Lent reflections and a college library station opening
Chaplain Knox spoke in Chapel on Lent and the temptations Jesus faced in the wilderness. He urged moral strength and persistence, linking cross bearing to standing for principles. The New York Public Library opened a traveling station at Columbia University to circulate books to faculty and students, with a two week borrowing period and interbranch access.
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Chaplin Knox
Jesus
Chaplain Knox
Christ
New York Public Library
General Library
Columbia University
Notice on Elective Blanks and Major Subject Regulations
Students must obtain an elective blank and directions from the Registrar Office and secure a Faculty Adviser card. Summer Session electives require a list of elections and a marked catalogue. Blanks due by 4 PM Friday April 24. Also covers major subject rules for A B degrees in Chemistry Physics and grade requirements for graduation in 1916.
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Columbia University
Committee On Instruction
T. Brewster
Dgarnard College
Calendar of Events for Anna E H Meyer Campus
The calendar lists multiple campus events with dates from April 21 to April 28 including club meetings lectures dress rehearsals and dramatic performances. Notable items include a joint Mathematics and Philosophy Club meeting with Captain Baldwin an Arctic explorer, a Union Theological Seminary lecture by Mr Weeks on Education in China and a Wiss and Cues theater program at Brinckerhoff Theatre. Senior Class matters include a vote on excluding 1914 banquet participation and Ivy Day orators nominations Eleanor Mayer and Corinne Reinheimer were top nominees.
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Mathematics and Philosophy Club
Captain Baldwin
Mr. Weeks
Union Theolorical Seminary
China
Jance
Eleanor Mayer
May Kenny
Corinne Reinheimer
Ivy Day
Corinne Rein
Debating Labor Exploitation Charges and Debutante Slouch
A humorous note on Mortarboard headlines mocks staff photos and debutante conventions. The piece cites concern over exploitation of labor especially involving women and children, reflecting campus debate on department ethics.
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Economics
The Yellow Ticket and Ballot Humor From the Polls
A satirical note on election process quirks and ballot handling. References to The Yellow Ticket, stamping ballots, creasing hallots, cards, tea service, and the Lost and Found, with remarks on counting ballots and secrecy. Dr C contemplates a hair goods business after elections.
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Dr. C
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Public Library At
Columbia
Rabbi Wise
Henry Raymond Massey
Louise Fox
Riverside Drive
the Johnson
Orchestra Finest
New York
Cohnson
New York City
Anna E. H. Meyer
Wiss and Cues
Our Lady
Brinckerhoff Theatre
Craigie Club
Avene
Amsterdam Ave
118Th St
Sec
Mortarboard
Intercollegiate Bureau of Academic Costume
The
Regents of the
State of New York
Barnard
Jean Earl Mohle
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