Barnard Bulletin Announcement and mailing details
The Barnard Bulletin is issued semi weekly by Barnard College Students. Subscriptions run one year for 3 dollars with mailing price 3.50, strictly in advance. It is entered as second class matter December 14 1908 at New York Post Office under the 1879 act and mailing rate provisions. Communications address Barnard Bulletin Barnard College Columbia University Broadway and 119th Street New York.
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Barnard Bulletin
Barnard College
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Theare
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Union
Friederich Wolf
Cattaro
St. George
Imperial Austrian Navy
Adriatic
Franz Rasch
Sailors’ Council
Kasch
Pola
Tom Powers
Rasch
Frederick Rolan
Ernest Gann
Wolf
Theater Union
Editorial decries exams and calls for curriculum reform
The piece argues examinations fail to test real knowledge, urging a shift to term papers or prepared exams. It criticizes student apathy, notes a stalled Representative Assembly survey, and advocates initiating curriculum changes as the new semester begins.
College Proctors Urge Quiet Outside Library Queue
Sally Bright, chair of the Board of Senior Proctors, requests student cooperation to keep quiet outside the library from 4:10 to 4:30 during reserved book line formation. The letter urges using a single daily line, avoiding lineups before 4, and seeking discretion from numbers above twenty five.
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Barnard
Sally Bright
Sailors Of Cattaro
Sailors from Cattaro play a role in a town feature story noting their training and duties aboard ships. The piece highlights naval life and local interest in maritime service during a period of tension.
Deficiency Examinations and Absence Notices at Barnard
Deficiency examinations will be held Feb 18 to 23 with eligibility limited to absent students who have satisfactory term work. Applications and $3 fees are due by Feb 8, registrar’s office opens Feb 6 for course eligibility. Absence and lateness notes must be filed by Jan 21 with excuses optional.
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Barnard College
A. E. H. Meyer
Adelaide de Groot exhibition praised and criticized in Paris
Art critic notes about thirty oils from 1929 to 1934 by Adelaide de Groot. Some works, notably Central Park scenes, show charm with yellow green hues, while others appear dull or overworked. A pair of Old Button Factory variations use geometric simplification. critic questions overall strength against stronger tropic pieces.
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Figuig
Morocco
Cezanne
DeGroot
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