Student Strike Demanded Over Reed Harris Expulsion
A mass meeting of the Columbia Student Body on the Library steps declared a strike for April 6 to reinstate Reed Harris editor of Spectator, expelled after exposing campus activities. Bot Hall blamed Harris for attacks on sports, dining room, and political causes, urging a petition and campus immunity from discipline for supporters.
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Newark Museum Drops Apprentice Class Stipend
Occupation Bureau announces the Newark Museum will discontinue the $50 monthly payment to apprentice students for the coming year. This may reduce competition and raise admission chances for applicants. Training will remain thorough and desirable. interested students may seek details from the Occupation Bureau.
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Columbia Dean Expels Spectator Editor
The expulsion sparked protests from Harris and Columbia students. League for Industrial Democracy and National Student League pledged support, condemning the action as an attack on academic freedom. Harris protested a lack of due hearing, accusing university leaders of liberalism hypocrisy and coercive policy. The Spectator's new staff was elected shortly before the expulsion and will take office in the near future.
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Alumnae Meeting Initiates Barnard Fund Across Years
Barnard alumnae meeting revisits the drive to establish a new fund supporting student health, dormitories, and the Barnard Camp. Notables present include Miss Mary Pullman, Miss Mabel Parsons, Mrs. George Endicott, Miss Theodora Baldwin, and Anne Schmidt who will perform a dance recital to aid the fund. Proceeds from the recital go to the Alumnae Fund.
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College Education Value Predicted to Drop
Dr Harvey N Davis president of Stevens Institute of Technology told the eighth annual luncheon of science teachers and research investigators that college degrees will lose value as graduates outpace job demand. He warned it will not pay to go to college for money but education will remain worthwhile for life enjoyment.
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Newman Clubs Host Annual Easter Dance at Casa Italiana
Episcopal students and chapel mergers attended the Easter Tea dance hosted by Newman Clubs at Casa Italiana. Counselor to Columbia Catholic students, Ither Ford, served as honorary chair with assistance from Marye Vic, Barnard Newman Club vice president Chub, and other club members, marking unusually large attendance.
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