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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1932
Page
3
Acting Dean Mullins urged sophomores to let inclination and inspiration determine their major, noting the Barnard curriculum requires forethought for concentrated study after junior year. He advised stepping from current direction at college entry and advised departmental advisers to assist as students decide their intended specialization.
The Spanish Club stages Peribanez y el Comendador de Ocana by Lope de Vega in Brinckerhoff Theatre with two shows at 4 P M and 7:30 P M for the Spanish scholarship fund. Cast includes Petra Munoz Casilda Millicent Wood Ines Emma Rodkiewicz and others. Admission 40 cents general 25 cents club members. evening show 75 cents includes a fornizi dance by the Blue Lions.
About 150 students attended the vocational tea in the College Parlor discussing Social Work, science, business and radio work with speakers from Westchester County child welfare, the New York City health department and the National Broadcasting Company. They noted required training, language skills, and unpaid research, plus opportunities in probation courts and radio journalism.
Dorothy Smith outlines Junior Month selections for Barnard College with a committee including Miss Weeks Mrs Baker Miss Kosius the Undergraduate President and Dorothy Smith. The article explains the purpose of Junior Month conducted by the Charity Organization Society to expand public understanding of social work and to choose a representative with leadership and broad appeal.
The United States Civil Service Commission announces that due to sufficient eligible candidates, spring examinations for junior scientists in different branches will not be held this year. Assistant to the Dean Katherine L Doty.
Dr Henry E Crampton head of Barnard Zoology to address alumnae on Today's Biology and Human Life at 8 15 P M Monday March 14 as the second lecture in a four part series. He has served as curator at the American Museum of Natural History from 1909 to 1920 and authored The Doctrine of Evolution.
Barnard College plans a Gaelic translation of its Quarterly to reflect student philosophy and art. Editor in Chief Mrs Stix notes the event ties literature to dance with refreshments and a curious mix of traditional Erin imagery and campus satire.
Harvard professor Alfred North Whitehead argues that science and philosophy aid one another. In the Davies Lecture at the Institute of Arts and Sciences, he traced their history from Greek times and noted how science emphasizes observation of particulars while philosophy handles universal generalizations. He cited James, Dewey, and realist thinkers as reviving philosophy.
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