenbaum told economics and sociology majors that Mexico is deeply complex. He outlined three population groups Rural Indians and Mexicans the military class and intellectuals describing Mexican elections with multiple candidates and military backing. He noted there are no official parties as in the United States and predicted the presidency follows military approval.
The Social Service Committee chaired by Marion Gill sponsors a book drive to augment the Union Neighborhood Center library. The drive runs February 23 to February 26 with donation tables in Mrs Johns’ office or the Milbank main hall for student contributions.
Dr Haggard a Yale University associate professor speaks on the anatomy of personality in a February lecture. He outlines five elements of personality intelligence temperament mood ego and its strong and weak forms with examples of vivacious temperaments and egocentric types while noting Freudian notions appeal to weakened egos.
Editorial from Forum defends free undergraduate opinion on campus. Bulletin's managing board upholds openness, publishing communications from students while excluding obscene and profane material. Continued on page 2.
Professor Robert MacIver of the Sociology department addressed psychology majors at a luncheon discussing Psychology and the Social Sciences. He argued that psychology and sociology interlink through approach and focus, noting both fields study the crowd and human behavior but ask different questions.
Alfred Goldstein of the Teacher's Training Institute spoke at a Marxist Study Club lecture on the Trotskyist trials in Moscow. He criticized Trotsky as an outsider and warned that Trotskyism has become a world menace to the labor and progressive movement.
The Athletic Association on February 16 awarded Barnard B’s to seven girls for interclass basketball. Constance McKenna earned a badminton award. Marm Margery Ray hosted a tea. runners up received chevrons. Class lists name numerals and chevrons for 1937 1938 1939 cohorts.
About 100 members of the Junior Class with escorts attend the Class of 1938 prom at the Hotel Pierre Grand Ballroom. Art Paulson’s orchestra provides music from 10 PM to 3 AM with a midnight supper during intermission between the seventh and eighth dances.
Elma Oliver has been appointed as Circulation Manager of the Bulletin, replacing Helen Daniells who has resigned. The manager handles sending and receiving changes from colleges nationwide, broadening the Bulletin’s distribution and informing Barnard students about happenings in other colleges through editorial and exchange columns.
Enthusiasm marked Monday’s full rehearsal at Brinckerhoff Theatre as almost all cast members gathered. Directors plan two pianos and varied dances while Dorothy Benedict coordinates freshmen ushers and faculty invitations. Intensive weeks ahead focus on individual skits with a steady rehearsal schedule.
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