Dean Addresses Freshman Class of 1941 Don’t Worry
Dean Gildersleeve warns against long study sessions stating two hours at a time yields little result. Freshmen ill on exam day should not attend and can take deficiency exams. She urges neatness margins and space between answers for instructor peace. The class adopts the constitution with a minor officer amendment after Ruth Taubenhaus urges Greek Games participation.
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Dean Gildersleeve
Ruth Taubenhaus
Erratum Corrects Pilenco Interview Details
The bulletin notes two errors in the January 7 interview with Marianne Pilenco. The name was misspelled and she was misdescribed as a foreign exchange student, which is incorrect.
Dance fusion and American Holiday featured in town program
Century style pantomime by Harald Krutzburg blends historical dance with modern elements. Miss Humphrey's American Holiday presents a hero celebration and living portraits, with experimental vocal accompaniment by the Academy of Allied Arts. The Humphrey-Weidman group returns January 23 at the Guild.
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Harald Krutzburg
Miss Humphrey
Academy of Allied Arts
Humphrey-Weidman
Guild
Language Examinations Announced By Miss Doty
The New York State Education Department will hold language examinations at Barnard on Friday February 18 at 1 15 PM. Seniors seeking oral approval for modern foreign language teaching certification must notify the Examinations Bureau by January 28.
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Miss Doty
New York State
Educal Department
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Eniors
Ocmation Bureau
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