Hollander & Co. Opens Fifth Avenue Shop at 46th
L. P. Hollander & Co. established in 1848 offers ladies gowns suits coats millinery tea gowns and underwear at its Fifth Avenue location intersecting 46th Street providing a broad apparel selection for women.
Notice to Students on Departmental Honors 1915 16
Students aiming for departmental honors must confer with the department, file written candidacy with the Registrar by December 10, and file separate honors applications even if seeking other prizes. Call at the Registrar's office to file notices promptly.
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Earle
Senior Class Meeting Reports Election Irregularity
A regular Senior Class meeting on Tuesday noon included reports from Entertainment Cheering and Finance Committees. Mary Powell admitted she voted twice in last spring's Senior President election, and the invalid result was allowed to stand by motion. Emma Seipp resigned as Senior Week chair. two constitutional amendments were approved. A special meeting this week will elect the Senior Week chairman.
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Mary Powell
Emma Seipp
Y W C A Lecture on Spirituality by Dr Sullivan
Dr Sullivan former Catholic priest and now Unitarian minister spoke to about thirty women after senior freshman vaudeville. He defined spirituality as an inner state shown in outward community conduct and personal temper, expanding personality and faith in spiritual values, with meditation and communion with a divine being.
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Dr. Sullivan
February Freshmen Eligibility for Class Offices
February freshmen are urged to refer eligibility questions to Student Council. Unusual cases may apply, but overall February freshmen are likely considered eligible for class offices.
Freshman Class Meeting Discusses Motto Change
Freshman class held its regular monthly meeting Friday noon with reports from officers and chairmen. A motion passed to adopt a Latin motto instead of Greek, marking a shift in class symbolism.
Juniors Triumph in Early 1917 1918 Basketball Scrimmage
The Juniors defeated the Sophomores 19 to 6 on Monday night in a lively season opener. 1917 centers dominated while 1918 showed rust and limited team play, with Hoi and Katherine Nahrn providing scoring support.
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Tollitzer
R. Lawrence
D. Bauer
Greenbaum
Hoi
Katherine Nahrn
I. Greenbaum
A. Songaket
G. Merrit
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