Ten Years Ago Insightful March 1926 Bulletin Headlines
The Bulletin highlights undergraduates urged to think before voting for an undergraduate president. A front page argues for unbiased Soviet study, while Dr. Sigmund Spaeth links jazz to rhythm and cites a musical sense. Junior Show previews a fantastic comedy with new tea-dancing arm.
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Columbia
Barnard
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Russia
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Spaeth
Bulletin
Scott Fitzgerald
the Great Gatsby
Florence Eldridge
James Rennie
F P A Editorial Contest Open to Barnard Students
Barnard student body is invited to enter an editorial contest by the Foreign Policy Association and The Nation on Will Neutrality Keep Us Out of War The first prize is 50 dollars, second 25, three prizes of five Nation subscriptions, and four prizes of five F P A student memberships The manuscript limit is 300 words and must be submitted by March 15 to the Foreign Policy Association office 8 West 60th Street The entry must include an original statement and the college newspaper name The winners will be announced May 1 and the winning piece will appear May 6 in The Nation
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Foreign Policy Association
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Foreign Policy Bulletin
Nation
Bulletin
Judge discusses law as a career and delinquency prevention
Judge Goldstein argues education should prevent wrongdoing rather than merely punish it. He contends punishment should fit the crime and warns against starting too late with youths. Rita Teitelbaum notes pre law group aims to expand scholarly talks and seminars.
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Rita ‘Teitelbaum
Pre-Law Group
Virginia Glee Club Sings at Barnard
The Virginia Glee Club performed at Barnard with a medley of pieces including showy advertising lyric parodies. They closed with J. S. Bach inspired pieces and the college song The Good Old Song, arranged by M. Bartholomew and Craighill.
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Virginia Glee Club
Barnard
Pratt
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Fiat Barcadi
Camera Ansco Wheatena
Pebeco Calex Olio
Tyco Barometer
Postum Nabisco
Kéro Aluminum
Cryptox Crisco Balop
S. Bach
Craighill
Forum argues for flexible grading and tied A scholarship terms
The professor advocates more freedom in student approach and a simplified marking system to reduce injustice. He notes the current curve may remain but rigid use is indefensible and plus minus grading often misjudges individuals. A streamlined system could better measure scholastic achievement.
Skulls Unearthed on Kentucky Football Field
Frenzy at the University of Kentucky as several prehistoric skulls are found on the football field. This discovery sparks curiosity about the site and its ancient past.
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