Journey to Tarrytown and Sleepy Hollow Autumn Walk
A group led by John Jayters journeys by subway and trolley to Yonkers and Tarrytown for an autumn day tour. They visit the aqueduct, Hamilton estate, Sleepy Hollow Cemetery, Washington Irving sites, the haunted bridge, and Major André’s trench, ending with a warm dinner at Mrs. Jameson’s.
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Zitz
John Jayiter
Tar
Yonkers
Tarrytown
Alexander Hamilton
Helen Gould Shepard
Old Dutch Church
Sleepy Hollow
Washington Irving
André
Professor Montague Abroad Reports on English Lectures
A letter from Professor Montague describes a visit to England. He reports successful Philosophical Congress proceedings and two lectures at University of London and King’s College on New Realism. He plans papers at Cambridge and Oxford and visits Edinburgh St Andrews then cities in England before a December 8 address in London to the Aristotelian Society. He praises British scholars and hospitality.
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Montague
England
Philosophical Congress
University of London
King’s College
Cambridge
Oxford
Edinburgh
St. Andrews
Scotland
Birmingham
Manchester
Liverpool
London
Aristotlian Society
Student Council Meeting Discusses Budget and Greek Games
At a brief session on Wednesday November 10 the student council heard the treasurer's report and discussed a new budget. Officials of Greek Games regulations from last year were tentatively passed for faculty submission with emphasis on greater economy in expenditures.
Undergraduate Meeting November 9 Recaps Changes and Plans
The November Undergraduate Association meeting in the gymnasium covered Greek Games changes, the 100 point system enforcement starting next semester, and a debate on Bulletin reporter duties. The vice president will report all Student Council meetings. Vocational guidance will be a future Tuesday assembly topic plus a seniors’ special meeting.
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Erskine
Columbia
Baldwin
I.C.S.A
Morningside
Helen Jones
Bulletin
Student Council
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John Jay Jaynters
Tiffany & CO
Fifth Avenue
New York
Prof
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