Private school teaching explored by Meg Mather
Brearley School fourth grader teacher Meg Mather argues teaching is forged by inspiration and student teaching experience. She praises private schools as laboratories with small classes, freedom to experiment, and close supervision shaping mature, well rounded teachers.
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Meg Mather
Brearley
Barnard
Miss Mather
Four Year Gym Requirement Defended by Professor Holland
Professor Margaret Holland argues a four year physical education requirement remains essential. She cites small full time staff in the department and compares Barnard Smith and other women's colleges to show that cutting activities would not reduce costs meaningfully. She notes social recreational and vocational benefits, plus the need for ongoing skills development beyond two years.
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Margaret Holland
Physical Education Department
Holland
Barnard
Smith
Miss Holland
Senior class votes for Alumni President and VP
At Brinckerhoff Theater nine girls were nominated for Alumni President and Vice-president with the top vote-getter becoming president. A noon Tuesday meeting also set nominations for secretary and treasurer for the class of 1950. Representatives for classes 52 and 51 were chosen in recent meetings. Ring orders for juniors are set for Monday March 6 from 12 to 1 in the Conference Room with Diegel and Clust measurements and a $5 deposit.
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Brinckerhoff Theater
Carol Leni
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Beatrice Laskvitz
Laura Pienkney
Esther Mendelsohn
Martha Greene
Claudine Tillier
Eleanor Holland
Ann Edge
Representative Assembly
Jean Elder
Marietta Deenston
Liana di Bona
Wanda Wilson
Ettina Blake
Sarah Max
Helen Versfelt
Miriam Shapiro
Ruth Schacter
Frances Conn
Barnard
Lois Campaine
Jane Connington
Frances Conway
Margaret de Vecchi
Marie Farrell
Vivienne Feigenbaum
Bernice Greenfield
Elaine Herara
Nani Lengyel
Joann MacManus
Pat Foley
Diegel and Clust Company
Changes to final exam schedule announced
The Committee on Instruction voted to end classes on May 20 and begin course examinations on May 28. Major exams will be scheduled toward the end of the period with dates to be announced later. Graduate Record Examinations must occur in April or early May. Dean Millicent C. McIntosh notes aims to ease student hardship and improve educational value.
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Barnard Hosts Japanese Visitors Under IIE Program
Twelve Japanese women visiting the United States under the Institute of International Education were entertained Tuesday at Barnard. The delegation, including legislators and officials, toured student government offices and publications with Mrs. John Adams before meeting associate deans Dr. Florence Lowther and Dr. Lorna McGuire. Dean Millicent McIntosh hosted a tea in the College Parlor.
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United States
Institute of International Education
Barnard
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Florence Lowther
Lorna McGuire
Millicent McIntosh
Reorganization at Barnard Cafeteria Cuts Costs and Eases Lines
The Barnard Hall Cafeteria eliminated full lunches last year and saved funds by removing a dietitian and other staff. Student usage fell and congestion rose, so a sandwich line was created with advance prepared sandwiches labeled by contents and price. The program reduces line delays and emphasizes cost awareness to students.
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Barnard Hall
Barnard
Miss Currier
Faculty Sign UWF Petition Urges World Government Convention
A Columbia University petition led by Dean Harry Carman and 28 faculty members calls on the New York State Legislature to pass SCR 8 and ACR 25 to authorize a constitutional convention for world government. Signers include Salo Baron, James Gutmann, Moses Hadas, Paul Oskar Kristeller, Robert Lynd, Dumas Malone, C. Wright Mills, Helen Mustard, Ernest Nagel, Mark Van Doren, and Rabbi Isadory Hoffman among others. A similar Teachers College petition added fourteen names.
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Harry Carman
Louis Hacker
Lawrence Chamberlain
James A. Pike
Columbia
New York State
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United States
Albany
Sen. Mahoney
Steingut
Salo Baron
Ralph Bowen
J. Bartlett Brebner
Justus Buchler
Robert Carey
William Casey
Andrew Chiappe
Dudley Dillard
Irwin Edman
Horace Friess
James Gutmann
Moses Hadas
Rabbi Isidory Hoffman
Paul Oskar Kristeller
Joseph Wood Krutch
Robert Lynd
Robert Macliver
Contest Awards Two Europe Fellowships for Essays
The International Study Tour Alliance offers two first prizes of fifty days abroad in Europe for an essay contest open to all students. Second and third prizes provide partial grants for work that requires field study obtainable only in Europe. The aim is to prepare future leaders to understand foreign cultures and institutions.
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Europe
International Study Tour Alliance
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