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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1923
Page
3
Dr Fosdick argues liberalism defends individual thinking against external domination while warning against overcritical loss of appreciation for the past. He contrasts fundamentalist religious modes with liberal emphasis on human experience and urges openness to diverse sources of knowledge. Continued on page 4.
Wigs and Cues staged its first production of the year with two one act plays, The Locked Chest by John Masefield and Cooks and Cardinals. The informal college event featured workshop style staging and no programs with free admission. Lillian Harris welcomed the audience and explained the workshop concept.
The Open Forum Advisor committee outlines tentative plans to host discussions on race and international relations. Speakers include scholars from Columbia and UC Berkeley, NAACP figures, and foreign guests. The forum aims to present diverse views while urging scientific, broad minded debate.
The piece traces Morningside Heights from rural Bloomingdale to a Columbia University site plan. It notes the old Bloomingdale Asylum and the move of Columbia to Madison and Forty-ninth Streets. It also covers student moves toward abolishing final examinations and adopting a quiz based system to raise learning standards.
Miss Gildersleeve spoke at the college on Tuesday outlining financing for a proposed Brooks Hall wing and debating the college size limit. She traced the history of the Honor System at Barnard and urged formal exams and broader discussion with faculty and students.
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