University Quarterly for December highlights Columbia history and progress
The Columbia University Quarterly for December surveys key topics from the university's scope including an entire printing of The Impress of the University by Professor Harry Thurston Peck and essays on Old and New Medicine by Professor Walter B. James. It notes a History of Columbia Rams by A. Lederer and tributes to French’s statue Afra Mater.
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Columbia University
Walter B. James
Rome
Columbia College
Reese
Edward R. Smith
French
Low Library
Rudolf Tombo, Jr
William Holls
Andrew D. White
Hugo ‘Munsterbere
Barnard Alumnae Present February Play Lineup
Alumni of Barnard College announce two stage events on February 4 featuring plays Maitre Patelin and a three act farce Trials for Parts. Cast lists name Mrs Endicott and Miss Osborne with Mary as a key player. final trial and a will be held Monday January 11 at 3rd College.
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Barnard
Maitre Patelin
Inedy
Debating Club Announces Friday Evening Event
The debaters will fence Beekman, Florence, Virginia Taylor, and Mnett. The subject for debate is posted on bulletin boards.
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Beekman
Florence
Virginia
Taylor
Mnett
Students' closed its accounts for first expenses
On Friday December 18 the Students' closed its accounts for the first expenses. During the half year there were many crudities and errors by the management. These will be corrected next term and managers will seek general satisfaction. The girls should cooperate to help the girls running the exchange for its success. Jeannette M. Wick.
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Jeannette M. Wick
Appeal for Aid to Shelter Destitute Sisters in Need
An appeal from 1905 requests aid for two destitute women described as sisters. The Charity Organization Society has aided them but faces heavy expenses and is unable to cover the rent. Readers are urged to contribute funds to reach the required sum or place money in locker 116.
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Rae Cae
Barnard Bear and the Indiate Speech Confusion
A fragmented report notes Barnard Bear and an Indiate talk by Mr. Gare land, focusing on mistaken ideas about a red name's character and the keynote theme about those who we go. The text is garbled with incomplete phrases and names.
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Gareland
Edith B Poor and Captain James Cochrane Marry in Grace Church
Edith B Poor married Captain James Cochrane of the British Army on Tuesday January 5. The ceremony was performed by Rev Dr Hunt at Grace Church. Mrs Cochrane will sail for England immediately and in February travel to some destination abroad.
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Edith B. Poor
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