Basketball season reviewed in brief
The article assesses the 1930s college basketball season by class, praising the Freshmen for an undefeated first team and high spirits, noting the Sophomores and Juniors improved while upperclassmen faded. A new two day schedule is praised for reducing waits, with the All-Star Alumni game set for February 12 and Harriet Formwall named college manager.
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L Barnard
Bulletin
A.A
Harriet Formwall
Landsman
Greenebaume
Schaff
Wendell
Leuchtenberg
Krumwiede
Anthony
Crook
Transfer Problems Discussed At Tea Session
In a lively Transfer tea on Tuesday the complications of transfer registrations sparked debate. Transfers pressed for an information booth in Milbank and a Student Advisory Committee with reps from each major to help newcomers navigate credits and department expectations.
Assembly Debates Vacation Question
The group discussed closing college earlier in summer to avoid heat, and noted calendar changes affecting the university. A motion to form a committee for a longer spring vacation was defeated. A questionnaire for students was approved to be voted on during Student Fellowship elections. Miss Vanderbilt raised Undergraduate Installation and a plan to have Student Council set final terms. Miss Rosengardt urged orderly conduct during exams.
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Barnard
Vanderbilt
Dr Barry Explores History of Scientific Attitude
Dr Barry surveys the evolution of scientific thinking from Pythagoras through Euclid and into atomic theory. He traces how geometry and foundational premises shaped the world view and the drive for quantitative nature descriptions.
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DR. Barry
Pythagoras
Barry
Euclid
Reporter Dives Into Barnard Pool In Comical Lesson
A humorous account portrays a Bulletin reporter attempting the crawl stroke in a Barnard swimming class. The piece details her half submerged board voyage, instructor cues, crowd reactions, and a finale revealing playful science humor about swimming, perception, and Greek methods.
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Away
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