Campaign Week At Mott Lectures Draw Crowds At Colleges
John R. Mott campaign week drew large crowds at Carnegie Hall Horace Mann Auditorium and Columbia Gymnasium with Taft presiding. Lectures on Jesus Christ power deity and religion as a matter of will sparked campus discussion and a new conservation committee forms to sustain interest.
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John R. Mott
Carnegie Hall
Taft
Mott
Horace Mann
Columbia Gymnasium
Dr. Mott
Dean Gildersleeve
Miss Maltby
Brooks Hall
Miss Weeks
Dr. Fagnani
Henry Sloane Coffin
Dr Coffin
Miss Patchin
Constance Von Wahl Prize Discussed At 1914 Class Meeting
The 1914 class held its meeting with the principal item the Constance Von Wahl Prize. Voting on the award will occur at the next regular meeting. Seniors were urged to deliberate and prepare their ballots. Each senior will list preferred candidates. the ten top vote earners become nominees. A committee of Juniors and Faculty will then elect from those nominees.
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Constance von Wahl
Calendar of events reads like a 1915 campus schedule
On Monday March 9 Dr T F Shear discusses Lindos and Makrn at Schermerhorn 8 15 p m. Tuesday March 10 a special undergraduate meeting at noon and a Fire Light Club gathering at Brooks Hall 8 p m. Friday March 13 1915 17 party to 1914 theatre 4 6 and a usage benefit recital at Carnegie 8 15 p m.
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T. F. Shear
Lindos and Makrn
Schermerhorn
Fire Light Club
Brooks Hall
Carnegie
Notice on Scholarships for 1914 15 Deadlines
All applications for non competitive scholarships for the year 1914 1915 must be filed at the Deans office before April 1. Blanks for this purpose may be obtained from Miss Young secretary to the Dean.
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Miss Young
Ean
The Humorous Department Reflections of a Late Student
A playful verse notes the decline of a once stylish hat and the rush to prepare for straw season. It mocks faded beauty, vows to freshen the hat, and laments late arrival spurred by snowy weather and March winds.
Moving Pictures Nine Minutes to Late
A frantic journey to reach a late event unfolds through a countdown of minutes from ten to one. A blocked car, a falling horse, and an uncooperative crowd push the hero toward inevitable tardiness as the final bell rings.
Exhibition of Pageant Materials at Avery Library
A Columbia University display features pageant drama posters folders music models and photographs from attendees of a recent pageantry conference at Calustille University. Most items come from William Chauncey Langdon of Thetford St. Johnsbury Meriden and Darien whose collection dominates the show with 26 of 30 English pageants represented.
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Avery Architectural Library
Columbia University
Calustille University
William Chauncey Langdon
Thetford
St. Johnsbury
Meriden
N. H
Darien
Conn
Barnard College Announces 1914 15 Faculty Promotions
Faculty notes report promotions at Barnard College for 1914 15 with Harry L Hollingworth to assistant professor of psychology Henri F Mueller to assistant professor of Romance languages and literatures Louis Auguste Loiseaux to associate professor of Romance languages and literatures Sabbatical leaves granted Grace Hubbard Harold Jacoby and Charles Knapp Miss Howards new book English Travellers of the Renaissance praised by The Bookman for social history value
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Barnard College
Harry L. Hollingworth
Henri F. “Mueller
Louis Auguste Loiseaux
Grace A. Hubbard
Harold Jacoby
Charles Knapp
Miss Howard
Chimes at Noon and Four Return to College Schedule
The editor notes chimes ring at noon on Mondays and Thursdays before chapel and at four in the afternoon twice weekly. In February two noons were missed due to pianist instruction delays and a snow storm. A substitute played for chapel but not in time to ring the chimes.
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Bulletin
Chapel
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Avery Hall
Amsterdam Ave
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Intercollegiate Bureau of Academic Costume
The
Regents of the State of New York
Barnard
Jean Earl Mohle
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