Hollingworth Shaped Barnard Psychology Department
The retiring professor transformed Barnard into a strong psychology program starting in 1909 with labs in rooms 419 and 420. He built advanced courses, published over fifty experiments, and mentored many students who earned doctorates and led departments nationwide. He praises Barnard for freedom in research and the high caliber of students.
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Barnard Bulletin Wins First Class Rating
Barnard Bulletin the official Barnard College publication earned a first class rating from the Associated Collegiate Press for spring 1946. Judges praised its news writing and editing as excellent and its appearance as clean and neat though sometimes overly balanced.
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Class of 1947 thanks editor for Mortarboard volume
Letters from Evi Bossanyi and classmates congratulate Priscilla Block and staff on the Mortarboard 1947 volume. They praise the book and urge Barnard faculty to broaden student faculty contact and conference opportunities for commuting students. Mary Brown Louise DuBois Dolores Drew sign.
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Janet Robb Speaks At PC Open House
Miss Janet Robb Barnard graduate and former teacher at Barnard and Hunter College spoke on The United Nations How it has been functioning and what its future will be at a Political Council open house. She warned the U N faces suspense over Russian American relations and that peace is a hard goal. She cited Iran and Franco Spain as key tests for the UN and noted the veto question and small nations role will shape its future as an effective peace instrument.
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Columbia College releases education reform report
Columbia College of Columbia University issued on May 2 a study titled A College Program in Action led by Harrison R. Steeves. It urges a two year integrated natural science course for all students, a sophomore year introduction to music and the fine arts, four year physical education, expanded extracurriculars, and flexible junior senior options including specialization, broader liberal arts study, or deeper inquiry into related fields. It condemns the water tight split between science and non science tracks.
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Prizes Awarded and Not Given This Year At College
Earlier in the semester the George Welwood Murray Graduate Fellowship of 15000 income went to Claudia Marck for promise of distinction in humanities or social sciences. The Grace Potter Rice Memorial Graduate Fellowship of 600 annual value went to Joan Raup for promising pursuits in natural sciences or mathematics. Prizes not awarded this year include the Dean Prize in German Reed Prize for merit in church history the Richards Research Award and the Von Wahl Prize for excellence in Zoology.
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Student Council Names New Chairs for Next Year
In spring meetings the Student Council appointed Roberta Paine as Transfer Chairman Elizabeth Eastman as Library Chairman and Lyn McElroy as Red Cross Chairman A Virginia Kanick Eligibility Chairman message was read A presidential eligibility five points was approved Greek Games eligibility set at one point with none for charioteer Dorm officials received six four and three points respectively Barnard joins central committee for WSSF work Miss Patricia Haida named Barnard student delegate to the committee
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South Hall Renamed for Ex President Butler at Columbia
Nicholas Murray Butler Library is the new name for South Hall on Morningside Heights. The 1930 Harkness gift funded the library building dedicated in 1934. Trustees announced after acting president Dr. Frank D. Fackenthal disclosed the renaming, honoring Butler’s 43 years as Columbia president.
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