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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1932
Page
2
Friday March 4 events include Undergrad President voting 10 am to 4 pm in Conference Room 4 Spanish Club in Theatre 4 Mrs Seals class Glee Club rehearsal in 408. Saturday March 5 Dormitory Supper and Dance Pictures for Greek Games in Gymnasium. Monday March 7 Rescience Forum with Mrs Seals speaker Conference Room 4 7 pm Spanish Club in Theatre 4 Junior Show rehearsal in 408.
The discussion centers on graft and ethics in city government with focus on the Seabury investigation. It critiques centralized mayoral control and civil service bias toward party loyalists, accusing officials of favoring jobs over service and efficiency. Miss Bernstein of Barnard College, history major, serves as municipal affairs secretary for the League of Women Voters.
The Intercollegiate Conference at Williams College Williams Town titled Capitalism and Its Alternatives gathered leaders from four economic schools. Jacob Viner Norman Thomas Carlo Mhlumiani William Z Foster Maynard Krueger presented viewpoints on Progressive Capitalism Socialism Communism and Fascism. The event stressed impartial inquiry over prejudice and aimed to link New England campuses with global economic issues.
Dr. Hauptmann speaks on Goethe as a living force, praising the universal genius and citing Mazzini. Friedrich Wilhelm von Prittwitz and Gaffron attend as German ambassadors. An exhibit of Goethe materials will run in Avery Hall through March 24. Hauptmann will lecture at Yale, Harvard, and Johns Hopkins, then sail to Weimar for the Goethe celebration with Thomas Mann.
University of Oregon students and co-eds revealed a money themed marriage bias in a World Telegram survey. About 90 percent of men would marry a 60 year old woman for a million dollars and a similar share of women would marry for money, disregarding love.
The professor of Psychology at Boston University has banned all note taking in his courses. He argues the hand substitutes for the brain and that students end up with a poor and incomplete reproduction of the lecture, Swarthmore Phoenix reports.
An economics class observer reports students wasting an hour with yawns, gum chewing, nail biting, nose powdering, and rocking. Only two paid attention: a reader of a report and the professor.
Freshmen at the University of Chicago were told to attend classes as they wish read only chosen books and confer with instructors anytime in a novel educational experiment announced by president Robert M Hutchins.
The Adelphi Fortnightly reports a new Stanford policy requiring co eds to pass a special physical exam and maintain scholastic excellence to be allowed out until 12 on weeknights and 1 30 Saturdays.
A Barnard College Vocational Tea on March 9 features alumnae speakers across fields. Ethel Cherry profiles probation and social work in Westchester, Carolyn Oldenbush discusses science and bacteriology, and Lillian Walton outlines business and accounting career beginnings. The event, sponsored by the Barnard Occupation Bureau, aims to connect students with professional mentors.
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