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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1929

Page

4

French Luncheons Offer Speaking Practice for Students

The French department hosts weekly luncheons led by Prof. Prenez to practice spoken French. Limited to nine French Club members per session, groups rotate Mondays and Thursdays from November to May in Hewitt dining alcoves with no prepared topics.

Prenez Om Hewitt Fall Prof Prenez

Junior Month Delegate Speaks at 1931 Meeting

The article notes Miss Rosengardt's remarks and the Juniors elect Evelyn Anderson to replace Elsa Zorn in the Representative Assembly. Elsa Zorn resigns as Glee Club President and class representative, with attention to Mortarboard ads and subscriptions.

Mortarboard

Shaw attacks university education and calls for decentralization

George Bernard Shaw told a Plymouth audience that university men suffer grave intellectual damage from university life and that much teaching is technically focused and harms character. He urged replacing two classics with a decentralized system like an American state university, praising the social value of university men and sailors.

George Bernard Shaw Plymouth Lord Astor American State University

Open Hour Basketball Proposals For Non Team Players

The notes advocate an open hour period for students who wish to play basketball but are not on class teams. It suggests forming definite open hour teams for informal meets, aiming to include those unable to join organized teams without discrimination.

Wigs and Cues Coach on Amateur Dramatics

Stage coach Mr. Kinnell discusses actor entry paths and the value of revival and modern plays. He advises college drama groups to stage many plays yearly but focus effort on one or two major productions and he aims to reveal the cast soon.

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