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Newspaper

Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1938

Page

4

Major Departments Hold Meetings on Curriculum Changes

Psychology department plans to merge Developmental and Child Psychology into Psychology 19 and combine all lab courses as Psychology 7. Changes to prerequisites are proposed with mixed votes on senior exams and seminars. Zoology majors discuss required subjects and Systematic Psychology. Economics and Sociology majors hold a forum on orientation, advisors, and course points. Dr. Crampton speaks to Zoology on South Seas islands.

Worth Betty Sargent Felicia Deyrup Baker Milbank Henry E. Crampton South Seas

Dean Sees Canada In World Affairs

The article notes excitement as Mr. Hitler was to broadcast after government permission. Miss Idersleeve praises Ottawa describing it as a northern city like Edinburgh with tall pinnacles. She recalls a prior visit to Arizona and storm disruptions affecting California communications and produce.

Hitler Reichstag Miss Idersleeve Ottawa Otwa Edinburgh Itland Canada Hersleeve Zona Rizona California

Statistics On Exam Cramming At Barnard College

The Bureau of Educational Surveys estimates Barnard students lost about 1809 pounds in weight due to exam cramming. It bases the figure on two pounds per student and 90 percent of crammers, blaming both instructors and textbooks for unavailable course overviews and confusing outlines.

Barnard College Bureau of Educational Surveys New York City Bureau John Black Johnson University of Minnesota College of Science, Literature and the Arts

Notices for art editor and staff positions

Students are asked to contact Minam Weber via Student Mail immediately to apply for art editor or art staff roles for the next year in Quarterly.

Minam Weber

Spanish Club to honor Argentina with program and tea

The Spanish Club will stage a program and tea on March 28 at 4 15 in the College Parlor in honor of Argentina. Senor Traverso the Argentine Consul General will speak and music and dances from the country will be performed. Miss Matilda Zabala an Argentina exchange student is in charge. Magda Arce Barnard assistant will broadcast March 27 from 9 to 915 p m over radio with National Broadcasting system and Chile American Association cooperation. A special short wave broadcast to Chile is being arranged.

Argentina Senor Traverso Matilda Zabala Magda Arce Barnard National Broadcasting System Chile- American Association South America

Dean Addresses Freshman Class Continued Notes On Courses

Dean cites freshman address on required Fine Arts and Music courses urged by seniors. Miss Gyldersleeve praises mathematics for practical truth and Barnard urges contact with the scientific method. Social sciences gain prominence as students seek understanding of man, state and purpose.

Miss Gyldersleeve Barnard

Greek Games Entrance Rehearsal Today at Gym

An important Greek Games entrance rehearsal will be held today from 4:00 to 6:00 in the gym. Participants must attend and low heeled shoes are required though gym suits are not needed.

College Editors Outline Policies for Next Year

Barnard editor Miss Weber proposes turning the college paper into an active forum with staged discussions of student work and a series of lectures by metropolitan literary critics. She has not decided her postgraduation plans.

Miss Weber Barnard

Camels Favored by Leading Tobacco Growers

Thomas Middleton and twin James have grown tobacco 14 years and say Camel buyers secured their top leaf last year. Henderson Carroll with 18 years in tobacco notes Camel purchases top grades. Harry C. King, 20 years growing, says Camel bought his best leaf and smoke Camel cigarettes.

Thomas Middleton James Tom Middleton Henderson Carroll Harry C. King

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