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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1926
Page
4
Prof. Loiseau reports that postwar France shows a surge of foreign visitors with Americans in the lead and many English Dutch Scandinavian and German guests. He notes wider use of water ice electricity and a growing appetite for athletics across rural areas as American influence spreads.
The History Majors Club schedules its first meeting at four on November 3 in the Conference Room. Dr Ping Wen Kuo will speak on Present Crises in China, outlining current reforms and education efforts. He is vice president of the World Federation of Educational Associations and trustee of the China Foundation for Education.
Sulamith Schwartz reviews the debut Barnacle noting its fresh take on college life and strong pieces by Miss Churchill and Mr Schiff. She praises humor and diary style while criticizing some notices and exchange jokes, concluding the issue is largely enjoyable and bodes well for future editions.
Under the National Federation of Students in America Wellesley issued a questionnaire to 375 colleges asking about existing student curriculum committees their ages and success and about cooperation or changes in curricula. Eighteen colleges have formal committees most in New York state and the West. The oldest is a three year committee in a New York City college.
Professor Ogburn tells Journal Club how Paris Vienna and Berlin universities shape student work and contact with faculty. He contrasts laissez faire exams with campus supervision and notes European students engage in broad national politics beyond academic life.
The American Federation of Youth held its Fall Conference October 23 and 24 at International House with over 200 delegates from Barnard Politics Club Menorah and YWCA. Speakers urged action against militarism and economic imperialism and the need for international youth cooperation.
A sample questionnaire distributes in Barnard Hall from November 1 to 6. Return to Miss Weeks after checking. It defines hazing as Sophomore regulations before Mysteries Night and offers options for favoring or opposing hazing and abolishing Mysteries Night.
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