Peardon Returns as Barnard Associate Dean of Faculty
Professor Thomas P. Peardon comes back to Barnard this semester as Associate Dean of Faculty after a year in Europe. He will chair the Committee on Instruction, oversee class scheduling, and advise the Dean. He notes no curriculum changes are planned and advocates flexible teaching to keep students engaged. He also leads Barnard's Government Department and was impressed by British election efficiency and Sicily’s Greek temples.
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Barnard
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Peardon
Segesta
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Agrigento
Sicily
Foreign Born Barnard Students Urged to Contact Election Official
Mrs Louise Gerrard of the Government Department asks eligible foreign born Barnard students to contact her for the upcoming November elections. She can be reached in Room 5 Milbank Hall or at MU 4 7616.
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Louise Gerrard
Government Department
Barnard
Milbank Hall
Women in Public Life Institute at Barnard Honors Suffrage Milestone
The Government Department and Barnard Alumnae organize a two day Institute on Women in Public Life at Barnard on November 17 and 18. The forum marks thirty years since passage of the woman suffrage amendment with speakers including Jacob Javits Stanley Isaacs and Louise Seeley.
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Barnard
Government Department
Alumnae Association
Jacob Javits
University
Stanley Isaacs
Manhattan
Louise T. Seeley
Stamford Board of Representatives
Dorothy Kenyon
Agnes Meyer
The
Washington Post
Barnard Extends Senior Physical Education Exemption
Professor Margaret Holland announces a revised plan allowing eligible seniors to be excused from regular Physical Education for the entire senior year. Requirements include corrected posture or defects and intermediate skill in one activity across rhythmic, team, individual, or swimming groups, with continued encouragement to stay active.
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Margaret Holland
Barnard
Freshmen Meet Student Council at Dean’s Luncheon
Weekend page item notes Dean Millicent C. McIntosh presenting a Great Books pamphlet at the Dean’s Luncheon. Tony Beckers 51 and Virginia Kraft 51 chaired the lunch event as freshmen attend the 2 p.m. session introducing them to student government via the Student Council.
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Tony Beckers
Virginia Kraft
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