Calendar Highlights for the Week at Carnegie Hall and Campus
The week features debates and lectures including Resolved that Ireland should be a republic at Carnegie Hall, a talk on heredity by Dr. B. C. Gruenberg, a piano recital by Alfred Mironvitch, and a dedication ceremony for the Helen Hartley Jenkins Geer Memorial Gateway. College events include lectures on unemployment by George Soule and various student society meetings and parties through October 14.
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Ball Room
Ireland
Republic
Carnegie Hall
B. C. Gruenberg
Brooks Hall
Alfred Mirovitch
George Soule
Nation
Newman Club
Helen Hartley Jenkins Geer
Jenkins
Milburn
Dean Gildersleeve
Butler
Orne
Geer
Glee Club
Hebrew Culture Society
Undergraduate meet to decide on college spring dramatics show
At the October 18 Undergraduate meeting the council will decide whether to present a musical show and who should fund it, with speakers for all sides and a brief informal discussion before a final vote. Letters of opinion are invited to BULLETIN.
The Joke Column or The Oven Name Debate
A college bulletin discusses choosing a new column name with options including The Joke Column and The Oven. The piece notes past names Humorous Department and The Oven, favors subtlety, and invites reader input for a fresh identity. It also mentions apologies from Columbia College Class of 1924 to Barnard College and a cigarette firm showing interest in Bulletin ads.
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Columbia
Israel
Columbia College
Barnard College
the Business Board
Bulletin
Entrance Scholarships Awarded to Students from Multiple Schools
The College grants entrance scholarships to Katharine M. Browne of Rowland Hall Salt Lake City Beatrice A. Clarke of Boston Girls Latin School Margaret H. Irish of Em ma Avillard School Troy Esther Bingham of University of Wisconsin Barbara Matulka of Morris High School New York Thora M. Plitt of East Orange High School Aileen L. Kissock of Bay Ridge High School Brooklyn Margaret Folsom of Montclair High School A special scholarship is given to Concepcion Lazarraga from Spain nominated by Sefiorita de Maeztu and linked to Madrid University and Instituto Escuela.
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Katharine M. Browne
Rowland Hall
Salt Lake City
Beatrice A. Clarke
Boston Girls’ Latin School
Margaret H. Irish
Emma Avillard
Troy
Esther Bingham
University of Wisconsin
Barbara Matulka
Morris High School
New York
Thora M. Plitt
East Orange
Aileen L. Kissock
Bay Ridge
Brooklyn
Margaret Folsom
Montclair
Concepcion Lazarraga
Spain
Sefiorita de Maeztu
University of Madrid
Instituto Escuela
Faculty Adapts Teaching Staff At College
The Dean and Faculty report illness and leave affecting several instructors. Herbert Gardiner Lord cannot teach this year, Grace Hubbard resumes later, Langford and Le Duc face delays, Emilie Hutchinson takes a year abroad on research, Alzada Comstock fills her Barnard post, new staff include Melvin Knight Robert Leigh Arnold Whitridge Ruth Manser Marion Canfield Meryle Hauser and Mary Grace Springer.
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Herbert Gardiner Lord
Emilie Hutchinson
England
Geneva
New Republic
Melvin M. Knight
Robert D. Leigh
Arnold Whitridge
Ruth B. Manser
Marion C. Canfield
Meryle Hauser
Department of Physical Education
Mary Grace Springer
New Comptroller Appointed at College
Dr Henry A Griffin began duties as Comptroller on June 1 1921 with control of buildings grounds and administration He will oversee leasing room usage and organization access under the Dean and President He aims to boost efficiency and economy of financial management Miss Libby handles admissions and Miss Doty serves as vocational adviser and employment secretary
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Henry A. Griffin
Miss Libby
Miss Doty
Also Mentioned on This Page
K. Coffey
Miss Spence
Profesor
Grace A. Hubbard
Langford
Miss le Duc
France
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