Creed Defines Driving Force Behind College Philanthropy
The Rev. Chester C. Marshall says creed matters in humanitarian work as cynicism rises without it. He outlines three core principles Love the Lord thy God Love thy neighbor as thyself and I am the way the truth and the life as foundations. He argues creed binds volunteers shaping a humane mission across churches.
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Chester C. Marshall
Metropollitan Temple
God
Jesus
Kingdom of Earth
Plimpton Exhibit Documents Barnard and Columbia Women’s Rise
The Plimpton exhibit at the library displays Barnard history from its first building at 343 Madison Avenue to Greek Games 1914, plus manuscripts and original data. It highlights the Columbia trustees favorable for a women’s department, including a provisional charter, lease, and pledge letters.
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Committee On Ways
Plimpton
Meyer
Schiff
Barnard
Columbia
School of Applied Science
School of Physicians and Surgeons
School of Law
Limited Free Admission To Messiah At Carnegie Hall
Columbia University Chorus offers a limited number of free reserved seats for the Messiah at Carnegie Hall on December 20. Students must present a Bursar's receipt in person at 304 University Hall on December 2 from ten to one. Each applicant receives one seat. no advance seat choices. A few hundred reserved seats at 50 cents are available at the same address through December 15. December 7 will distribute free seats not claimed on December 2.
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Columbia University Chorus
Carnegie Hall
University Hall
Frederick Keppel Memorial Prints Exhibit at Avery Library
The Frederick Keppel Memorial Collection of Prints is on display in the Avery Library featuring nineteenth century American and foreign etchers. A notable display of book plates is included. The collection has been loaned to the university for an indefinite period and will likely run for most of the year.
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Frederick Keppel
Avery Library
University
Dr Fosdick to Speak at Hunter College Lecture
Dr J F Fosdick will address "The Religious Life as a Reasonable Experience" on December 17 at 4 00 P M. The lecture is set for Hunter College located at Lexington Avenue and 66th Street in New York.
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DR. Fosdick
Hunter
J. EF. Fosdick
Hunter College
Lexington Avenue
Sixty-sixth Street
Modern furniture and tapestries exhibition opens at Avery Library
The Avery Library showcases an indefinite exhibition of contemporary furniture and tapestries loaned by leading manufacturers. The displays feature the finest current work in the United States.
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Avery Library
Borglum to Speak on Untold Story of American Civilization
Gutvon Borglum will address the Natural History Museum on Tuesday evening at 8 15 about the untold story of American civilization. The lecture aims to illuminate historical perspectives and the shaping of national identity.
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Gutvon Borglum
Natural History Museum
Women and Biology Talk by Dr Morris at Peg Woffington
Under the League for Business Opportunities for Women, Dr Morris of Cornell Medical School will discuss Women and Biology. The talk is set for Wednesday evening at 8 15 at the Peg Woffington Tea Room.
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The
League For Business Opportunities For Women
Morris
Cornell Medical School
Peg Woffington Tea Room
Nearing Lectures Postponed at Washington Irving School
The last two lectures of the Human Element in Economics series by Scott Nearing are postponed to December 15 and December 22 at the Washington Irving School, delaying the final talks.
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Scott Nearing
Washington Irving School
Little Thimble Theatre Opens For Amateur Talent
In New York Charles Edison son of the inventor has opened at 10 Fifth Avenue a theatre directed by Guido Bruno where young musicians and composers may perform for free at 3 pm and 8 15 pm Admittance is free and Bruno offers garret studio talks on several afternoons Bruno also publishes Bruno's Weekly a five cent pamphlet with more details The effort aims to revive Washington Square spirit though still in early stages
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New York
Little Thimble
Charles‘Edison
Fifth Avenue
Guido Bruno
Socialist Society to Host Lecture on Utopian Socialism
Walter Lippmann Dr Jessie Hughan and William English Walling will speak on Utopian Socialism My Conception of a Co operative Commonwealth Thursday December 2 at 815 PM The meeting will be held at Miss Stokes studio 90 Grove Street
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Walter Lippmann
Jessie Hughan
William English Walling
Miss Stoke
Grove Street
Religious Forum Explores Why Do Men Want Gods
A nine forum series begins at Earl Hall with Dr. G A Coe leading Why Do Men Want Gods on Tuesday November 30 at 4 00 P M. Open to all creeds or none.
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Earl Hall
G. A.coe
Immigrant in America Exhibit at Mrs Whitney Studio
An exhibition of paintings sculptures posters and drawings titled The Immigrants in America runs at Mrs Harry Payne W Whitney’s studio 8 West Eighth Street until December 15. Weekday admission is 25 cents to aid Americanization. no charge on Saturdays and Sundays.
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America
Harry Payne W Whitney
West Eighth Street
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Little Thimble Theatre
Intercollegiate Socialist Society
Religious Forum
College Text Books
A.g.seiler
Amsterdam Av
120Th St
New York City
Cox Sons &Vining
Madison Ave
N.Y
Ruth Salon
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