Barnard to Launch International Fellowship Drive
Dean Gildersleeve unveils the M II International Fellowship at Barnard on Armistice Day. The drive will fund a year abroad for a Barnard graduate and a foreign student to study at Barnard, with a $2000 goal. A faculty alumna and student, plus an alumnae secretary, will form a committee to select the scholar and oversee arrangements.
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New Stress Is Laid on Education in China
A Barnard student Nora Hsuing argues China adopts popular public schooling as the solution to its problems. She notes nonofficial classes for workers, American style higher education, English textbooks, and a shift toward athletics, while preserving Chinese culture.
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Economics Club Organized In Milbank
The Journal Club formed in Milbank on October 20 provides economics majors with expanded contact with the subject. Members meet to exchange views, discuss journals, hear department researchers report, and hold informal mutual interest discussions. Membership is open to all economics majors.
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Dartmouth Students Propose Policy To Reform Education
Dartmouth authorities began gathering student input on reforming the college’s educational policy. Ten undergraduates were invited to share views, resulting in a 40,000 word report issued May 15 for the Faculty Committee on Educational Policy.
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Dartmouth
City Students to Hold Armistice Day Peace Forum
New York City students observe Armistice Day with a forum on war and peace at International House Monday evening November 10 at 8 o clock. Herbert Sevi a Mexican student will discuss imperialism as a cause of war and American imperialism in Mexico.
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A A Circus Tonight in the Gym
A circus show is announced for tonight at 8 o clock in the gym. Performers include acrobats and clowns promising family entertainment in a local community venue.
Sophomores Win First Place at Field Day
The Sophomores captured first at the Annual Field Day held Friday October 31, scoring 152 points and winning six of ten events. Innovations included a three level proficiency scoring system. archery tied to track scoring. Freshmen challenged in gym events, winning two relay races and soccer 2 to 1.
Miss Arthur Talks Wigs and Cues at Neighborhood Playhouse
Miss Arthur director of the Neighborhood Playhouse told Wigs and Cues that audience presence shapes a production. She stressed staging and selection depend on audience tastes and noted the theater’s varied past seasons including Grand Street Follies and East Indian Life.
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