Math Club Dance Ends With Night Watchman Interlude
Members of the Mathematics Club enjoyed a lively Monday evening dance with chaperons Dr. and Mrs. Mullins and entertainment by four Columbia musicians. The night ended abruptly as the night watchman’s whistle paused the music and signaled gathering time, after which attendees bundled up and left.
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Eleanor Castle
Mullins
Columbia
John Jay Hall Hosts Tea For Odds At New Dormitory
John Jay Hall held a housewarming tea Thursday afternoon November 4 in the new reception rooms at 29 Claremont. A large number visited for tea and cakes, praising the homelike rooms and a new Victrola donated to the dormitory by the Alumnae. The event marked the first of several teas planned to introduce Evens to the dormitory residents.
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John Jay Hall
Claremont
El Circulo Hispano Formed Promises Entertaining Educational Program
A new club named El Circulo Hispano has been formed and will offer an entertaining and educational program. Interested individuals are urged to watch the bulletin board for meeting announcements.
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el Circulo Hispano
Geology Club Emerges From Wastebasket To Fossil Hunt
A campus Geology Club, reborn from undergrad neglect, journeys across the Hudson for a fossil safari. Members study small organisms linked to land snails, plan two speaker meetings, and list a perpetual geologic collection as they formalize their new club identity.
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Aunt Mary
Geology Club
Pallas Athene
Hudson
Delaware Water Gap
Bulletin
Bushkill Falls
Hill Country
Fall conference of LC.S.A held in New York at College Settlement
A semi annual Inter Collegiate Conference of LC.S.A gathered in New York at the College Settlement on First Street for a two day session. Delegates from central states attended while a separate conference will meet next weekend in Boston for New England colleges. Miss Gladys Boone, Bryn Mawr instructor in Social Economy, spoke on the WEA in England highlighting education beyond universities and Barnard and Barnard students were noted for gaining practical social work experience.
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New’ York
College Settlement
First Street
Central States
Denison House
Boston
New England
Gladys Boone
Bryn Mawr
Barnard
Columbia
W.E.A
England
Bainard
Student Council Reports New Book Exchange Leader
A regular meeting on Thursday November 4 announced Ruth Callan, 22, appointed to lead the new student book exchange and plan its operation. Proposals for Greek Games reforms were read and passed for Faculty Conference Committee. Changes to the point system for officer awards were suggested.
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Ruth Callan
Christ in Science Society Meeting invites Columbia University
All present and former Faculty Students and Officers of the University are invited to attend the next meeting of Christ in Science Society of Columbia University. It will be held in Room N Earl Hall at 7:45 PM on Tuesday November 6.
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Christ In Science Society of Columbia Univers
Earl Hall
River voyage ends with rejuvenated Marys on the Pali
In a quiet river scene they descend the Pali after crossing the Hudson. The party, described as rejuvenated and content, leaves behind blue mist and New York lights fading into the evening.
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New York
Hudson