Columbia Camera Club opens annual print show at Harkness Library
Notices record the Columbia University Camera Club opening its annual print competition and exhibition in Harkness Library with judges Willoughby Camera Stores and Abe Cohens. Also listed are club meetings, Aesthetics and Pre Law events, a National Negro Congress talk, a joint Vassar Columbia concert, and assorted campus notices.
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Colubia Camera Club
Cumbia University
Annet
Harkness Library
Eaver
Willoughby
Ralson
Music
Abe Cohen
Camera Exchange
Camera Club
Pupin Physics Laboratories
Peace Strike at South Field Defies Library Step Ban
A student peace strike faces a ban on using Seth Low Library steps after Columbia University secretary Fackenthal refused, asserting it violates university statute. Barnard College mobilizes with Evelyn Lichtenberg leading a faculty opinion poll while professors from French, Government, Economics and other departments express cautious support or concerns about the strike and broader peace efforts.
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South Field
Seth Low
Fackenthal
Columbia University
Barnard
Evelyn Lichtenberg
Muller
Loiseaux
M. Leclerc
Peardon
Government
Gayer
Bulletin Editor Elected Thursday
Two nominees for bulletin editor, Miss Hartmann and Miss Patterson, have had editorials in the last three issues. Hartmann spoke on March 24 and Patterson on March 27, with both writing for the March 31 edition.
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Peace Action Committee
Social Science Union
Hartmann
Miss Patterson
Freshman Chair Carolyn Swayne Optimistic About Greek Games
Miss Carolyn Swayne, Freshman Chairman of Greek Games, says freshmen show enthusiasm and cooperation as they prepare for the event. She credits Sophomore Central Committee, Miss Gena Tenney for music and entrance duties, and faculty helpers Miss Strong Miss Finan Miss Weeks and Professor Perry for guidance and support.
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Carolyn Swayne
Miss Swayne
Representative Assembly
Miss Davies
Central Committee
Gena Tenney
Miss Strong
Miss Finan
Miss Weeks
Professor Perry
Yale Man Confesses Colossal Accident to Harvard President
A Yale student, seeking help from President Angell after running over a Harvard man, confesses in secrecy. The exchange ends with Angell telling him to go to the Bursar’s office to collect his bounty, a stark Harvard joke about consequences.
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Harvard
Crimson
Yale
Angell
Marxist Study Group Debates Violence in Doctrine
The Marxist Study Group at 110 Milbank discussed The Place of Violence in Marxist Doctrine. Dr. Gayer will direct sessions before Michael Blankfort takes over. members argued revolution, class struggle, and education as mechanisms to reshape human nature amid ongoing debate on rank and class in socialism.
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Milbank
Gayer
Michael Blankfort
John Strachey
Dr. Gayer
Marx
Madison
Hamilton
Marxist Study Club
Greek Games Origin Spurs 1909 Editorial Notes
A 1909 editorial praises Greek Games for dignity achieved by reducing choral singing and rough events. It cites replacing tug of war and wrestling with Greek Chorus Dance and track and torch races as improvements. The piece recalls 1912 as labeling the Games a distinctive college year event and notes laurel wreaths dating to 1903.
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Barnard
Oh Yeah and He Can Take It Praise at Hunter College
Robert Gordon Anderson lauded two slang phrases at Hunter College. He traced He can take it to Henley’s line about the bludgeoning of chance and quoted a Michigan professor on a humorous physical articulation of Oh Yeah.
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Robert Gordon Anderson
Hunter College
Henley
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Louie Norenzo
Vassar-Columbia
Vassar College Chor
Columbia University Glee Club
Low Memorial Library of Columbia Universes
Lowell P. Beveridge
E. Harald Geer
Vassar Choir
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Geer
Pauline Pierce
Edward Kane
Gean Greenwell
Rochester “Tower Times
N.Y.U
Doris Milman
Paramount
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Modern Salon
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