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IN RETROSPECT 1954-55 Vol. I No. 5 NEXT YEARS CURRICULUM ANNOUNCED The primary interest of Stern College program of secular and Hebraic studies. In intermediate, and advanced levels, several range of choice in majors and electives. Modern laboratories, with facilities for able for the prescribed year of science. There is also a choice between psychol- ogy, advanced mathematics, or a survey of math tailored for those students who have disliked or done poorly in this sub- ject in high school. Courses in the social sciences which are offered this term, such as Political Science and Sociology, will be offered again next term. A choice of two of these subjects is required, be- sides a language and a course in English Literature. All students who have taken elementary French or German are required to continue the language next year. Program of Extra Curri- cular Activities Planned Extra-curricular activities, some of which were started this year, will be in full swing next year. Future plans for the debating society include intra-collegiate debates, partici- pation in state and national contests, as well as debates among rhe members. The choral group, under the direction of Professor Karl Adler, should continue ro be a source of entertainment at various sl In n l functions. Other clubs which arc in the planning stage are: art, dramatics. Hebrew-dancing, chalil, and a school newspaper. An essential part of any curriculum is physical education. The program includes general athletics plus special teams of basketball, tennis, etc. for sports enthusi- asts. The progress made this year combined with the plans for the second year arc- steps toward the attainment of a leading position for Stern College in the field of higher education. for Women is to provide an integrated addition to Hebraic studies on beginning new courses offer the student a wide biology, chemistry, and physics are avail- New Elections Held at Stern College On May 6, 1955, the second elections of the Student Body of Stern College were held. The results showed that Anne Rosenbaum and Sura Schreiber were re- elected to their posts of President and Vice-President respectively. Eva Oster- reicher was elected secretary and Joanne Peltz, treasurer. These two will replace the outgoing officers, Pearl Kidansky and Joan Philipson. The various speeches of the candidates were heard the previous day, Wednesday, May 5. The election was held by secret ballot and votes counted by outgoing treasurer, Joan Phil- ipson, and Mr. Dan Vogel, acting reg- istrar. SCHOOL OPENS MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 12 RK.ISTRA ' I ION— SEPT. 7, 8, ' ) Full details about registration pro- cedure will be sent to each girl during the summer. Mrs. Guterman Heads Art Club The newly formed Art Club held its first meeting in room 12 at 12 o ' clock, May 12, 1955, at which time the members worked on designing pages for In Re I re ispect . The advisor, Mrs. Simeon Guterman, uitc oi the dean of Yeslm.i College, attended Maryland Institute of Art and worked in Baltimore as a commercial artist. Those attending the meeting were: I ay Fii hn i Barbara ..miner. Frieda Gold, Ren. ih Mescheloff, and loan Phil- ipson. Lag B ' omer Skating Party a Big Success With the school term drawing to a close, the Student Council of Stern Col- lege sponsored the last social gathering of the freshman year. The date was May 10, Lag B ' Omer. Roller skating was the feature attraction ( aside from the girls and food, of course) . The setting was Wollman Memorial Skating Rink in Central Park, and the time 2:50 P.M. Slowly but sure] the rink filled up as tie Yeshiva speedsters and stuntsters put the Roller Derby performers to shame. During the course of the day salami sandwiches and pickles were served to tile somewhat hungry crowd ! Cafeteria Seats 125 People A new, modern, air conditioned dining room occupies the basement of Stern College. It can accommodate approxi- mately 125 people. There are two fully equipped kitchens, for meat and dairy meals In addition, there are steam tables and a soda fountain. I Ik furniture includes tables with pink [ops and chrome and black bases and ill. ins which are finished in ebony and upholstered in pink. The walls are in matching pink, with the half panelled ill blonde wood I li. i .ill-ten. i will open in the fall with lull service available 10 the girls.
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