Catalogue Flows Early With 1908 1909 Course Changes
The May 6 1908 issue notes the 1908 1909 catalogue appeared before Easter allowing three week elective changes instead of two. It highlights the Jenny A Gerard gold medal for best essay in American Colonial History and new economics courses.
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Jenny A. Gerard
Colonial Dames
Fragmented note on courses and student interests in social science
The passage discusses announced courses and ongoing plans for future offerings. It mentions potential expansion and student interest in social science, noting uncertainty about numbers and timing for this year and next. The tone reflects deliberation on curriculum value and demand.
Y W C A Met Reviews Past Year and Plans Growth
The Y W C A regular meeting on April 29 heard the last year reports. The Bible Book deficit was manageable due to treasury funds but suggested more member support to fund the Blue Book. The Philanthropic Committee noted a large work increase and the president urged closer cooperation with Columbia University’s Deaf Service Committee.
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Y. W
Treasury
Ingalls
Deaf Service Committee
Columbiaiversity
Bibles Committee
Laura Parker
Treasuer
Brooks Hall concert by Columbia Glee and Mandolin clubs
The Columbia Glee and Mandolin clubs held a Wednesday evening concert at Brooks Hall on April 29. The program mixed serious songs with humorous numbers, included a clog dance, and featured a post concert intermission with refreshments and a dance in the dining room until midnight. Guests included Mr Jessor, Mrs Brewster, Doc. Pior and Mrs Crampton.
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Columbia Glee and Mandolin Clubs
Brooks Hall
Glee
Mandolin Clubs
Glee Club
Mr Jessor
Brewster
Doc. Pior
Crampton
Classical Club Officers Elected for 1908
Election results list Hieda Ward as president and Elsie Smith as secretary-treasurer for 1908. Committee on Members chaired by Josephine Dempsey with Hazel Davies and O'Brien also named.
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Hieda
Elsie Smith
Josephine Dempsey
Hazel Davies
O'Brien
Spectators applaud as Newark High pupils enjoy French plays
The pageant reports enthusiastic applause for two plays presented to Newark High pupils. Mr McMaster and leading lady performances draw praise, while a novice actor drew mild critique. Cast lists name Cecile Debouy and Olinger as coaches and Barnard Columbia society managers, with numerous student performers named.
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Ren
McMaster
Newark
Cecile Debouy
Monsieur Olinger
Herlinda Smithers
J. Carayser
Societes de Barnard Et de Columbia
Timmers
Mise E. Plaut
Blanche
A. O'Gorman
Josephnie Cherreece
O. Thising
Mlle. de la Grandemaison
M. Herrmann
Francoise de la Lance-Piquante
Ps Allen
T.C
H. & Olinger
Jurancon
A. Brano
II Cyprien
Paes Lee
Rise
Re . C. Loening
Dominique
Ae Beaudeduit
W. Remsen
Engagements and Marriages Announced in 1903 Era Notices
Maisie Shainwald and Michael Dreiser announce their engagement with wedding planned for May 20. Clare M. Howard appointed Lecturer in English for the coming year. Nina Adelé Winterburg married April 21 to Otis Yale Hauser of Lafayette College. Mabel Elizabeth Weiss Rich engaged to Claude Milford Horton of Lindenville, N Y. Agnes Vacy Durant married Charles Halsey on April 9.
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Maisie Shainwald
Michael Dreiser
Clare M. Howard
Nina Adelé Winterburg
Otis Yale Hauser
Lafayette College
Mabel Elizabeth Weiss Rich
Claude’ Milford Horton
Lindenville
N. Y
Agnes
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