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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1952
Page
2
Lenore Fierstein argues for an expanded examination format for language students. She proposes advanced foreign literature selections and comprehension questions answered in English to test linguistic ability beyond literal translation. She accepts longer exams if they better measure a student’s language facility and research use.
Barnard won the intercollegiate fencing meet hosted by Bryn Mawr, with Elmira and Bryn Mawr finishing second and third. Senior fencers Bettina Blake Jo Clare Mangus and Jean Ricketts competed, joined by juniors Camilla Midence Carol Brown and Grace Robertson. Sally Grinch and Margaret Holland accompanied the Barnard delegation.
The college show features Ruth Park and Albert Silliman as Beggar Woman and Moon two with deeply voiced nether-world tones. Barbara Kauder plays an earthly Servant, while color design highlights mood from black and white to spring green. It was a beautiful and moving production.
A proposed curriculum for an American Civilization major would require three core history and civilization courses, a junior reading seminar, and a senior seminar. It outlines six additional courses across social, cultural, and humanities groups and sets milestones for freshman to sophomore year approvals.
Open meeting at noon for On Campus Athletic Association to nominate AA presidential candidates. Menorah Seixas hosts 4 pm Open House in Earl Hall with film showings. Columbia Christian Fellowship meets at 8 15 pm in Earl Hall with Dr George Davis film discussion. Office of Religious Affairs to host Professor Cherbonnier discussion at 4 pm Wednesday in Barnard Hall. Arthur Gilbert leads 4 pm Wednesday Juda ism values group in Earl Hall. Junior Class Fashion Show at 4 pm Tuesday in Brooks Living Room with 25 cent admission. Columbia NAACF meets Wednesday 1 45 pm in Philosophy Hall room 307 to hear Wellington Beal. Pre professional societies host Rights of Spring dance Friday 9 pm John Jay Lounge.
Assembly notes that Robert Livingston Schuyler, Gouverneur Morris Professor at Columbia, spoke on Past versus Present in the Study of History. The History Department hosts the event with the American Institute of Architecture noting a future natural science lecture. A $1 fine applies to unexcused absences.
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