Gifts for Columbia Listed By Officer
Columbia University announced numerous gifts totaling thousands of dollars. Donations include $25,000 from the Carnegie Corporation for the School of Library Service and $10,000 from the W. K. Kellogg Foundation for rheumatic fever research led by Dr. Walter W. Palmer. Other gifts support Italian culture studies, racial and social differences research, neurological and pathology funds, tuberculosis research, chemistry, and various academic endowments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia University Aggre
Frank Fackenthal
Secetary
University
Carnegie Corporation of Newark
School of Library Service
Walter W. Palmer
School of Medicine
W. K. Kellogg Foundation
Council For Research In the Social Sciences
Engineering Foundation
Bucky
Rockefeller
Knys Crown
di Fornehus G. Coakley
Otology
National Oils Products Company
Henry Sherman
Newological Institute
Richard M. Brickner
Department of Neurology
Ed Tilly & Co
Chemical Pathology Research Fund
American College of Dentists
William J Gies
Biological Chemistry
Maxim Steinbach
Friedman Tuberculosis
Department of Bacteriology
Russell Smith
School of Business
Anon Mons
Department of Chemistry
Italy America Society
Elaanora Duse
Carlos K Hamilton
Columbia College
Hartley Hall
van Sun
Nahas Societies of
New York
Dan Alighieri Society of
New Yok
N R A Committee Compiles Bibliography at Barnard College
The N R A Committee of Barnard College led by Professor Elizabeth Baker published the first two bibliographies on the National Recovery Program. The lists capture books and articles outlining program provisions with varied discussion. The Barnard Library houses most titles on the N R A shelf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.R.A. Committee
Barnard College
Elizabeth Baker
N.R.A
South Mezanine
Atkins
W. E
Brown, Douglas, Et al
Bruere
Robert W
Yale Review
Chase, Stuart
Daugherty, Carrol R
Labor
Dearing, Homan
Lorwin
A.bc
N.ra
Dickinson
American Political Science Review
Federal Codes, Inc
Handbook
N R.A
Frederick, J
Wacker, Louis
Kirsh, B
Shapiro H
Lawrence, David
Lindley
Earnest K
Lipmann
Walter
Tria
Macdonald, Palmer & Wolfson
NRA
Magee, J. D
Magee, Atkins & Stein
Piquet
Roosevelt
F. D
Slichter, Sumner
Harvard Business Review
Stein, Raushenbush
Macdonald
Tead. Otway
Terborgh, George
Valenstein, L
Whitney
S. N
Annals of American Academy of Political Science
Wilcox, Fraser & Malin
America
Oxford University Press
Psychology Club Field Trip to Sing Sing Prison Ossining
The Psychology Club schedules its first field trip of the season to Sing Sing Prison in Ossining N Y on Friday November 16. Members meet at 11 45 A M behind the dormitories and the bus departs from Claremont Avenue with a fare of 1 10. Outsiders must join the club and pay 8 50 dues to Frances Sproul treasurer via Student Mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Psychology Club
Sing Sing Prison
Ossining
N. Y
Claremont Avenue
Frances Sproul
Prof McGoldrick Plans Return to Columbia After Defeat
Professor Joseph D. McGoldrick, defeated candidate for Comptrollership, announced to the Columbia Spectator his plan to return to Columbia University as soon as possible and resume teaching, accepting Tuesday's vote as the will of the people and denying plans to contest the result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph D. McGoldrick
Columbia
Columbia Spectator
McGoldrick
Spectator
City Fusion
New Committee Chairmen Receive Appointments
Ethel Flesche was named poster chairman for the school at a Student Council meeting last Thursday. She has served on Greek Games Lyric Publicity and Student Fellowship poster posts. Marguerite Hoffman was chosen as new chairman of the Committee of Twenty-five with two years on the committee and activity in Greek Games and Representative Assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Flesche
Miss Flesche
Marguerite Hoffman
Freshmen Learn Selfconscious Dance in New Class
In a gym class described with humor, freshmen begin their first self conscious dancing lesson. The scene focuses on varied body types in blue costumes as they learn to skip and step to music, aided by instructor Miss Crowley who notes group effects boost confidence.
International Club Meeting Plans Future Programs
The International Club will meet in the Little Parlor on Wednesday November 14 at Noon to discuss club reorganization planning of programs and further election of officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Club
Also Mentioned on This Page
M Reinach
Buffetn
Neurological Institute Fund
Columbia University Club
National Tuberculosis Association
Librairie Franco-Américaine
Amsterdam Ave
Illustration de Noel
Baker
Prof. McGoldrick
Tilson’s
Florence Richardson
Elizabeth Swinton
Barnard
Barnard Bulletin
Bookiet
D. W. Bazinet, Inc
Amsterdam Avenue
College
A. G. Seiler
Whittier Hall
Brahms Vocal
Eleanore Pferstinger
Francissek Zachara
Frank Kyueisel
Tviolinist
Journalism Bloc
Food Service
Gold Rail Tavern
110Th
114Th Street
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