Miss Gill to Be Installed as Barnard College Dean
The installation for Miss Gill as Barnard College Dean is set for Wednesday May 1 at 3 30 in the Barnard College Theatre Invitations are limited to Barnard Trustees and associates faculty and students of Barnard and Teachers College Trustees of Columbia University and the University Council The event includes prayers speeches a welcome address by a student representative and a closing benediction Tea will follow and a Barnard chorus may sing A special Undergraduate Association meeting is planned for March 21 to designate a representative for the ceremony Dean Robinson will excuse students for fifteen minutes from classes For the ceremony the Athletic Committee of Columbia proposes a gymnastic contest between naval cadets from a French ship and Columbia students at the university gymnasium mid April with remarks by President Low and the French Ambassador The event will conclude with a ball.
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Miss Gill
Barnard College
Columbia University Corporation
Teachers 'College
University Council
Hewitt
Alumni Association
Barnard
Dean Robinson
Columbia University
Woodberry
Hudson
University
Columbia Gymnasium
Low
Washington
Barnard Basket Ball Defeats Smith Alumne 14 to 6
On Monday afternoon March 11 Barnard Gymnasium hosted a Barnard versus Smith Alumne basketball game. Barnard led 10 2 at halftime and finished 14 to 6 with Smith showing late passing to match two goals each in the second half. Smith lineup included Sherrill Hall Smith Coyle James. Barnard featured Budd Kroeber Lyon Isberg Ware.
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Barnard
Smith
Sherrill
Hall
Misses Smith and Coyle
Miss James
Barnards
New Study Rooms Open To Undergraduates
The Trustees decided to open rooms formerly the dean's apartments to undergraduates for rest and study. The exact date for the change is not yet known.
Columbia University Graduate Club Receives President Low
President Low spoke at the Women’s Graduate Club reception at Columbia University on March 13. He shared memories of 1866 1870 and traced the college’s growth into graduate courses, expanded faculty, and broader student opportunities, urging balance between study and life.
Columbia to Launch Student Comic Paper The Columbia Jester
A group of Columbia students plans a college comic paper modeled after popular peers. W. B. Schoemaker, 1902, named temporary business manager to enable an April first issue. W. N. Grace, 1901, will be editor in chief with K. Durham 1901 R. Kelley Iyoz W. P. S. Earl 1904 B. M. DL. Ernst 1906 H. Cane 1903 W. J. Heimann 1901 as contributors.
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Columbia
W. B. Schoemaker
Columbia Jester
W. N. Grace
K. Durham
R. Kelley
Iyoz
W. P. S. Earl
B. M. DL. Ernst
H. Cane
W. J. Heimann
Iqol
Class Day Officers Elected for 1961 Exercises
The class of 1961 elected officers at its March 1 meeting for the June Class-Day exercises. Officers include Miss Wendt as presentation orator Miss Sanville as class prophet Miss McKim as valedictorian and Miss Eaton as statistician.
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Wendt
Sanvillé
McKim
Eaton
Minor Parts in College Play Listed
The college play assigns minor parts to several students including Miss Eaton Miss Berry Miss Heughan Miss Schuyler Miss Alsberg and Miss Ware. Ware is given the role of Tony Lumpkin with others noted as 1got 1go1 and 1902 1903 credits.
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Eaton
Berry
Heughan
Schuyler
Alsberg
Ware
Tony’ Lumpkin
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Women’s Graduate Club
Graduate Club
Columbia Comic Paper
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Hudsonstrande
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Schloss
Schauen
Ein College Fuer Frauen
Koenig
Sturdiren
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Hier
Earle Und
Trént Zu Hoeren
Und Dort
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Calvin Thomas Schwoeren
Ward Stets der
Habt Dank
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Columbias Soehrie
Damen
Hoch Barnard’s Deutscher Kreis
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