Questioning Curriculum Committees Shapes College Schedules
The article surveys student input on curricula at Mt Holyoke and Haverford, noting committees push for honors opportunities and high grade privileges, and seek more electives while challenging ancient language and English requirements. It observes few colleges involve students, debate over keeping dean led curricula, and suggests student views may refresh rigid formulas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Holyoke
Haverford
Pennsylvania
Provincetown Plays Host Intercollegiate Dramatic Club
Provincetown Playhouse sponsors an Intercollegiate Dramatic Club linking ten to twelve college clubs for lectures meetings and attendance at dress rehearsals. An informal meeting was held October 15 to discuss plans. The theatre offers rooms for round table talks and access to a professional director designer and actor along with rehearsal privileges and props to bridge to the college theatre scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provincetown
New York
Provincetown Playhouse
Ogburn contrasts systems at a university forum
Professor Ogburn argued sociology is shifting from general philosophy to more statistical work while noting conflicts at some universities. He reported sabbatical study in France under Columbia University and invited Journal Club members to meet November 11 at his home for planning. Attendees included Miss Hutchinson Mrs. Baker Miss Eliot and Mr. McKenzie.
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Ogburn
Europe
France
Research Council In Social Sciences
Columbia University
Journal Club
Hutchinson
Baker
Eliot
McKenzie
Barnard College Book Exchange Opens With Cards System
Bulletin boards cleared as nearly 100 notices advertise 1 to 10 books each. Miss Weeks will continue the service with student cooperation. Students leave a 3x5 card in her office detailing author title publisher year edition contents subject price condition seller and class. Cards filed for reference and exchange via Students' Mail.
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Miss Weeks
Student Council Names Margaret Fuller Chairman of Drive
At the October 21 meeting Margaret Fuller was named Chairman of the Student Fellowship Drive after Elizabeth S Hughes resigned. The Council and Drive Chairman Miss Dawbarme selected a Sophomore from the class as business manager. Ruth Soyt addressed the council on Bernard group study abroad next summer and a committee was appointed to explore arrangements. The committee name was changed from Committee on Public Affairs to Committee on Extra-Mural Affairs. Respectfully submitted Doris Goss.
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Margaret Fuller
Elizabeth S Hughes
Miss Fuller
Ruth Soyt
Drive
Miss Dawbarme
Barnard
Miss Goodell
Doris Goss
Christmas Holiday Notices and Lost Item Policy
NOTA BENE announces holidays from December 22 to January 5 inclusive per Blue Book. Small notes under 3x5 inches will be refused in Students' Mail. Barnard College song books are on sale in room 104 Barnard Hall. Report lost articles to the Comptroller's Office Milbank Trail and turn in found items.
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Barnard College
Barnard Hall
Comptroller’ S Office
Milbank Trail
Scout Leadership elective offered for girls at Barnard Camp
The Scout Leadership Course taught by Mrs Seals becomes a new elective in the Physical Education department. It covers scouting problems and practical experiences through a weekend at Barnard Camp and several hikes. Juniors and Seniors may take it as a regular elective, freshmen and sophomores must first see Miss Slauser. First meeting Thursday November 4 at 2 05 PM in Room 208 B H sign up in Phys Ed office at noon.
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Ogburn Contrasts Systems
Nota
Albany, N. Y
Priscilla Gates
Beauty Miss Lorraine, Inc. Salon
Broadway
Cor
East 42Nd Street
New York City
Lohden Bros., Inc
Confectioners
J. G. Papadem & CO
Sts
Yellowstone
Bryant
the Shop of Service
Java
College
A. G. Seiler
Amsterdam Avenue
Whittier Hall
Kathryn E. Drenan
la Salle St
Col
B'way
Tel
Moon
Biacake Tea Room
114Th Street
Anna J. Ryan, Inc
The
Beauty Shoppe
Par Excellence
113Th Street
Fred Elges
Amsterdam Ave
Nr. W
Columbia Barber Shop, Inc
Furnald Hall
119Th Street
R. W. Blake
Roosevelt Ave
Newark
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