Rush Week Chaos Sends Fraternity Rush Into River
Freshmen rush begins at 1 14 pm as six leading fraternities plunge yearlings into the river. A tidal wave swamps New Jersey shore towns and the ferry Theda Bara. The Linit sign fails again causing chaos until it resumes. Students fill windows as furnishings collapse at Hamilton Hall and Johnson Hall. A Weehawken disaster survivor sues freshmen for 1 million damages.
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Jersey
Edgewater
Weehawken
Theda Bara
Morningside
Hamilton Hall
Johnson Hall
Apri
Furnald Hall
Qmart Schmaltz
Oskaloosa Debate Over Career and Home at Mauve Salon
Os kal oosa Polytechnic Academy debated the can a boy have both a home and a career outcome with the negative prevailing. Archer Witless led the Os kal oosa team against Columbia while Montgomery Goldfarb quoted Eddie Guest. The audience voted by show of faces under Prof J L Stump.
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Oskaloosa Polytechnical Academy
Rob Roy Hall
Oskaloosa
Columbia
Montgomery Finkelfarb
The
Lion
J L Stump
Department of Social Statistics
Oskaloosans
Archer Witless
Oskaloosa Boys
Montgomery Goldfarb
Eddie Guest
Jump Rope Contest Promises Prizes and Pep Rally
The Jumping Jack Fellows of Hamilton Hall sponsor a college jump rope contest with prizes including 3698 dollars and 15 honorary degrees. Last year’s champ Jimpy Yenlo will hand out Phi Beta Kappa keys as souvenirs. The event features lemonade, suckers, and music by Ben Pepper and his Five Little Peppers at eight o'clock.
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Jumping Jack Fellows
Hamilton Hall
Yenlo
Jimpy Yenlo
Phi Beta Kappa
Hari Kar
Ben Pepper
Columbia Triumph Over Darkmouth In Quirky Parchess Vignette
In a vivid game account Joe Schwarz known as Blue Boy leads Columbia to a 1-0 victory over Darkmouth. Coach Doo little urged Schwarz to big success as he executed a remarkable head-to-head run and finished with the final score.
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Darkmouth
Columbia
Joe
Blue Boy
Schwarz
Doolittle
Empire
Blue-Boy
Michiemas Barry Nutter
Mick
al Lassman
Thas
Awful
Rex
Chats With Undergraduates Distinguish Good and Evil
The proxy argues a clear distinction between Good and Evil with Good encompassing all beneficial things and Evil representing the vast accumulation of harmful acts. He urges minds to remain open to this framework and notes that unchecked Evil threatens Good, creating difficulties for scholars and teachers worldwide.
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Proxy
Spectator
William James
Grand Central Station
United States
Spectator Quiz Reveals College Youths Tastes and Absurdities
A national questionnaire among college students yields humorous and chaotic results. Findings include half not dating girls, a quarter favoring English majors, and a chaotic mix of hobbies and futures ranging from nursing to racketeering.
Cushions Installed For Banister Slider
Father Nublin's office announces cushions on banisters in Furnald and John Jay Halls to prevent injuries from banister sliding as part of a noise elimination plan. Five Furnald residents will be suspended for silent cheers for Dean Eagles violating the rules.
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Nublin
Furnald
John Jay Hall
Hall
Dean Eagles
Capone
Columbia Library
Materhir
Scho-Scjo
Bornese Islands
Teachers College
Abnormal Psychology Students Claim Orange Mystery
A Columbia cafeteria orange disappears after a sixteen hour Abnormal Psychology session linked with Milton class work. The abnormal class argues oranges symbolize lust for gold and a student is accused of stealing the fruit.
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Columbia
Milton
Columbia Boys
Frat Groups Call for Unity Between Elks and Masons
The High Muckamucks urge the university to choose a single fraternal identity joining either Elks or Masons. They propose a campus vote Monday at noon in the Phi-On Yu green room to settle the division.
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The
Elks
Masons
Phi-On Yu
Selig
Potsy Rivalry Ends Wadcliffe Reigns. Nippy Captures Pot
G. Fenimore Nippy and the Morningside Flingers seize the potsy title from Wadcliffe after a dramatic contest described as a mean potsy display with Sally Lowe and Dean Inge dedication. The 1932 Peers present a six thousand dollar jade potsy to the Orphan Asylum amid fundraising plans and campus bragging rights.
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Potsdam
Wadcliffe
G. Fenimore Nippy
Sally Lowe
Dean Inge
Morningside Flingers
Chuck” Cohen
Amtorg Babies
Georgia Tech
Valhalla Wi
Orphan Asylum
What the Well Dressed Undergrad Will Read A Survey
A Columbia University student poll shows college humor and Kipling among favorites. Fifty to eighty percent prefer College Humor and If by Kipling, with poll notes on magazines, newspapers, and a mock desert island question reflecting student wit.
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Columbia University
Alphonse Capone
Chicago
Capone
Florida
Samuel Johnson
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Uates
War
Adams
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Schermerhorn
Kipling
Rockwell Kent
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Qursar
116Th Street
Columba Boys
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Desert Island
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Lemme
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