Hamilton Letters on Display At Butler Library Exhibit
Columbia University opened an exhibit of over thirty Hamilton documents on the Butler Library third floor. Highlights include Hamiltons own Federalist copy and Washington and Clinton letters, with two notes from Washington and Clinton on early U S history.
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Manu
Alexander Hamilton
Butler Library
Columbia
Hamilton
Treasury
Washington
Clinton
Burr
King’s College
Myles Cooper
Board of Regents
Tater
Barnard Adds Several Senior Faculty Members
Trustees publicize promotions for Barnard College faculty including Professors Gorbman Tilton Brennan and researchers Ritchie and Williamson. Noted contributors include Holmes bibliography author Mahler and art historian author of World History of Art. Dr. Ritchie leads botany and heads tropical research at Naval Lab.
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Wayne University
University of California
Barnard
Yale University
Paris
Ritchie
Naval Research
Panama Canal Zone
Tilton
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Interfaith Panel Discusses The Nature Of Man
Earl Hall Interfaith Society held an open house panel on The Nature of Man with Reverend Robert Page introducing the topic. Doris Joyned represented the United Christian Association arguing man is born good after creation in God’s image. Seymour Mandelbaum cited the Jewish view of man as free and moral. James Quinn voiced Catholic belief that man is born in sin but saved by baptism. George Timko described Greek Orthodox teaching that sin is rooted in original sin.
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Earl Hall
Dodge Room
Robert Page
St. Paul's Chapel
Doris
United Christian Association
God
Seymour Mandelbaum
Seixas-Menora
Newman Club
James Quinn
George Timko
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Butler
Columbia University
Belgium
Guggenheim
Fulbright
Gorbman
Julius
Aubrey Gorbman
NEW Asia
Broadway
New York, N.Y
112Th Street
America
Donna Atwood
Pacific Coast
Interfaith
McMillan
New York City
110Th
111Th Sts
Schleifer'‘'S
112Th
113Th Streets
Balmoral
N. Y
Sidson
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