Evolution narrated by a senior class misfit and professors
The piece rants about freshmen and sophomores under Dr. Crampton who fail to grasp evolution. It features Professor Robinson declaring all humans are chemical compounds and animals, with later acceptance of the idea, and a social critique of History 121 as undemocratic. A senior’s light collision with a horse and a prof ends in a sharp insult.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Crampton
Robinson
Crampton
Professor Boas
What does my English teacher do With all my paper clips
A humorous poem fragment questions the fate of a teacher’s paper clips. The speaker, noting clear contrasts and a prepared wit, asks what the English teacher does with the clips, ending with a playful nod to the author’s school year.
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A. Mem
Alumnae Athletics Committee Disbanded and Dormitory Report
Boyle and associates earned praise for summer work with 13 students living in the dormitory directed by Dr. Ogilvie and Miss Mohle. Furniture and supplies cost 1853.08 dollars. Intercollegiate Alumnae Athletic Association founded. committee dissolved amid new officer slate and elected directors. Also reports several August marriages within the alumnae community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsa Alsberg
Schuyler Imbrie
Daphne Dietrich
Lilian Schoedler
Anna Cole Mellick
Agnes L. Dickson
George Endicott
Amy Loveman
Francis Geer
Chas Friedgen Apothecary Ad Promises Wide Range
An old New York storefront at 2896 Broadway advertises Chas Friedgen Apothecary near 114th Street and Amsterdam Avenue. It proclaims a complete prescription department and offers ice cream, sodas, candies, wigs, and hairdressing with Anna J. Ryan noted for hair goods.
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Livingston Hall
Whither Hall
114Th Street
Amsterdam Ave
120Th Street
Amsterdam
Anna J. Ryan
L Shaw
Fifth Avenue
Broadway
New York City
Morningside
113Th Street
Elizabeth Terriberry Barnard Agent Junior Study Locker
Elizabeth Terriberry Barnard is named agent for Junior Study Locker No. 256 in a notice noting custody or control of the property. The item lists the designation and its official registry reference. No further legal actions are detailed in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Terriberry
Barnard
Marriages Tied to October 25 in Alumni Notices
Two marriage notices appear for October 25. Fannie Mina Rees wed Joseph H Kuliof, both listed as Class of 1916 alumni. Helen Rose tied to Simion Hans Scheuer in a separate October 25 ceremony.
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Fannie Mina Rees
Joseph H. Kuliof
Helen Rose
Simion
Hans Scheuer
Undergrad Pay Day Notice for Dues Enforcement
The notice sets two pay days Thursday Nov 2 from 11 to 1 and Friday Nov 3 from 11 to 3. It requires all members to pay dues or be dropped from organization rolls. Members who signed up for dues but do not pay will be brought before Student Council. Wendela Liander is the Undergrad Treasurer.
Barnard Plans Voluntary Study on Social Teachings
Barnard College announces a new voluntary study class focused on the social teachings of Jesus using Dr. Rauschenbusch’s The Social Principles of Jesus as a guide. Jonathan Day of the Labor Temple will lead the first meeting on Wednesday, November 8 at Miss Patchin’s apartment 606 West 122nd Street.
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Barnard
Jesus
Rauschenbusch
Jonathan Day
Labor Temple
Miss Patchin
W. 122Nd Street
Deutscher Kreis Dance at Earl Hall Friday Evening
The Deutscher Kreis dance will be held at Earl Hall on Friday evening November 3 at 8 15 P M Pay days are Thursday afternoon 1 00 200 lanes are Friday afternoon from five to nine P M in Senior Study Orders will be distributed in Senior Study from 12 30 to 2 00 P M Ruth Kannofsky is the chairman
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Earl Hall
Ruth Kannofsky
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Mollie Katz
David Perlman
Edith London
Boehm
Bay Parkway
Brooklyn
Theresa~ Lind
Jacques Rappaport
Chas. Friedgen
Cotrell & Leonard
Albany, N.Y
Wendela Liander
Undergrad
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