Tompkins Wins Title In College Tennis Championship
Edith Tompkins 32 won the college tennis championship in three sets defeating Olga Kallos 6-4 3-6 8-6 in a hard fought final. Tompkins also serves as tennis manager for the college and has played in prior tournaments.
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Edith Tompkins
Olga Kallos
Miss Tompkins
Miss Kallos
Ach
Miss Strong
Sally Anthony
Miss Wayman
Miss Tuzo
Miss Crowley
Deutscher Kreis Hosts First Informal Tea Event
Deutscher Kreis will hold its first informal tea today Friday afternoon November 14 inviting members prospective members and interested guests. Music entertainment will be provided and tea will be served in room 115 Milbank Hall at four o clock. If successful the event will lead to several more informal gatherings this year.
Barnard Bar nacle March 1930 catalog copy
A request for one copy of Barnard Bar nacle Volume 4 Number 3 dated March 1930. The requester notes it is needed to complete the library file at Columbia University Library and asks for fulfillment.
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Barnard Barnacle
Thebrary
Columbia University Library
Powys on Dante and the Poetic Cosmos
Powys argues Dante embodies human choice and realism linking Dante to Newman and Aristotle. He praises Dante as the most original poet with a tactile, vivid style and cosmic sense, comparing his language and sense of springtime to Gothic cathedrals. Cowper Powys and John Cowper Powys debate Dante’s relevance to modern views of God and world.
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Discussion Of Bible At Chapel C Contirmed From Page
The article notes continued Bible discussion at Chapel C on miracles under higher law and focus on Christ’s life over works. Chaplain Knox will resume his series “The Bible in the Light of Present-Day Knowledge” next Wednesday.
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Chapel C
Jesus
Christ
Elim
Chaplain Knox
Soldati to Lecture on Masaccio at Columbia
The Fine Arts Department of Columbia will host a lecture by Professor Soldati on Masaccio this afternoon at 4 10 PM in room 204. It notes Soldati's 1927 critical catalogue of Turin's Civic Museum of Modern Art.
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Columbia
Soldati
Gallery of Modern Art
Civic Museum
Turin
Masaccio
Florence
Inferno favorite among Three Dante Works
The speaker praises Dante as the author of infernal grim merciless sadistic cruelty, calling him the cruelest and among the greatest poets, and notes this element defines his Inferno. The quote frames Dante as both merciless and masterful in poetry.
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Dante
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