February 1928 Campus Events Bulletin
Calendar notes for February 17 to 24 list events across campus. Psychology Club talk by Dr. Kirchwey in College Parlor 4 00 to 6 00. Sophomore Dance in the Gymnasium at 8 30. South Columbia Debate on life preparation at Brinkerhoff Theater. Roswell Johnson speaks on changing Russia. Ambassador Hotel hosts Junior Prom. Social Science Forum meeting in Conference Room. Freshman Dance in the Gymnasium 8 30. Sunday vesper at Tour o clock with Bishop Herbert Shipman and Prof Kenneth Saunders from University of California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirchwey
South Columbia
Brinkerhott Theater
Roswell Johnson
Ambassador Hotel
Herbert Shipman
Diocese of
New York
Kenneth Saunders
University of California
Social Service Needs You for Occupational Therapy and More
Vanderbilt Clinic seeks volunteers with handiwork skills to teach in the Occupational Therapy clinic with one morning or afternoon per week. Students who weave pottery jewelry or basketry are urged to apply. The School Art League needs guides for museum lectures on Saturdays for one hour weekly. Harlem Hospital seeks chemistry students for research help offering training. Clinic secretaries are in demand at hospitals and clinics. Settlements seek club leaders musicians librarians and other workers with various skills though pay is often minimal.
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Vanderbilt
School Art League
Nly
Harlem Hospital
Roosevelt Commission on Country Life Anniversary Dinner
A dinner marks the twentieth anniversary of the Roosevelt Commission on Country Life under Columbia Chambers and the American Country Life Association at International House on Riverside Drive February 23. Mabel Carney will chair the arrangements with about five hundred guests including financiers educators and country life advocates. President Butler will preside and Theodore Roosevelt and Libert Hyde Bailey will attend as guests of honor. Speakers include Henry Israel Ernest Burnham Arthur Capper and Kenyon Butterfield on rural education agriculture and welfare. The event aims to showcase Columbia University and American Country Life Association contributions amid a rural life crisis at a crossroads for farming families worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Commission On Country Life
Columbia Chaiuversus
American Country Life Association
International Hause
Riverside Drive
Mabel Carney
Teachers’ College
Country Life Movement
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia
Libert Hyde Bailey
Theodore Roosevelt
Henry Israel
Ernest Burnham
Western State Teachers’ College
Kalamazoo
Mich
Columbia University
Arthur Capper
U.S
Kansas
Kenyon I. Butterfield
Michigan State College
Teast Lansing
Summer internship sign up for healthful work
A call invites students to join a one month program offering a splendid opportunity for a healthy summer at no expense. Interested individuals should sign up for an interview on the Barnard Hall poster or drop a note at Room 10 4.
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Barnard Hall
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Social Service
Committee On Arrangements
S. Morgan
Nat. T. Frame
B. Y. Landis
Federal Council of Churches
Anna M. Clark
National Board
Amelia M. Bengston
Ciy
Olympia Theatre
Broadway
107Th Street
Dolores Costello
Warner Oland
San Francisco
Claire Windsor
Reed Howes
The
Rough Riders
Charles Farrell
Mary Astor
Washington Square
Alice Joyce and
Jean Hersholt
DE Mirjian
49Th Street
Lackawanna
Lohden Bros., Inc
Confectioners
Riverside Dining Room
West 113Th Street
Amsterdam Ave
110Th Street
Wasself Pharmacy
Broadway Corner
112Th Street
Yellowstone
Cathedral
J. P. Restaurant
114Th Street
Anna J. Ryan, Inc
Beauty Shoppe
PAR Excellence
113Th St
New York City
A. G. Seiler
Amsterdam Avenue
Whittier Hall
Miss Lorraine, Inc. Beauty Salon
Cor
Hagen
Marcel
Teachers College Cafeteria
West 120Th Street
105Th
106Th Sts
Emmy Lou
116Th St
Suzanne
Karl
112Th
113Th
Tel. Cathedral
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