Changes Made For Admission at Barnard College
The Admissions Committee outlines a flexible plan replacing fixed unit requirements with a core four year program and tests. Candidates need good school records and must take the scholastic aptitude test plus exams by the College Entrance Examination Board. Admission may skip conditions if criteria are met. exceptions possible for shortened secondary schooling.
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College Entrance Examination Board
Committee On Admissions
Music Club To Hear Composer Talk On Contemporary Music
The Barnard College Music Club invites for March 1 at 4 pm a lecture by Julius Hijam a composer pianist and citizen of the United States. Assisting are Miss Mary Bell Bernard Greenhouse and Hans Reitel. Hijam known in Europe and now in New York discusses contemporary music and his book Modern Austrian Music.
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Julius Hijam
Hijam
Mary Bell
Bernard Greenhouse
Hans Reitel
Holland
United States
Europe
New York
Hiram
WOQXR
WNYC
Arnold Schonberg
Alban Berg
Anton
Webern
Tannenbaum Sees U S Risks in Inter American Alliance
He argues that such an undertaking would block social reform and proposes a third step to turn the Monroe Doctrine into a military alliance with South American states whether they wish it or not. He predicts a standing army of one million and a shift in continental fear psychology.
Barnard Students Probe New York Municipal Life
Barnard College announces social science fieldwork using New York as a laboratory. Students study cellar clubs with Greenwich House, unattached women on relief, and radio under Princeton Radio Research. Summer roles include work at the World's Fair and milk, housing, and finance projects with city agencies and organizations.
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New York
Barnard
Social Science
Virginia Gildersleeve
Willard Waller
Greenwich House
Mirra Komarovsky
Princeton Radio Research
New York Milk Institute
Women’s Trade Union League
Bureau of Investigation and Research
New York City
National Bureau of Economic Research
Big Sisters
April 19 Peace Rally Set by United Student Peace Committee
The annual student peace demonstration against war will be held April 19. It marks the seventh rally since 1934 with expected record participation from about a million students nationwide and non student groups joining. The motto is The Yanks Are Not Coming, signaling a pledge to keep the country out of European conflicts.
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United Student Peace Committee
Inau
Barnard Girls Gain Courses And Jobs In Economics
The Milbank Memorial Un employment Insurance Commission, the Dairymen's League, The Citizens' Housing Council, the Stock Exchange, the Clearing House, the Women's Trade Union League, unions, and Affiliated Schools for Workers offer Barnard students courses on consumption and labor problems with chances for paid work. Student visits to cooperative stores and consumer bureaus aid study in economics.
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Milbank Memorial
The
Unemployment Insurance Commission
Dairymen’s League
Citizens’ Housing Council
Stock Exchange
Clearing House
Women’s Trade Union League
Barnard
Consumer's Union
More Research Jobs Foreseen for Economics Graduates
Economics majors heard alumnae predict stronger demand for research roles in government, industry, banking, and philanthropic groups. The talk urged clear simple English communication and balanced, courteous approach to potential employers.
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Jors
Hewitt Hall
Columbia
Flizabeth Arden
Helena Rubinstein
Dorothy Gray Leatherie
Tilson’s Drug Store
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116Th Street
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Harriet Hubbard Ayer
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