Columbia University Leads in Registration for Academic Year
Columbia University tops American institutions in enrollment with 7 429 students this year. Most are in graduate and professional programs while undergraduate and scientific divisions total 1 456. Columbia College rises to 732 students from 630, the medical school holds 316. The university records 761 officers and instructors, including 16 emeritus professors, with five new deans appearing in official lists.
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Columbia University
Univerty
Columbia College
Cofphe
Fop Keppel
Harlan F. Stone
Law Schol
Dean Keppel
John Howard van Amringe
Keppel
Secaate
Dean Stone
I Law School
George W. Kirchway
Kent
New York City
George Blumenthal
Col‘lege’ of Physicians and Surgeons
Abram Dubois
Abrampany
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Hudson Felton Celebraton Commission
Charles M. Boelker
Ernst Daenell
University of Kiel
Kaiser Wilhelm
Alumbia
Ferdinand Brunot
The
Uiversity of Paris
William B. Fite
Herbert Hawks
George Philip Krapp
Notable New University Appointments Reported
The article lists new university administrators and staff additions including Frank Gardner Moore in philosophy, Walter Irvine Slichter in electrical engineering, George W. Wendell in physics, Milton C. Whitaker in industrial chemistry, and Milton D. Fackenthal as secretary with Charles T. Mcfarlane as controller of Teachers College.
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Frank Gardner Moore
Walter Irvine Slichter
George W. Wendell
Milton C. Whitaker
Frank D. Fackenthal
Charles T. Mcfarlane
Teachers’ College
Student Council A Meeting adjourned after votes on events
A Friday meeting of the Student Council approved a Sing Song event at Barnard and set dates for Varsity basketball games. The group discussed hallway noise blamed on senior junior and freshman crowds and urged better college decorum. The session adjourned with no further business.
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Barnard
January 11 1913 class meeting elects honorary member
The regular January class meeting was held at noon on Wednesday the 11th. After reports, the amendment on associated members passed and Miss Gildersleeve was chosen as honorary member. The class planned a Mid year finale after the second term began and then adjourned.
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Miss Gildersleeve
Gerrish
1911 Class Meeting Sees Madeleine Hirsh Elected Chairman
The Class of igtt held a Friday meeting in room 139 on January 13. After reports and a discussion on the price of tea, Madeleine Hirsh was elected chairman for Class Day. The Mid-year Finale will be held by the Senior Class, with a luncheon to follow with the Varsity team before adjournment.
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Igtt
Madeleine Hirsh
1912 Class Meeting Sets Fees For Portraits
Regular meeting of the 1912 class on January 11 heard the Mortarboard Committee report. It passed a motion that each member pay a portrait fee in addition to the Mortarboard price and that the class join 1911 in a Mid-year Finale on February 15, with shared expenses.
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Mortarboard Committee
Y W C A Meeting Details December Minutes and Plans
The Y W C A held a January meeting. The secretary’s report was read and accepted. Mrs Merritt announced Friday home visits in February at 7 East 41st Street. Horace Mann Teachers College and Barnard Y W C A groups plan a joint tableaux on February 13 at Horace Mann Auditorium with 25 cent tickets. A new Prophets class begins at noon Tuesday with ten members pledged. The Blue Book Exchange has remaining books. An Inter-Collegiate round-robin was started. The committee will lecture Monday and the Philanthropic Committee donated 10 to a Day Nursery. Miss Morris described a Silver Bay Conference experience. Meeting adjourned.
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Merritt
East 41St Street
Horace Mann
Teachers’ College
Barnard
Bible Study Committee
Philanthropic
Morris
Silver Bay
Press Club Plans Paper Disposal Competition
The Press Club held a well attended meeting last Thursday. Recommendations from the Student Council passed in December were discussed. Gradate members get three months to dispose of their papers while a fair transfer method to new undergraduates will be devised and announced to the college.
Brooks Hall Set To Host Faculty Reception
The Brooks Hall Self-Government Association met on January 11 and decided the annual Faculty reception will be February 17. All Barnard Faculty and eligible Columbia and Teachers College students may attend.
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Brooks Hall
Barnard
Columbia and
Teachers College
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