Constitution of the Women's Intercollegiate Association for Student Government
The document outlines the name and purpose of the Women's Intercollegiate Association for Student Government and eligibility rules for member colleges east of the Mississippi with 50 or more entering women, AB or SB degree schools, and no prep-school governance. It covers formation, admission, officer roles, elections, and duties including president, vice president, treasurer, and secretary.
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THE
Women’s Intercollegiate Association For Student Government
Sall
Mississippi
Sean
Junior Ball at Columbia University Gym Holds Successful Dance
The 1908 junior class dance at Columbia University Gymnasium featured blue and white decor and well received music. The program included two steps and waltzes with many familiar titles. faculty members and patrons attended, and the organizing committee was praised for a successful event.
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Columbia University
Dublin
Iola
Mariuccia
Garden of Love
Mayfair
Mary
Blue Moon
Little Cherub
Mile
Modiste
Gill
Hirst
Miss Meyer
Opdyke
Dederer
Jordan
James A. O’gorman
Frederick Prahl
Israel Jackson Roe
J. K. Shaw
Leo Stein
Alfred R. Wolff
Franklin Yates
Margaret Hall Yates
Mary Marshall
Olive Roe
Gertrude Stein
Gertrude Wells
Marguerite Newland
Ellen O’gorman
Freshmen Welcome Party Planned after February Meeting
At the regular monthly meeting on February 7 1910 the group extended a hearty welcome to new freshmen and decided to give them a party on Friday February 15.
Barnard Union to Host Gilber t McClurg Lecture on Colorado Panoramas
On Wednesday February 13 at 4 o'clock the Barnard Union will host an open meeting where Mr and Mrs Gilbert McClurg present Panoramic Colorado with stereopticon views. They have lectured across the United States and France on Cliff Dwellers Pueblos Pike's Peak and Colorado’s Scenic Wonders and Romantic Development. The talk promises to be instructive and entertaining and all are invited.
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Barnard Union
Gilbert McClurg
Colorado
France
Pike’s Peak
Lectures on Pragmatism by Professor James
Professor James presents pragmatism as a method of teaching philosophy, evaluating belief by practical value and success in experience. He contrasts pragmatism with rationalism, argues truth is not pre existing but partly made by humans, and notes temperament shapes acceptance. The lectures are noted for humor and vivid illustration.
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James
Class Day Committee Elected at 1907 Meeting
At the regular meeting on Thursday February 7 1907 the Class Day Committee was elected with Chairman Jean Disbrow and members Louise Odencrantz Emma Lay Grace Turnbull Evangeline Cole plus Helen Goodhart ex officio.
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Jean Disbrow
Louise Odencrantz
Emma Lay
Grace Turnbull
Evangeline Cole
Helen Goodhart
Class of 1909 Plans Valentine Party for Seniors
At a February 7 meeting the Class of 1909 decided to host a Valentine party for the Seniors. The president appointed a committee including Maud Armstrong Elsie Smith Berenice Leerburger Edna Scales and Anna Holm to organize the event. The party date remains to be set.
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Maud Armstrong
Elsie Smith
Berenice Leerburger
Edna Scales
Anna Holm
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