Special Students and Modern Curricula At Barnard
The Barnard Bulletin discusses special students and flexible curricula as endorsed by the University of Chicago model. It urges practical summer training in stenography, typewriting, physical education, and folk-dancing to broaden postcollege opportunities. The Alumnae Employment Committee favors Miss Cummings from the Intercollegiate Bureau to speak on occupational openings.
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Die Jugendfreunde Comedy in Barnard Events Planned
The German Societies of Columbia and Barnard announce Die Jugendfreunde a four act comedy by Dr Ludwig Fulda to be staged March 29 and 30 Competitions offer five dollar prizes for best poster and best program design Details appear on page 4 The next society meeting is January 18 at 435 West 117th Street Regular meetings are the first and third Thursdays at 8 00 oclock No chapel services until January 22 due to entrance exams Reverend Dr Wick of Calvary Church will speak School tea and lectures are scheduled through January 23 with events at Havemeyer and Earl Hall.
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Barnard Alumnae Personal News Highlights Marriages Births
The column lists Barnard alumnae family events with new births and engagements. Jean Loomis Frame born a son. May Newland Stoughton has a daughter Sylvia. Robert Treat Greene and others appear. Amalia Lowenthal announces engagement. Bessie A Beers and Edward R Carman announce theirs.
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Honor System Adopted After Amendments At Meeting
The council adopted the proposed honor system after two amendments. The final report notes incorporation in the resolution. The system will be tested in mid year exams and regulations will be clarified before the tests as the meeting extended to the 1 o'clock bell.
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