Honor Students Announced by Committee on Honors
The honors committee ratified admission to the honor course for Ethel Garrison English Mary Horowitz Romance Languages Marguerite Olinger Romance Languages Eunice Shaughnessy Economics Sylvia Sarat Deges English Marguerite de Ladyguine Philosophy and awarded honorable mention for general excellence to freshmen sophomores juniors and seniors with names listed for each class and year including Diamont Gertrude receiving degrees in October 1925.
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Committee On Honors
Ethel Garrison
Mary Horowitz
Marguerite Olinger
Eunice Shaughnessy
lSconomics
Sylvia Sarat Dege
Marguerite de Ladyguine
Fraiser
Faith Smoluchowska
Aldora Nariis
Sylvia Braun
Gertrude Goodell
Margaret Idwin
Catherine Diamond
Ethel Fraser
Margaret Solomons
Janet Ruth
Pauline Adler
Caroline Garwood
Josephine Ripin
Rowena Raphael
Sylvia Corti
Clelia
Loewenstein
Norma Eichelberger
Marie
Abbott
Elizabeth Matulka
Barbara Phelps
Christina Burrington
Aldene Loomis
Cornelia Browne
Katherine
Diamont
Gertrude
Dean Commends Political Clubs for Women’s Political Instruction
The Dean praises political clubs as a coordinating body for women politics instruction. A committee with Barnard College and University Extension plans a short course of lectures starting in October. Professor Moley will deliver ten radio talks on political history and government from WEAF each Tuesday evening.
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Moley
Barnard
University Extension
WEAF
Student Council Rejects Thrift Saving Club Plan
Miss Mettler announced a proposed Barnard thrift saving club. The plan was rejected as unlikely to gain student patronage. A special meeting was set for October 8 to discuss curriculum affairs.
Seniors Asked to Claim Points for Awards
All seniors wishing to claim points for athletic awards come to Room 407 between 12 and 1 on Monday Wednesday and Friday next week.
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Room 407
Political analysis weighs party control and personal merit
The piece reviews views on government leadership amid an oil scandal. Professor Moley contrasts party trust versus personal guilt, and weighs La Follette, Davis, and Coolidge on experience, international cooperation, and conservative policy.
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Moley
Harding
Hughes
la Follette
Davis
Coolidge
Books Left in Exchange Must Be Claimed
All students who left books in the Exchange and were not sold by year end are asked to claim them on Monday Wednesday and Friday October 13 1517. The Book Exchange remains in the little room to the left of the 120th Street Milbank Hall entrance.
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120Th Street
Milbank Hall
Undergraduate Secretary to Be Elected at Vassar Meeting
Nominations will be held for the Junior delegate to the Intercollegiate Conference on Student Government at Vassar in November. The delegate, from the Junior Class, should have knowledge of student government and will join the Undergraduate President as an official representative at the conference.
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Vassar
Nonpartisan meeting item discussed continuation
A nonpartisan meeting continues from page 1 as Miss latheld speaks and Coolidge comments on past actions. The report notes embarrassment for the future and records a personal statement from Coolidge.
Elevator regulations at Milbank Hall restrict student use
Milbank Hall elevator deemed too small for students and reserved for faculty and administrators. Students are urged to walk upstairs unless medical or physical needs justify elevator use. Madeleine Hooke signs as Executive Chairman of the Undergraduate Association.
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Milbank Hall
Madeleine Hooke
Religious clubs plan varied campus activities and talks
Clubs plan a busy year with Newman Club hosting bi monthly Catholic doctrine courses under Columbia Chaplain, monthly outside speaker meetings, and a semester retreat at the Cenacle Convent. YWCA to organize a monthly Bible discussion with Union Seminary leader. Inter religious forums, social events, teas and field trips also listed for several clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newman Club
Chaplain of Columbia Newman Clubs
Union Seminary
Y.W.C.A
Dean Urges Freshmen to Learn Foreign Languages
Dean Gildersleeve urged the assembly to gain proficiency in a language other than English. She compared Americans unfavorably to European students who speak several languages and attributed the shortcoming to laziness rather than inability. She closed by wishing a successful year for the College.
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Dean Gildersleeve
Europe
Eiter
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Student Council
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Acts
Pub'g CO
Fifth Ave
N. Y. City
Biacake Tea Room
Broadway
Bet
Tel 521
Morningside
D. W. Bazinet
Amsterdam Avenue
New York
Anna J. Ryan, Inc
the Beauty Shoppe
113Th Street
New York City
112Th St
Columbia Uniter
Charles M. Miller
Miss Lorraine
Cor
116Th St
123Rd
124Th St
John J. Swist
Prop
Clairmont Ave
122Nd St
B’way, N.Y.C
Dion
Christian
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