Harvard and Dartmouth Students: Dissent and Political Independence
A Dartmouth inquiry by Professor Moore links freshman psychology and upperclassmen grades to political independence in votes. Data show La Follette backers skew higher in dissent averages, with Davis and Coolidge supporters showing lower averages, suggesting parental opinion dissent correlates with informant independence and nonconformist leanings.
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Dartmouth
H.luore
Harvard
la Follette
Moore
Coolidge
Davis
Vassar Miscellany
Reception at Episcopal Club Honors Chaplain Knox on Campus
The Episcopal Reception will be held at Greer Court on the campus Thursday November 13 at 8 30 p.m. Harry M Ireland 25 secretary of The Greer Club chairs the committee including Philip H Goldsmith 27E Harrington 27L Miss Charlotte Bradley Barnard 25 Miss Eleanor Raymond T C Mr Malcom Hel ping. The event celebrates Chaplain Knox longtime donor who hopes many Episcopalians attend and support the club’s year's work.
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Greer Court
Episcopal Club
Harry M. Ireland
Greer Club
Philip H. Goldsmith
Ove Harrington
Charlotte Bradley
Barnard
Eleanor Raymond
T. C
Malcom
Knox
Episcopal Reception
Columbia University Extends Campus With New Buildings
Columbia University outlines a wave of construction including a 1500 seat auditorium, a physics research building, and dormitories Johnson Hall Brooks Hall and International House. Plans include a Students' Hall at amsterdam Avenue and 114th Street and a dormitory wing by April 1 1925. Undergraduate enrollment remains capped at 2000.
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Columbia
School of Business
School of Journalism
Broadway
116Th Street
South Field
Amsterdam Avenue
114Th Street
Johnson Hall
Brooks Hall
International House
Faculty House
117Th Street
Morningside Drive
Barnard College
Riverside Drive
125Th Street
Fifth Avenue
West 118Th Street
New York
German Artists Exhibit Amid Severe Poverty at Barnard
The Barnard College gallery hosts etchings by renowned German artists now living on charity or near starvation. Doris Raab, a Chicago Gold Medalist, once etched for European royalty, appears among those unable to sell due to dire conditions. The German department encourages examination of the works displayed.
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Doris Raab
Chicago
Europe
Germany
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SOPH
Ion
Harry
Ittee
Columbia University
Russell
Teachers’ College
Dodge Hall
Inderella
Dave Harmon
Cinderella Orchestra
the Wolvers
Anna J. Ryan, Inc
the Beauty Shoppe
118Th Street
New York City
Cathedral
Mary Anderson
112Th St
Columbia Univer
Charles M Miller
Colgate
Colgates Perfumes
Biacake Tea Room
114Th
Dept. D
Pediforme Shoe Co
Wear South Street
Livingston Street
Brooklyn
S. Singer
28Th Streets
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