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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1932
Page
7
Bulletin release notes Fatlock Prize examination for undergraduates in Latin translation from Latin to English. Held April 23 from 1 to 4 in Room 330 Milbank. A Greek prize also offered this year. Eligible students with Greek 1-2 urged to compete.
Professor Fairchild analyzes Quarterly reviews noting tone and translation effort. Miss Kane and Miss Stern are praised for intelligent verse and vivid imagery, while critiques on hymns and a general call for student expression appear throughout.
Ashland Press editor John B Chapple condemns what he calls destructive organizations on university campuses. He claims radicals lead 15 colleges in moving students toward socialism and argues for American system principles over communism and socialism.
Sophomores and freshmen are urged to sign on the Barnard Hall poster for participation in Greek Games entrance. A rehearsal schedule has been mailed to students and rehearsals are now underway. Entrance attendance is competitive.
Tickets for the Junior Show It Happened in Utopia go on sale March 24 at McMillin Theatre. Prices are 1.25 and 1.00 for orchestra, 0.75 and 0.50 for balcony. Dancing after the show excluded from the cheapest seats. Two Easter rehearsals are mandatory on March 24 at 9 00 AM and March 28 at 12 noon.
Butler college prepares a limited audience for a centennial program with Madame Schumann Heink not yet confirming her full program. She has offered to let her choice of pieces and may sing Schubert’s Eryl König with a thirty minute NBC broadcast. Tickets are available today through Miss Weeks in Barnard Hall.
A fragment discusses using study for passing exams rather than mental delight. It frames quarterly assessments as too obvious a critique of college education and warns against letting exam focus override broader learning.
Father Ford spoke to the Newman Club on the Russian system. He cited determinist ethics and state interest as justifications for punishment. He described penal measures from banishment to forced labor and noted religious instruction of minors as a crime, while churchgoing remains impractical in an atheistic state. An April 29 informal team dance and a weekday luncheon were announced.
Alumni women boosted Barnard through leadership roles in the Alumnae Employment Committee later renamed Alumnae Vocational Placement Committee with Miss Doty guiding efforts to place graduates. They funded buildings, lodging, and room furnishings, and each anniversary class provides substantial gifts, often to the library or student activities, driving campaigns forward.
Sophomores must choose an adviser in their major department for students graduating in June or September 1934. A list of eligible instructors is posted in the Registrar’s bulletins in Fiske and Milbank Halls. Cards indicating the chosen adviser are available in the Registrar’s Office and must be used by Wednesday March 23.
Sir Philip argues Shakespeare’s women like Tamora and Joan of Arc appear with strong contrasts. He notes two Gentlemen of Verona As You Like It and The Taming of the Shrew escape economic focus and celebrate youth.
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