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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1939

Page

2

Changes In Curriculum Considered By Yale Committee

The committee proposes general department examinations as a basis for the B A degree with honorable mention in a subject. Paired with an undergraduate intellectual discipline, it aims to reduce the 120 point graduation requirement. Critics from non science majors oppose introductory science courses. The report, approved in general by Representative Assembly, will be accessible in Miss Weeks office for student reading.

Seymour Yale University Representative Assembly Miss Week

Preusch And Riley Chosen CSCC Heads

Louise Preusch and Marion Riley of the class of 1940 were elected treasurer and secretary of the Columbia Student Christian Council at the fourth spring dinner in John Jay. William Sandberg, class of 1940, is the new president. Professor Henry Van Dusen of Union Theological Seminary spoke on Christianity's role in world unity and its impact on China.

Barnard Louise Preusch Marion Riley Columbia Student Christian Council John Jay William Sandberg Columbia '40 Henry van Dusen Union Theological Seminary Christian Church van Dusen Orient China

American Youth Congress Plans Democracy Conclave at Camp Talcott

The New York City Council of the American Youth Congress hosts a Youth Builds Democracy weekend May 27 28 at Camp Talcott Huguenot NY ten miles from Port Jervis. Leaders from Westchester Bronx Manhattan Queens and Staten Island attend with adults from civic groups. Sessions cover building democracy religious tolerance racial understanding and political participation. Reservations due May 24.

Camp Talcott Huguenot N. Y New York City Bronx Manhattan Queens Staten Island Y’s Y.M.C.A Port Jervis

Seals' Speech Class Presents Austin Dobson Vignettes

Mrs Seals announces a performance of Austin Dobson vignettes today at 4 p m in the college parlor featuring her speech class students in a student production.

Seals Austin Dobson

Barnard Brings Free Films and Spanish Play

Barnard College offers free films in room 304 tomorrow during tea hour sponsored by the Land and Building Fund as part of Educational Week. The Spanish Club stages Juez de los Divorcios on Thursday in the College Parlor at four with tea served after.

Barnard Tomorow the Land and Building Fund

Lost and Found Auction Item Inquiry

A note asks the purchaser of Norwegian string mittens with a black brown design to contact Eva Glass via Student Mail.

Eva Glass

Dorms Consider Election Amendment Move

Mary Maloney 40 heads Resident Halls Student Association proposing a constitutional change to Article VI. The amendment shifts nominations for vice presidents secretary and treasurer to the week after the president is elected and delays social chairman fire captains and house members by two weeks. The aim is to prevent top candidates from being nominated to minor roles.

Mary Maloney Resident Halls

Spring Cleaning Weekend at Barnard Camp Planned

Barnard Camp schedules a weekend of bath cleaning and a general overhaul during May 5 to 7. Camp Committee urges eager cleaners to arrange early. Buses for the Spring Barbecue arrive Sunday May 7, with a $1 round trip fare. Tickets sold on Jake next week daily from 12 to 1.

Barnard Jake

Summer Work Filing Rules For June Session

Applicants for summer terms must file through the Registrar and include the summer catalogue of any non Columbia institution. City college work requires Committee on Instruction approval for weight reasons. Summer blanks need adviser signature only if major subject is chosen. Limits: 3 courses or 6 points if average below 2.50, or 8 points if 2.50 or above. Avoid duplication of past or future work and intersession Columbia courses. Credit 1 courses count toward a Barnard degree. Education 5207 5208a offer 1 point each. Philosophy 100+ courses not open to prospective sophomores. The 8 point lab requirement cannot be met by a six week summer course.

Columbia Hunter D.C.N.Y Brooklyn Queens Committee On Instruction Barnard

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