Butler Elected President of Columbia University
At the January meeting the Trustees unanimously elected Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler as President. Frederic R. Coudert and William H. H. Beebe resigned as Trustee and University Secretary respectively. Butler joins the Board. Frederick Keppel becomes Assistant Secretary. William C. Schermerhorn named chairman and John B. Pine clerk. Butler, Columbia College Class of 1882, PhD 1884, longtime philosophy professor and educator.
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Barnard Editions Publishes First Hand-Book for Students
The Barnard YWCA issues the first Barnard College edition of the Columbia Students Hand-Book. The booklet, blue and compact, compiles facts from an undergraduate view with schedules, information on publications, clubs, and organizations. It includes Barnard and Columbia songs, Karl Hall purpose, university history, attendance statistics, libraries, and New York places of interest.
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Notice on Teachers College Announcement for 1902-1903
The Teachers College announcement for the 1902 1903 term will be issued February 1. The notice informs students and staff of forthcoming school year details and start dates.
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Mrs Holmes Addresses East Side Chapel Work
Mr Holmes of St Peters Church spoke to students on Thursday January 9 about Pro Cathedral work on the East Side. He outlined efforts to provide temporary aid and permanent help, and highlighted a need for workers especially college women in the field.
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Undergraduate Play Open to All College Gils
Notice invites every girl in College to audition for parts in the Undergraduate Play. Chairman Edna Cara Chapin urges active participation and strict rehearsal attendance to ensure proper preparation. Dates will be set for rehearsals and all participants must attend.
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French Society Social Meeting Notice
La Société Franchaise held a social meeting Monday afternoon January 6. Due to business transacted at the meeting of the society the Monday evening January 15 session was declared incorrect. The meeting will be purely social.
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Junior Class Entertainment At Theatre January 13 1902
The Junior Class presents an entertainment in the Theatre on Monday January 13 at 4 o clock featuring comic songs dances skits a short play tableaux and illustrated jokes. Tickets cost fifty cents and may be bought in the Timing Study or from committee members Miss Ware Miss Mgén Miss Nones Miss Bamberger Miss Seguine Miss Skinner Miss Kaufmann Miss King Miss Howe. Women friends of the students will be welcomed.
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Barnard Seeks Delegates for Toronto Student Volunteer Conference
Barnard College urges four delegates be sent to the Toronto conference for undergraduates from February 26 to March 2. It argues delegate presence abroad will advertise Barnard, broaden intellect, and spiritually benefit the college through association with the Student Volunteer Band and its mission to evangelize the world. The effort highlights travel at rail rate and city entertainment during the event.
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Library transforms former office into bibliographical museum
The library plans a public exhibit of rare volumes recatalogued by Arte Dr. Canfield. Many rare books had been stored in a cellar and were not generally accessible, but will now be displayed to visitors.
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