University list ranks first and second class colleges
Dr Kendrick Babcock released a two division list of colleges. First division includes 44 endowed and private institutions and 15 state universities deemed capable of master’s studies after a bachelor’s degree. Second division covers schools needing more than one year in strong graduate programs. Prominent names include Amherst Harvard Columbia Yale with several eastern institutions listed.
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Kendrick Babcock
United States
Amherst
Barnard
Beloit
Bowdoin
Jeyn Mawr
U. of California
Catholic University
U. of Chicago
Colgate
U. of Colorado
Columbia
Cornell
Dartmouth
Goucher
Grinnel
Hastilton
Harvard
Haverford
Penn State
Rochester
Rutgers
Sheffield Scientific School
Swarthmore
Syracuse
Trinity
Union
Wells
Commemorative Service At Columbut University Chapel
At St Pauls Chapel on Sunday December 15 a memorial service honored faculty and students. Professor Calvin Thomas LJ spoke on hope and the meaning of life while a choir performed. Officers W Bayard Cutting George G DeWitt George HH Hitchcock Frank D Mitler George N Olcott Jordan J Rollins and students E U H Bassford T A Erps Lefkoyies J R Fielding Mary Bates Lefkoyies L F Hazzard W W Leiffer C A Moore HH A Stanbitz M Schick and Margaret Soundstrom were named in the remembrance.
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Columbut University
Mp Paul's
Calvin Thomas LJ
Earth
George G. DeWitt
George HH. Hitchcock
Frank 2D. Mitler
George N. Olcott
Jordan J- Rollins
E. U H. Bassford
T. A. Erps- Lefkoyies
J.R. Fielding
Mary Bates "Unt
L. F. Hazzard
J. W W. Leiffer
C. A. Moore
HH. A. Stanbitz
M. Schick
Margaret Soundstrom
Firelight Club Night Sparks Family Scandal
The Firelight Club discussion provokes scandal in an orthodox family as Professor Erskine introduces attendees to his poetry theory. Plans for the club's first anniversary meeting and a Twelfth Night revel are noted for January 6.
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Erskine
Alumnae Poem From 1907 Class Book Preview
A quoted introductory poem reflects shared bonds among alumnae. It emphasizes common joys and sorrows, mutual ties across distance, and a call to nurture one another with gratitude, tenderness, and humanity as they live in different spheres.
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Columbia Column
Universal Peace
Earl Hall
Bertha von Suttner
Vienna
International Peace Society
Austrian Society
Provost Carpenter
Red Cross
Eye Roumavia
Austria
America
Booker T. Washington
St. Paul's Chapel
South
St. Paul’s Chapel Service
Firelight Club