Columbia Column: New School of Journalism Building Opens
The Columbia University journalism school, funded by Joseph Pulitzer, showcases a city room with editors desks and reporters workspaces. Enrollment rose over seventy five percent as Dr Talcott Williams expands the staff and Yale Law alum Ralph W Gifford joins teaching law lectures for fourth year students.
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School of Journalism
Joseph Pulitzer
Pankhurst
Sulzer
New York City
Talcott Williams
Ralph W. Gifford
Yale Law School
Williams
Institute Adds Lectures From Robinson and Others
The Institute expands its program with a Robinson lecture on History Its Nature and Uses at the Forum on Tuesday evening November 11. Seligman’s Income Tax lecture is postponed to the next Tuesday. Ex President William Howard Taft will deliver a six lecture series at Aeolian Hall starting December 11 on international and constitutional questions. Leonard G Van Noppen will begin on November 11 a six lecture series on The Literature and the History of the Netherlands in 206 Journalism. Jean Perrin will give two public chem lectures on November 10 and December 8. Over twenty colleges attended a Century Company dinner at the Aldine Club October 24 to mark the November year start for Century and St Nicholas. Colleges represented include American School at Athens Barnard Brooklyn Polytechnic Bryn Mawr Columbia Cornell Earlham Ecole des Beaux Arts Elmira College Emerson Harvard Lafayette Mt Holyoke NYU Princeton Smith University of Minnesota University of Munich University of St Louis Universit mont Williams and Yale.
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Institute of Arts and Sciences
J. Harvey Robinson
Seligman
The
New York Peace Society
Institute
Netherlands
Leonard G. van Noppen
Molland
Jean Perrin
University of Paris
Bulles de Savon
Century Company
Aldine Club
New York
Century
St. Nicholas
American School At
Athens
Barnard
Brooklyn Polytechnic
Bryn Mawr
Columbia
Cornell
Earlham
Ecole Des Beaux Arts
Elmira College
Emerson
Harvard
Lafayette
Alumnae Notes Reveal Marriages and Careers of 1907 1909 Class
Florence Wyeth 09 wed Alan D. McLean in September and will reside in Morristown New Jersey after Europe honeymoon. Charlotte Verlage 11 married Dr. Marston L. Hamlin on June 19 and will live at 315 Woodworth Avenue. Nancy Beall 13 engaged to Howard Prickett of Scientific American. Laila Coston 11 studies bacteriology on Blackwell Island. A son born to Frecktschel couple Helen Goodhart 07 and partner at 21 West Swist Street. Class of 1907 planned first reunion on November 15. Barbour Walker 07 secretary to Dean KW 2sell at 411 West 114th Street. Margaret Bailey 07 in Japan with Mission School during siege. Eddie Parks 13 tutors in American History. Mabel Barrett 12 married Philip Reel DVS of Columbus. Helen Phillips 09 wed Joseph J. Frank Columbia 05 on Oct 28 1913. Helen Shoninger 07 to Jerome Tanenbaum Harvard 07 on Nov 10 address 640 Broadway. Mrs Paul Barbour Mary Bailey 10 address R F D No 4 Susseton SD Indian Reservation. Josephine Brand 07 appointed to Morris High School Mathematics. Lucella Tolnson 07 teaches English Yonkers private school. Barnard girls Sally Fletcher Laura Parker 05 summers abroad Gladys Quinby 08. Lucile Grant 07 runs telephone business Pittsburgh area. Anna Anthony 07 teaches Pedagogy Psychology and History of Education at Normal College NY.
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Florence Wyeth
Alan D. McLean
West 114Th Street
Margaret H. Bailey
Japan
Shanghai
Mission School
Eddie Parks
Mabel Barrett
Philip Reel
D.V.S
Columbus
Helen Phillips
Joseph J. Frank
Columbia
Helen Shoninger
Jerome Tanenbaum
Harvard
Broadway
Paul Barbour
Mary Bailey
Sisseton
Josephine Brand
Morris High School
Lucella Tolnson
Yonkers
Barnard
Sally Fletcher
Laura Parker
Gladys Quinby
Lucile Grant
Pittsburgh
West Pittsburgh
Anna Anthony
Normal College
New York
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