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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1931
Page
4
Professor Overstreet recounts the shift from supernatural to scientific evolution and its impact on philosophy. He notes early evolutionists Lloyd Morgan and S Alexander and argues that evolution frames reality as a developing process, prompting questions about time and eternity and labeling evolution as the triumph of present day life.
Frances Smith wins the Barnard student leadership post as Undergraduate President elect. She stresses improving courses to meet student needs and values Intercollegiate Conference cooperation. Smith has NFSA convention experience in Georgia and Puliter Scholar credentials, with ties to New Jersey and Horace Mann School in New York. The new governing body begins in April succeeding Sally Vredenburgh.
Louise Brown number 13 was chosen straightest on Friday the 13th. Silhouettes of the five top finishers Viette Count Irma Heilman Janet Silverman and Elma Krumwiede are on display on the Physical Education bulletin board at Barnard Hall. Twenty contestants were selected, with college voting Thursday to pick the best. Sponsored by the Physical Education Department and the A A.
The Odd team won both baseball games in a two day series. On Wednesday the Odd team defeated the Second 16 to 11 in a fast close contest. Thursday saw the Odd team pull away late to win 20 to 11 in the final inning surge.
The list names undergraduates considered for a fellowship based on both extra curricular and scholarly merit. Nominees include Margaret Wadds secretary treasurer of El Circulo Hispano and Greek Games Committee member. Gertrude Wylie Athletic Association president and former AA Handbook editor. Else Zorn Glee Club president and Classical Club secretary and dormitory treasurer. Committee members include Dean Jullins as chair and professors Howard and Hutchinson, with Miss Dorothy Miner and Sally Redenburgh representing undergraduates.
The article discusses Miss Wayman addressing grading proposals in the pass-fail debate and outlines a Physical Education questionnaire. It notes concerns over over-cutting, credit hours, and seeks prudent student reactions. It lists questions about grading preference, credit penalties, and aims of Physical Education plus a comment section for department input.
The Junior class will nominate a president for next year at their Wednesday meeting at twelve. Elections for the president will follow at a later date. The group will also vote on appointing Helen Mooney as Business Manager of Viatorboard. Step singing and Junior month are on the agenda.
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