Additions to the Library
A long catalog of library acquisitions listing works across fiction, history, philosophy, travel, and criticism. Notable authors include Balzac Zen, Tolstoy, Zola, Rostand, Voltaire, Descartes, Hobbes, Taine, and Warner. Publications span classic literature, biographies, and scholarly studies. multiple translated titles appear alongside English originals.
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Franklin
Pausanias
Greece
Frazer
Leaf
Croly
H. D
Marcus Alonzo Hanna
Fillebrown
Viaud
Rostand
B H, Clark
Kruger
F. K
Jones
D. D
Mitchell
W. C
Taine
Hamilton
W. H
Arblay
Mme
Dr. Johnson
Fanny Burney
Morris
H. C
Cecilia
A. Bingham
Allen
G. H
Whitehead
Chadwick
Evelina
Johnston
Sir H. H
Africa
Ilbert
Sir C
Moore
G. E
Home University
Chekhov
A. P
Child
F. J
Descartes
Everyman Library
Hobbes
Tolstoi
L. N
Buxton
C. R
Gayda
Austria
Ripley
Bosanquet
Barker
Anthony
Germany
Scandinavia
Lippmann
Daudet
Les
Alpes
Voltaire
F. M
Christian Institutions
Brailsford
H. N
Shelley
Godwin
Bacon Advancement of Learning World Classics edition two copies
Bibliographic note lists two copies of Sir Francis Bacons Advancement of Learning from the World Classics series, described as part of the Everyman edition.
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Bacon, F
Everyman
The March Bear Review Reflects on Writing Energy
The March issue critiques editors and contributors for lacking energy and genuine purpose. Katherine McGiffert and Carol Lorenz are praised for timely pieces, while several stories and poems are judged as overworked or underimagined by Cor a Senner Wink in this reflective column.
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Katherine McGiffert
Barnard
Carol Lorenz
Katherine Harrower
Mary Senior
Marion Boyd Warren
Sally
Persis Weaver
Chest of Gold
Cora Senner Winkin
Dr Keigwin Expounds Jesus Power Sermon in Chapel
Dr Keigwin of West End Presbyterian Church explains Luke’s portrayal of Jesus filled with the Holy Spirit by likening life to lead plates in acid. He argues civilization collapses from losing God’s energy and urges filling lives with divine spirit for true power.
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Keigwin
West End
God
Pageant Notice Sets Rehearsals for March 28
Pageant participants must learn two songs, including Summer Is a Coming In and a Katherine Harrower piece to the Seniors’ Evening Song. The first rehearsal is next Tuesday March 28 at 12 30 in the theatre. All participants urged to attend.
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Katherine Harrower
Page
Socialist Student Meeting Forms Local Committee
A Columbia city student meeting discussed active work in Socialist and Labor movements with speakers John Spargo and Juliet Stuart Poyntz. A representative committee from each college was formed to serve as an employment bureau linking Socialist students to practical work, likely coordinating with the Rand School of Social Science.
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Columbia
John Spargo
Juliet Stuart Poyntz
Rand School of Social Science
R. Budinoff
I. Fineman
Barnard
Socialist Study Group Meets Friday on Syndicalism in France
The Socialist Study Group holds its second meeting Friday evening March 31 at Brooks Hall from 7 to 9. The topic is Syndicalism in France with reading suggestions including Sombart Levine Spargo Hunter Jaures Walling and works on socialism and the war.
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Brooks Hall
France
Sombart
Levine
Spargo
Hunter
Jaures
Walling
Seniors and Sophs Play In Final Class Basketball Battle
A valiantly contested Seniors versus Sophomores game ended 7 to 4 in favor of the Seniors amid amiable play. Notable effort from two Sophomores not regular team members aided the Seniors, with Ev Van Duyn driving the rally. The rosters show 1916 and 1918 players across positions with lineups including Wallace Greenbaum Dean Weiss and Kenyon Dawbarn among others. The class series final standings list 1916 with two wins and four losses and 1918 with four wins and two losses.
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Sophs
Ev” van Duyn
E Wallace
Rayhaes I Greenbaum T, Dean
Feee
A. Longaker
C. Weiss
M. Blout C. Kohn
Spee Beds F
Kenyon
G. Aaronson
Gossseaee E
Dawbarn E. Haring
Silvera
Keck
TOTO
Ccna
Cece Eae
IQIQ
Mathematics Club hears actuary talk and dance plans
The March Math Club meeting on Wednesday the 22nd in Room 139 featured Mr. Hunter of New York Life Insurance Co. explaining actuary duties and career prospects for women. Members and the Math Faculty attended. Miss Davis announced a hand painted dance tickets limited to 75 with signup urged for early adoption.
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Math. Club
Hunter
New York Life Insurance Co
Miss Davis
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Socialist Study Group
Mathematics Club
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