Dorm living inspires a practical Columbia shopping guide
A campus style guide lists places near Broadway and Amsterdam for meals, beauty services, clothing, laundry, and reading needs. It notes The Columbia Restaurant near 109th, Tilson's nearby, and multiple beauty parlors, cleaners, shoe repair, tailoring, and bookshops. It also mentions radio service, pearl restringing, a seaplane flight option from Dyckman Street, and a playful note on air travel cost.
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Columbia
109Th
Broadway
Tilson’s
College Hair Shop
Amsterdam
Dagner
Aris
Clermont Avenue
Honor Board Letter on Assembly Attendance and Honor System
Honor Board responds to editorial on extending the Honor System to non required assemblies. It says assemblies are voluntary but important for all college, urging students to attend willingly and enjoy speakers. Attendance reflects cooperation, not dishonesty, and is not a matter of honor.
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Schiller’s
Salter’s
Milbank Hall
The
Bulletin
Honor Board
Barnard Public Relations outlines goals and plans
The Barnard Public Relations Office led by Mrs. Aileen P. Winkopp announced aims to promote understanding within the College family and present the college as a unit to outsiders. A periodic news bulletin and media outreach will share department work and faculty notes while media material is funneled through the office.
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Barnard
Aileen P. Winkopp
The
Fice
Winkopp
Fraternity Rush At Columbia Sparks Freshmen Influx
The two week rushing period begins with heavy social life as Columbia freshmen face invitations from sixteen fraternities. Spectator notes vivid campus activity including beer cigars and pasta, while Bulletin advises the class of ’52 to endure rushing and hints Pamphratria should channel excesses toward Yale.
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Columbia
Morningside Heights
Bulletin
Pamphratria
Yale
M. K
Barnard Community Service Bureau Seeks Volunteer Workers
Esther Monaco announces Barnard's Community Service Bureau openings for all classes. Volunteers will work at settlement houses hospital aid and the Bowery Thrift Shop with proceeds supporting the college scholarship fund. Past roles include arts crafts recreation singing and library help at St Luke's Hospital and Morning Side Settlement.
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Barnard
Esther Monaco
Barnard Thrift Shop
Bowery
Jake
Bureau
Morningside
St. Luke’s Hospital
The
College
Magazine Seeks Student Manuscripts for The American Pen
The American Pen Magazine invites college students to submit fiction sketches personal experiences anecdotes and poetry for its first issue to be released November 15 1948. Submissions should be sent to The American Pen Magazine 1304 Race Street Philadelphia Pa.
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American Pen Magazine
Race Street
Philadelphia
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Bernier Brothers’ Cleaning Chain
M. Elias
Tailer
Claremont Avenue
Hewitt Laundry
Royal Hand
Furnald Hall
Judy Bond
Annabelle Bernstein
159Th
Riverside Drive
Annette
121St
Spector’s
77Th Street
New York
Manhattan
Dyckman St
Hudson River
Honor
Fraternity
Community Service Bureau
Community Service Bureau of
Miss Monaco
Magazine
Coriolanus
Columbia University
SAT. & Sun
Provincetown Playhouse
Macdougal St. N. Y
Sf. Freud
Columbia University Bookstore
16Th St