Opening Exercises of Columbia University
Columbia University opened its 166th year with a record enrollment of over 8,000 as President Butler outlined the universitys nation serving mission. Professor John Erskine urged tailored courses for returning soldiers and a university led by progressive education to meet changing times.
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Columbia University
Nicholas M. Butler
John Erskine
Columbia College
Erskine
Barnard Freshmen Reception Sets Pattern for Welcome Tea
A Barnard College New Students tea showcased active guides Dean Gildersleeve Amy Jennings and Dorothy Robb guiding tours through Student's Stall. Each student organization hosted offices with faculty, clubs, and publications to mingle, making juniors and freshmen feel welcome.
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Barnard
Dean Gildersleeve
Amy Jennings
Dorothy Robb
Undergraduate Meeting outlines club reform and Blanket Tax
The first Undergraduate Meeting of the year in Brinckerhoff Theatre heard Undergrad President Amy Jennings promote two reforms. Club reorganization would revoke charters. five members must seek a new charter with yearly plan proof to continue. Blankets Tax discussed to enforce active clubs rather than "dead" ones.
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Brinckerhoff Theatre
Amy Jennings
Miss Jennings
Final Report of Canteen Chairman at Barnard
The Barnard Boathouse Canteen closed on March 24 1919 after a year of operation to allow the Columbia crew to resume the Boathouse. The committee noted falling demand though weekend attendance remained strong and care was taken to honor wounded soldiers with special events. A petition thanked the canteen for hospitality and 116.67 dollars remained in funds after all bills.
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Barnard Boathouse
Columbia
New York
Greenhut’s
Grand Central Palace
Women’s Motor Corps
Barnard Red Cross
Barnard