L I D Luncheon On Labor Politics At Civic Club
The League for Industrial Democracy hosts a luncheon on Saturday November 4 at 12 30 PM in the Civic Club private dining room at 14 West 12th Street. Topic: The Collegian in Labor Capital Politics. Speakers include Harriet Stanton Blatch and Stuart Chase. Reservations via 70 Fifth Avenue Chelsea 3877. Tickets one dollar.
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League For Industrial Democracy
Civic Club
West 12Th Street
Collegian
Harriet Stanton ‘Blatch
Labor Party
Assembly
Stuart Chase
Labor Bureau
Federal Trade ‘Commission
League
Industrial Democracy
Fifth. Avenue
Chelsea
Morgenthau Says America Must Stand With Britain
Ex-Ambassador Morgenthau argues the United States should support Britain as the bulwark of civilization. He cites Greece Turkey and Smyrna events, urging America to prevent massacres by timely action and to uphold Western civilization against barbaric urges. He emphasizes duty to protect civilization and alliance with Britain.
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Sian Soviet
Italy
France
Turkey
Great Britain
Greece
Constantine
Venizelos
Smyrna
Angora
Europe
Telephone message system for students at Morningside booth
Arrangements set for receipt and posting of student messages by Maude at the telephone booth Morningside 5354. Only emergency calls go over Columbia wires and should be telephoned to Miss Libby’s office where time cards are on file for prompt student location.
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Maude
Morningside
Columbia
Miss Libby
Notice on Postering Rules at School Bulletin Boards
The Physical Education Department prohibits posters on the P E D bulletin board in the north end of Students. A second board for extra curricular posters may be created in the south end of the hall if funded. Display opportunities are limited to stairs in Milbank and boards outside the Cafeteria until then. Posters soliciting signatures require approval from Juliette Ransome, Bulletin Boards Chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Physical Educational Department
Milbank
Juliette Ransome
Juniors Win Field Day Meet Highlights and Scores
Field Day events show Margaret Irish and Margaret Wallfield among top performers. M Irish tied for third with 10 points. M Wallfield won sprints and multiple events including yard dash and basket ball throw. F Boas claimed several firsts with strong throws and sprints. Archery led by M Campbell with 22 points. class relays crowned 1924 Kahrs group first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Irish
M. Irish
M. Wallfield
Oellrich
C. McNamara
F. Boas
M. Bowles
E. Stauffer
Kahrs
Barwis
Ognibene
Y Bradley
Miss Wayman
Miss Finan
Dance Club Opens Year With Freshman Party
Dance Club began its year with a Friday afternoon party for new students in Exercise Room A. Freshmen and upperclassmen featured after warmups an informal exhibition including a waltz quartet by L Alzamora G Monzillo O Autenrieth and M Creaton. Lucia Alzamora closed with a solo dance Prophet Bird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Boaz
L. ‘Alzamora
G. Monzillo
O. Autenrieth
M. Creaton
Lucia Alzamora
Prophet Bird
Miss Mayhall
D. Frankel
Notices for Bulletin Deadlines at Butterin Office
The notice states current notices must be in the Butterin office by 12 o'clock Tuesday unless type written, in which case 3 30 P.M. is the final hour.
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Morgenthan
Fifth Avenue
New York
Greater
Columbia University
Amy Cotton
Columbus
Lohden Bros. Inc Confectioners
Anna J. Ryan, Inc
the Beauty Shoppear Excellence
113Th Street
Broadway
New York City
Cathedral
M. Giammancheri
West
83Rd Street
Schuyler
Bluut
108Th Street
Jeanne
Dentz Notions
Robinson Pharmacy
N. W. Cor
Violets
College Florist
Lassis
Bet
Telephone
Maison Fichl Guettinger & Baertschi
Amsterdam Ave
West 36Th Street
Livingston Street
Brooklyn
N. Y
Barnard
Columbia University Press
Flying Flame
Amsterdam Avenue
117Th Street
Biacake Tea Room
114Th
115Th Sts
Chas. Friedgen
Livingston Hall
Whittier Hall
New York ‘City
Meether
du Progree de Coiffure
Sow
International Hairdressing Academy
London
Karl
Register Now
112Th
113Th Streets
Irenean
I. Schiller
126Th Street
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