Jabberwocky contest hints and Barnard Bulletin ads
A Columbia professor discusses Jabberwocky in a casual evening talk, noting eligibility limited to Barnard girls and prize ads in the Barnard Bulletin. The College Drug Store features Jabberwocky related items, Mullane’s Taf fes, Sundaes and Sodas, Vantine gifts, and Oriental goodies. Jabberwock information and suggestions are available locally.
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Columbia
Barnard
Barnard Bulletin
College
Mullane
Cincinnati
Vantine
College Drug Store Ad Notice at Morningside
An advertisement for The College Drug Store located at the southwest corner of 115th Street and Broadway, with phone number 9000, invites morning customers and mentions Morningside.
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College
S. W
Bway
Morningside
Additions to the Library: Multivolume and Reprint Totals
A long list of library acquisitions includes multiple copies and volumes across classical authors and modern works. Notable entries cover Darwinian and sociopolitical texts, Romanticism, psychology, chemistry, and nation studies, with several works noted as two, three, or four copies.
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Thorndike
E. L
Biichen
Huch
Hall
G. S
Rowe
S. H
Spiers
Wilson
Reinsch
P. S
Weyl
New Democracy
Walzel
O. F
Deutsche Romantik
Stevenson
R. L
W. Phelps
Webster
New International Dictionary
Mechnikov
Durége
Marett
R. R
Swift
E. J
Walker
Haskin
F. J
P.“S
Great Britain
Kitchin
G. W
France
McDougall
Carlyle
Works
Chelsea
Spencer
E. Shepheard
Kenyon
Brandes
Ferdinand Lassalle
Crampton
H. E
Davenport
C. B
Geddes
Thomson
J. A
Sparks
E. E
Beaux Brummel’s Prince of Wales Cast List
Cast of Junior Show CAG PG features Margaret Schorr Richard Sheridan Amy Vorhaus Reynald and others led by Lucille Bunzel Margaret Reid as Prince’s Footman Eleanor Mayer Simpson and Marguerite Bevier. Florence Palmer Duchess of Lemington Fannie Schwartzman French Lodging-house Keeper Hortense Friedman Marianna Iphigene Ochs Mrs St Aubyn May E Renny Kathleen Louisa Ros listed among performers.
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CAG
Themph
Margaret Schorr
Richard Sheridan
Amy Vorhaus Reynald
Osc
Peinlish
Dorothy Herod Mortimer
Lillian Walton Oliver Vincent
Chrystene Straiton Lord Manly
Jeanette Unger Abrahams
Laura Jeffrey Bailiffs
Juliette Rosenthal
Beau Brummel
Prince of Wales
Lucille Bunzel
Margaret Reid
Prince
Eleanor Mayer Simpson
Beau
Lady Farthing
Student Council Revises Point System For Undergraduates
The Council approves a revised point system to be placed before Undergraduates next Wednesday at a special Undergraduate Association meeting. It groups clubs as Philosophy Classical Mathematics and more. Faculty Clubs Bulletin and Bear to appoint an assistant business manager at 40 percent. The president of the Press and Musical Clubs will count points hereafter.
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Bulletin
Bear
1915 Class Meeting Elects Dance and Flowers Chiefs
The 1915 class met in Room 339 on Wednesday October 9 electing Miss Eleanor Lauria as Soph dance committee chairman and Miss Anna Paddock as flowers committee chairman. An amendment to raise late dues from two to ten cents per day was proposed and passed. The meeting then adjourned.
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Eleanor Lauria
Soph Dance Committee
Anna Paddock
Flowers
1916 Class Meeting Adopts Dragon Mascot and Colors
The 1916 class held its second meeting on Tuesday October 8 1912 in Room 339. Miss Glenn presented the gavel. A motion to adopt the dragon mascot and blue and buff colors was carried. A motto committee was appointed, Dorothy Blondel named cheer leader, and Drake and Elma Klopfer were elected heads of decoration and entertainment.
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Glenn
Dorothy Blondel
Miss Drake
Elma Klopfer
Brooks Hall Students Association elects officers
At the first regular meeting Louise Fox was elected vice president Eleanor Houghton secretary treasurer and Florence Schwarz waelder librarian. The fall dance will be held on the first convenient Friday in November.
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Brooks Hall Students’ Association
Louise Fox
Eleanor Houghton
Florence Schwarzwaelder
The Columbia University Book Store Ad Listing
The Columbia University Book Store advertises its West Hall location offering new and secondhand books at low prices. West Hall Books promotes lowest prices and a wide selection for students and faculty.
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Columbia University Book Store
Night at the Barnard: a comic misadventure unfolds
A whimsical campus vignette at Barnard depicts a ladder fall and a chaotic sequence as a student tumbles into darkness after a misfired medical quip. A tiny elephant and curious club talk close this fragment with hints of future installments.
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Brooks Hall
West Hall
Aula
Amene
Amsterdam Ave
118Th St
Lathamputate
Knapptha
Church Club
Deutscher Kreis
N. B
Leonard
Bureau of Academic Costume
Regents of
State of New York
Jean Earl Mohle
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