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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1929
Page
2
Calendar notes include Noel Brailstorel speech January 22 Theatre 1 10. Examinations begin January 23 and run to February 1 with a Team Conference Room event 4 00 to 6 00. Botany Club meeting January 25 8 00 to 10 00 at College Parlor. Registration February 6 and Spring Semester begins February 6 or 1 4 00 DP MM unclear.
The Association of American Universities heard Dean Laing of the University of Chicago warn that first two years are largely preparational and belong at junior colleges. He cited Western expansion of junior colleges and noted Northeastern College plans a five year program starting 1929. Dr. Greeting demonstrated regional speech differences using phonographic records from Columbia Summer Session subjects and included Fort Worth and Dallas voices.
On the round the world voyage the Floating University aboard the S.S. President Watson issues the Magi Alert Gazette written by students. The hesitating print cadence across oceans becomes a radio-like message from the high seas to friends and families ashore.
The International Institute of Columbia University reports about 250 foreign students enrolled, with 168 women and 86 men. Of these, 69 live at International House on Riverside Drive and 30 hold Institute scholarships while 11 have Macy scholarships.
The article notes Princeton students paid 3852.75 in fines for library book carelessness over the past year and 299 books were found in dorm rooms, with most never recorded as loans. It compares Bryn Mawr practice where reserve books are kept locked and must be signed out and personally retrieved, causing delays.
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