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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1932
Page
1
Published semi weekly through the college year by Barnard College students for the Undergraduate Association. The May 13 issue is No 50, issued during term when classes active and no vacation period.
A college editorial argues for post exam health exams to gather data after six three hour tests. It suggests extending the school year by one week to finish by mid June and questions the clash between health gains and academic routines. It notes a disconnect between asserted hygiene principles and conduct by authorities and faculty.
The dean advised seniors to prepare for leadership roles, noting women often assist men but should aim for top posts. She urged applying college study to all work, including home duties, and warned of the challenges balancing marriage, family, citizenship, and profession.
A lively review of Sir Philip Ben Greet presenting A Midsummer Night's Dream with Mendelssohn music for The Actors' Dinner Club at the A W Clubhouse. The piece notes cheerful performance, charming child dancers, playful jests by Oberon and Bottom, and recommends future Actors' Dinner Club events plus nearby Brooklyn entertainments.
A new home for the Museum of Modern Art occupies three floors at Eleven East Fifty-seventh Street. The first two floors showcase contemporary murals by American artists while the third floor reunites the permanent collection and the Bliss holdings. Notable works include Gassner’s modernist mural and Goodman's van Gogh like pieces alongside Davis and Littlefield studies. Maillol sculptures contrast with the overall modernist emphasis.
The Occupations Bureau reports the New York City Board of Examiners has not announced any teacher-in-training examinations for this spring and cannot advise on next dates. If May or June tests occur, they would likely cover only a few subjects.
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