Dean Addresses Class Of 44 On Curriculum And Arts
Dean Gildersleeve spoke to the Class of 44 at a required meeting in the Theatre outlining the distribution of college work across arts and languages natural and social sciences. She contrasted Barnard’s survey approach with Columbia style and stressed foreign language study and scientific method as vital for educated citizens. The dean praised social sciences for tackling societal problems and promoting peaceful co existence.
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Gildersleeve
Columbia
Barnard
Dean Gildersleeve
Scholarship Available Amid Camp Work Program Details
The Work Camps project offers June 27 to August 22 sessions for 75 dollars with partial scholarships from the Social Service Committee. Jane Stewart, class of 1941, provides full information and invites attendance at the Monday meeting for more details.
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Rosery School
Pennsylvania
Babs
Ernie
Yakima
Barnard
Social Service Committee
Jane Stewart
Lecture Series on Current Events at Y M H A
The Educational Department of the Y M H A on 92nd street and Lexington avenue announces a six week series of current events lectures. Starting March 25 Ludwig Love of the New York Post will interview eminent Europeans on their nations and their peoples. Sessions run six consecutive Tuesdays at 9 with each guest listed. Admission 35 cents per session.
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Y.M.H.A
Leopold Schwarzchild
Germany
Fernandes de Los Rios
Noyalist
Spain
Fred Hasslund
Norway
Marie Tol- Stoy
Russia
Carolo Tresca
Italy
Camel Tickets On Sale In Early April At Riverside
The ad notes ticket sales from March 31 to April 2. It mentions a rehearsal on April 1 from 5 30 to 8 30 and indicates newspaper pictures for toys to be taken the next day. It also lists conference dates April 12 to 15 and the need to secure escorts for an event.
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Camel
Majors Hear Prof Brady at Barnard Luncheon
Professor Robert A Brady of Columbia University addressed economics and sociology majors after a lunch at Room 401 Barnard. He criticized the Temporary National Economic Committee for whitewashing issues and concentrating on industry consolidation, favoring a study of the Harms Investigation in Germany for contrast and thoroughness.
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Robert A. Brady
Columbia University
Rood
Barnard
Brady
National Economic Committee
Thurman Arnold
New Date Announced for Medical Aptitude Test
The Medical Aptitude Test will be held in spring instead of fall for entry in 1942. Columbia and Barnard students may take the exam on May 1st at 3 P.M. in 309 Havemeyer Hall, with a $1 fee. Students must register with the Occupation Bureau by April 15th.
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Columbia
Barnard
Havemeyer Hall
Interfaith tea dance draws nearly 200 students
Almost two hundred students attended a joint Interfaith tea dance in the Dodge Room of Earl Hall last Wednesday from 4:00 to 6:30. Bar nard Interfaith Council and the Earl Hall Society hosted the third such dance this year. Hostesses included Dorothy Wilson, Anne Heene, Yvonne Courant, Peggy Jackson, Dorothy Fagan, Miriam Gore, Ednaly Ahl and Sybil Kotkin.
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Barnard Interfaith Council
Earl Hall Society
Dodge
Earl Hall
Interfaith Council
Dorothy Wilson
Anne Heene
Yvonne Courant
Peggy Jackson
Dorothy Fagan
Miriam Gore
Hy Ednaly Ahl
Sybil Kotkin
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