Graduates Attend Alumnae Day and Symposium
The event featured 1000 graduates and panels on international relations with Herbert Adams Gibbons and H Parker Willis. A mock Columbia Law School murder trial attracted students, while Dr. Butler spoke at the father and son dinner on campus about the value of living and forming bonds on campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
China
United
Mexico
Herbert Adams
Gibbons
School’ of Business
H. Parker Willis
Columbia Law School
Butler
Columbia Father and Son
University
Preparations Underway for Coming Greek Game Festival
Committee heads met February 11 to review Greek Game plans. Freshman entrance chair Vivian Tenney outlined procedures. Dance music is finished and entrance and dance stories near submission to the English department. The head tax on Greek Games will be collected. Each class will receive forty five dollars for costumes. Charioteers may participate in athletics. other players in special parts are limited to Greek Games only. Physical Education faculty members present included Miss Holland, Miss Streng, Miss Finan, and Miss Crowley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
Vivian Tenney
Baldwin
Fairchild
Iolland
Streng
Finan
Iss Crowley
Montague outlines mixed economy plan with communes
Professor Montague of Columbia University proposes a federal program placing unemployed in segregated communes under central control. He envisions a basic wage and freedom to transfer, blending communism and capitalism, while acknowledging high costs and human-factor dissipation as objections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montague
Russia
Columbia University
Barnard College
Harvard University
Interclass Athletics Now Class D Offices
The Eligibility Committee with Student Council approval adds interclass athletic participation to Class D offices. Greek Games athletes and dancers except horses and solo dancers move from C to D. holders must maintain a CC average or higher.
Revisions in 32 Election Schedule Announced
The Student Council voted changes to the undergraduate election timetable due to Easter. Key dates include nominations for President on Feb 29 and elections across March and April for President Fellow Honor Board Vice President Treasurer Secretary Class President Representative Assembly Mortarboard Editor and A A. The Bulletin editor election will occur the week of March 14 with staff taking charge March 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Club
Representative Assembly
Mortarboard
A. A
Bulletin
Plan Current Events Contest for March 2
The Intercollegiate Current Events Contest sponsored by the New York Times will be held Wednesday March 2. The Columbia University division is chaired by Horace Taylor of Columbia College with Max Lavelle in charge for Barnard College. Prizes total 150 for first 75 for second and 25 for third. The Columbia winner will join other college winners for a $500 intercollegiate prize. Interested students should contact Mr Lavelle at 338 Milbank Hall.
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New York Times
Columbia
Horace Taylor
College
Max Lavelle
Barnard College
Lavelle
Milbank Hall
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America
Campbell Alst
Studs
Interclass
Cotrell & Leonard
Albany, N. Y
Miss
August Gehrke
Amsterdam ‘Ave
Tel
New York
DWAY
Obs Brca
Afintewe
Furnald
115Th Street
Broadway
Furnard
16Th Sts
Suzanne
W. 119Th ‘St
New York City University
Florists
J.G. Papadem & CO. Florists
115Th
116Th Streets
Ey Dipiom
Damenfriseur
Coiffeur de Dames
John
the Hair Dresser, Inc
Clarkson
Teachers College
West
120Th Street
COX Sons & Vining Academic
Robe
Makers
East 23Rd Street
Margaret Young Barnard
Amsterdam
Whittier
Hall
Miami
Chicago
California
United States
Alamac
Broadway Endicott
Bronx
Ana Ia Serra
Third Ave
Melrose
Lohden Bros., Inc
Monument
Sarellen Tea Room
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