Questionnaires to Probe English A-1 Success Causes
A Curriculum Committee plans to issue questionnaires to seventy five members in each of four college classes to gauge factors behind success or failure in term papers. The survey, distributed to freshmen first, covers term paper quality and English Act relevance, with results to be reported to Dean Gildersleeve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Gildersleeve
Kathleen Murphy
Elizabeth Dew
Elizabeth Puckett
Flaine Goltz
Dorothy Combs
Marjory Runne
Theresa Sarubbi
Margaret Hoyt
Lilian Wise
Hartmann and Patterson Nominated for Bulletin Editor
Marion Patterson and Helen Hartmann are nominated for Editor-in-Chief of Bulletin. Adele Hagland resigns due to ineligibility. Both Hartmann and Patterson have served as managing editors this year. Hartmann is also Associate Editor of Mortarboard and has extensive activities, while Patterson is on Mortarboard’s editorial team. Alternate editorials will be published by each candidate to gauge ability before elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hartmann
Marion Patterson
Bulletin
Adele Hagland
Miss Hartmann
Miss Patterson
Bullet
Mortarboard
Patterson
Peace Action Committee
Social Science Union
Miss Marion Strong Leads Greek Games Entrance Pageant
Miss Marion Strong of the Physical Education Department comments that Greek Games Entrance is more engaging this year as rehearsals proceed. Prometheus and Pandora feature prominently with a chorus, lyric readings, and a symbolic fire as the crowd moves forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Strong
Maron Strong
Mary Morris Seals
Gena Tenney
Goa
Prometheus
Soph
Ores
Elspethats
Iestesses
Zeus
Pandora
Epimetheus
Glee Club
Freshman Address On Course Selection by Gildersleeve
Virginia C. Gildersleeve will address the Freshman Class this afternoon at 1:10 in Brinkerhoff Theatre. She will speak on Selection of Courses for next year in the second address to the class this year. Attendance is requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Brinckerhoff Theatre
Miss Gildersleeve
College to Elect Undergrad Officers at Barnard Meeting
Barnard students nominated Jane Craighead Adele Hagland Betty MacIver for undergraduate vice president and Emily Chadbourne Mary Hagan Sophia Simmonds for treasurer with Dorothy Brennan Beatrice Tenney Carolyn Swayne for secretary. Elections set for Thursday and Friday 10 AM to 4 PM in the Conference Room as candidates boast prior leadership in Greek Games A.A. Board Mortarboard and Freshman activities. Margery Ray elected 1936-37 Barnard Athletic Association president amid 284 votes. she and others prepare for upcoming A.A. banquet and national convention while Athletic Association outlines its purpose and activities to promote sportsmanship and intra mural competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Craighead
Adele Hagland
Betty MacIver
Association
Emily Chadbourne
Mary Hagan
Sophia Simmonds
Dorothy Brennan
Beatrice Tenney
Carolyn Swayne
Miss Craighead
A.A
Representative Assembly
New Building
Bulletin
Miss Hagland
Mortarboard
Green Owl
Miss Macliver
Miss Maciver
Cues
Social Science Union
Margery Ray
Barnard Athletic Association
Miss Ray
Greek Games
Marguerite Kuhlman
Athletic Federation of College Women
Minneapolis
The
Athletic Association
Mary Paul Segard
Kuhlman
Segard
Government Majors Hear Dr. A. Brecht
Dr. Arnold Brecht, prominent German political economist, spoke to Government majors on democracy and economic planning in the college parlor. He traced his career in Germany and discussed how far democracy can extend planning while noting the debate over liberalism versus planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Brecht
Brecht
New School of Social Research
New York City
Germany
Reich Ministry of the Interior
Prussia
Reichsrat
German Academy of Political Science
Berlin
Dr. Brecht
Reviewer Criticizes Quarterly As Unrepresentative of Barnard
A Barnard Quarterly Spring Issue critique argues the compilation is not representative of Barnard's literary ability. The reviewer cites Miss Borgenicht and Miss Sewell as weaker pieces, praising Miss Laurie's Winterset and The Poetic Drama as the standout. The piece foresees poetic drama revival emerging in a future age of living poetry rather than in current prose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
Quarterly
Miss Borgenicht
Miss Laurie
Miss Sewell
Miss Sewell’s “Dad Entertains A Relative.” Miss Borgenicht
American Student Union
T. S. Eliot
Cathedral
Gertrude Stein
Clemence Dane
Archibald MacLeish
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marjorie Ray
New Athletic Association
Miss Ray Greek Games
Mary Segard
Undergrad
A. Brecht
Miss Lorna McGuire
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