Quo Vadis Barnard Curriculum Requires Broad Reforms
Barnard College faces a push for curricular reform. Critics say rigid requirements in English history psychology and science overemphasize majors and underexpose broader liberal arts growth. Proposals include general science options and streamlined hygiene instruction to balance specialization with a well rounded education.
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Moral Rearmament Produces Tiger at Carnegie Hall
A New York premier presents The Tiger at Carnegie Hall exploring Moral Re Armament as a solution to Tokyo student riots. Critics question its promise and whether a personal reform program can fix world issues or merely offer a slogan.
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Flamenco star Vincente Escudero talks art and audience
In a Bulletin interview at the Hotel Breslin Vincente Escudero described flamenco as a full body art and criticized stage trends. He noted audiences applaud loud heel work while true paso requires skill. he plans to open a Flamenco academy in Paris and has written The Decalogue on training. He also highlighted his focus on Flamenco and Paris-based career.
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Call for Barnard undergrad officers for 1961-62
Ruth Schwarts, president, urges Barnard College students to nominate themselves for Undergraduate Association offices by February 28. No prior activity required. positions offer service opportunities and personal rewards. Contact the Student Council with questions. February 21, 1961.
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