Portrait Of Mrs. Davis Presented Thursday
A portrait of Mrs Estelle H Davis Barnard instructor in Speech was presented to the University last Thursday at Philosophy Hall Harry Morgan Ayres accepted the portrait from Dr Dixon Ryan Fox president of Union College Fox called it the first portrait of a teacher tied to University Classes to grace University walls He added the work symbolizes women’s vast contribution to Columbia life and notes early figures like Duer and Anthon would be amazed to see the old Murray street scene revived on Morningside.
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Literary Digest Reports Semi Final College Peace Poll
The Literary Digest poll of over 90 000 students across 115 colleges shows a narrow majority in favor of U S entrance to the League of Nations with 50.17 percent support and 49.83 percent against in total votes. Bryn Mawr favored entry 114 to 52 while most colleges split evenly. A British poll runs parallel with 97 percent supporting the League. The college favored staying out of another war by a two to one margin.
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Camp Pictures Display Scheduled for March 6
Barnard Camp open week end photos taken by the Times photographer are on the Physical Education Bulletin Board now and will be removed Wednesday March 6. Students who wish to order pictures must submit orders by that date. Each photo costs 50 cents.
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Mrs Jacoby Speaks To Episcopal Club
Mrs Ralph Jacoby, president of the Women’s Auxiliary New York Diocese of the Episcopal Church, will address the Episcopal Club on Some Personalities in the Mission Field. She is mother of Mary Jacoby, freshman and program committee member, with Marion Meurlin as chairman and other committee members listed.
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Episcopal Club Attends Lecture Tea and Symposium
Electra Guizot Molly Clinton and Sophia Cambria join a noon chapel service to hear Professor Fairchild speak on Toward Belief followed by a lunch at Barnard Cafeteria. Afternoon plans include the Menorah Religious Symposium in the College Parlor. Includes invitation to a March 15 tea at Mrs. Raymond Knox’s home with Mrs. Simkovitch speaking on the Christian Approach to Welfare Work.
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Electra Guizot
Molly Clinton
Sophia Cambria
Professor Fairchild
Barnard
Episcopal Club
Wycliffe
Raymond Knox
Simkovitch
Greenwich House
Current Events Club Opposes Coercive Nunan Bill
Marie Smith of the Liberty League condemns the Nunan Bill as an abuse of individual thought and liberty. Eleanor Goldberger notes the Social Science Forum cannot issue a statement until after next week’s meeting.
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Marie Smith
Liberty League
Eleanor Goldberger
Social Science Forum
Undergraduate Student Council Elects Corneille Nsy
Alice Corneille Nsy was elected Undergraduate President at UNG, receiving 573 votes in a high turnout counting at 5:00 P.M. Sally Bright announced the result in the Student Council room after Thursday and Friday voting from 10 to 4 in the Conference Room. Miss Nicholl had resigned before the vote. nominees included Helen Nicholl and Jane Eisler.
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Helen Nicholl
Jane Eisler
Miss Nicholl
Greek Games Tryouts Set For Tomorrow At Noon
Tryouts for speaking parts in the Greek Games will be held tomorrow at noon in the gym. Available roles include priestesses challengers charioteers and lyric readers. Greek Games dancers and athletes are not eligible.
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