Miss Wayman Outlines Path to Physical Education Careers
Miss Wayman explains that pursuing Physical Education as a profession now requires both a college degree and professional training. Barnard College lacks a PE major, so students should transfer or study at Teachers College or another college for training, possibly earning a master’s in PE.
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Barnard College
Barnard
Teachers College
Columbia University
Teadhers College
Dotv
Asivenca P
Wayman
Newman Club Symposium and Dinner By Local Club
Newman Club sponsors Sunday symposium at McMillin theater with Norman Thomas Dr John A Ryan Mathew Wool and Ivy Lee as speakers. Topics include reconstructing social order in America socialist program and Catholic principles for a better social order. Evening session follows informal dinner at John Jay with Wool and Lee discussing labor’s future and capital’s virtues and defects.
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Norman Thomas
John A. Ryan
Mathew Wool
Ivy Lee
Newman Club
America
Marchael
Dr. Ryan
Catholic University of America
McMillin Theater
Parker T. Moonwill
John Jay
Wil Inichode
Matthew Wook
The
A, L
Ivy
Lee
Bethlehem Steel
Pennsylvania
Woo
Labor
United States
Harry Carman
College Club and Greek Activities Agenda Present
Calendar lists events for March 24 25 including undergrad officer voting in Conference Room 12 Greek Games tickets at Little Parlor and entrance rehearsal in 44 6 Combined Greek Games Gym Junior Show Tryouts at 139 Milbank 4 Psychology major meeting 304 Barnard Hall. Saturday March 25 Spanish Club Bridge Theatre March 20 nominations for ALA president editor business manager Mortarboard 304 Barnard Hall Episcopal Lutheran Newman Club Tea College Parlor.
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Little
Milbank
Barnard Hall
ALA
Barnard ‘Hall
Episcopal Club
Little Parlor
Spanish Club Bridge Held Tomorrow Night
The Barnard College Club hosts its annual bridge party on Saturday March 25 at 2:30 pm in the Club lounge Hotel Barbizon. Table $4 includes tea and prizes with Mrs Percy Perkins as chairwoman and a list of club members. A duplicate contract tournament is planned for March 28 to form teams to represent the club in April at the Women's University Club.
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Barnard College Club
Barbizon
Percy Perkins
Mildred Bisselle
Winifred Boegehold
Jean Crawford
Arista Delice
Gerard Denice
Jona Eccles
Ralph Hacker
Emma Kasry
Reenee Fulton “Mazer
Sabina Rogers
Margaret Schaffner
Joan Sperling
L. Bernard Stebbins
Felicia Sterling
Mildred Uhrbrock
Bettie Weary
Margaret Wing
Lee McCanliss
Madelene M. Snydeer
Children’s Entertainment Bureau
Saksmth Avenue
Mor tarboard Referendum Shows 318 Votes Cast
The Mor tarboard referendum results indicate 318 votes were cast with mixed student opinion. Writings from juniors show support for free distribution of Mortarboard, proposals to spread costs over four years, and alternatives like cheaper paper or omitting certain pages.
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IIC
Mortarboard
Margaret "Martin
Liberal arts for pre med students proposed by advisers
The Harvard Crimson notes that advisers increasingly urge pre medical students to consider cultural fields over pure biology to broaden education and ensure time for social life. It warns freshmen fear of losing science time and calls for advisers to present alternatives before it is too late.
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Gray
Harvard
Greek Games Entrance Rehearsal Scheduled Today
Freshmen and sophomores are reminded of a Greek Games Entrance rehearsal this afternoon from 4 to 6. The next rehearsal will be Monday evening from 7 to 9.
Barnard Club Plans Bridge and Tea Event
The Circulo Hispano hosts a Bridge and Tea on a Saturday evening in Brinckerhoff Theatre. Tickets cost seventy five cents with advance contact through Spanish Department members. Dean Gildersleeve and a lineup of patrons attend, as the Blue Lions orchestra provides music for dancing after bridge from 8 to 12.
Dr McGraw to Address Psychology Club Meeting
Dr Myrtle McGraw, a teacher of psychology, will lecture on Behavior Studies before a joint Psychology Club gathering in room 304 Barri Hall of the Medical Center off 168th Street. The talk will be illustrated by mov. pictures, tea served afterward in the College Parlor, and plans for luncheons and minimal tea costs discussed.
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Myrtle ‘McGraw
TeScer
168Th Street
Barri
Cies
Occa Siortal
Randall's Island
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