Harvard Criticizes Columbia Ivy Spirit In Caustic Essay
An October 4 Harvard Crimson piece lambasts Columbia University as lacking ivy spirit. It portrays Columbia as a polyglot jungle of tall buildings and patches of grass with commuters labeled carpetbaggers and traditions reduced to freshman beanies and greased polo.
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Undergrad Papers Endorse Stevenson for President
Five campus newspapers including Harvard Crimson and Dartmouth and Yale outlets back Governor Adlai Stevenson for president. Princeton’s paper endorsed Eisenhower amid internal criticism, while Stevenson's early 1920s ties and Clinton-like history frame the endorsements and reversals.
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Campus Spanish Club Seeks First Meeting Today
On campus the Spanish Club will hold its first meeting at 4 P.M. in Room 10 Milbank. Debate Council sponsors a Barnard Columbia debate at 4 P.M. in Barnard Hall Room 404 on the topic Federal Aid to Education. Fine Arts Club screens a film Friday at 4 P.M. in 409 Barnard. Pied Piper Carnival planned for Saturday.
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