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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1937
Page
2
The article records a 1910 college meeting where Dean Guerseeve urged adherence to exam policies. It notes student concerns about test timing and enforcement of rules, with emphasis on fair grading and the dean's guidance on examination conduct.
The Student Fellowship Drive aims to raise 1000 dollars to fund a Barnard senior’s year abroad after graduation chosen from three candidates by a faculty committee. Donors contribute cents to ensure eligibility, with this year’s freshmen contributing most among classes.
A note describes Purdue University choosing a student for a music room program. It mentions an event at the university and references a performance setup. Other readable fragments hint at musical interests and campus activities.
Barnard College hosts a Pan American Peace Dinner in Brooks Hall on January 22 to honor the Inter-American Conference. Dean Virginia C. Gildersleeve and the Friends of Barnard organize the event with Pan-American Society president John L. Merrill as toastmaster and speakers Dr. Miguel Lopez Pumarejo and Professor Adolph A. Berle Jr. College music, Latin American greetings, and a committee of Barnard and Columbia affiliates assist.
Beginning the new semester, interclass volleyball starts with two minute programs and a set of three main happenings. A volleyball ports day in cooperation with New College kicks things off, followed by an alumnae versus all-star game at 5:45 on February 12 for Alumnae Day, and finally a faculty versus all-star match to close the season. Members of class teams will have two chances to play on the all-star team.
Notice urges students to register for physical education on January 29 and February 1 from 10 to 11 and 2 to 4 at the Gymnasium. Due to many late registrations in November, students are asked to arrange meetings with Professor Wayman during registration and not delay.
Professor Salvemini from Harvard will lecture on Italian fascism at a college event hosted by the International Relation Club on February 5 at 4 o clock. A former history professor at Pisa Mesna and Florence, he has lectured at Oxford Yale and Princeton since 1925 and is a member of New School for Social Researchs Graduate Faculty. He is a liberal writer with several books on fascism including The Axe of Fascism (1935).
Professor Beveridge and Professor Greet plan to return home by late June ahead of Columbia Summer Session in July. Beveridge led the Barnard Glee Club during a college parlor concert hosted by Dean Gildersleeve on Tuesday.
In a geology class held in Room 214 at 1 10 pm on Tuesday the 12th, Dr Florrie Holzberg guided geology majors through a final quiz on rock identification. The session stressed practical work toward future identification skills drawing on United States Geological Survey materials and yearbooks.
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