Donations Fuel New Medical Students at Columbia University
President Nicholas Murray Butler announced Columbia University received ninety gifts totaling 776,097.36 dollars. Edward S. Harkness gave 500,000 dollars to fund a medical centre residence hall on Haven Avenue near Riverside Drive. Donations support medicine, cancer research, neurology, pathology, nutrition, and library services, with 33,250 dollars from the Alumni Fund for current expenses.
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Nicholas Murray Buter
Columbia University
Edward S. Harkness
Medical Centre
Haven Avenue
Riverside Drive
General Education Board
Department of Practice of Medicine
Oral and Dental Surgery
Social Science
Library Service
Alumni Fund Committee
University
Sophomores to Honor Mother Goose With Kid Review
Sophomores announce a Mother Goose themed party on October 24 inviting freshmen to wear baby garb for a playful Soph-Frosh Kid Review. The piece playfully urges freshmen to drop sophistication and join in nursery rhyme revelry while preserving a lighthearted campus tradition.
Newman Club Tea Draws Large Attendance At Barnard
Barnard College Newman Club opened the semester with a business meeting in the Conference Room on October 13. Plans include a Friday November 7 bridge in Newman Hall and a one dollar subscription. New officers were elected led by President Marge Le Vines and Vice President Caroline Ratajack. Mrs. Ruth McGoldrick will speak on the motion picture industry at the October 27 meeting in the College Parlor.
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Barnard
Father Ford
Newman Hall
Caroline Ratajack
Marge le Vine
Helen Mooney
Florence Dickenson
Mary McPike
Anita Delice
Anna Sardi
Barnard Students May Join Writers Club at Columbia
The Writers Club of Columbia University invites Barnard College students to join. Eligible students may become members by paying three dollars yearly and submitting name, addresses, and courses taken or current. The season will feature talks by famed authors including Irving, Hersch, and Bromfield.
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Barnard
Writers’ Club
Columbia University
Barnard College
Authors of Universal Fame
Irving Lineman
Young Mar E
Virginia Hersch
Louis Bromfield
Muriel White
College Bulletin Extends Sympathy to Miss Kruger
The official college publication expresses condolences to Miss Kruger on the death of her father.
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Bulletin
Kruger
Sophs Entertained At Senior Tea In Brooks
The senior class hosted a tea for the sophomore sisters last Thursday in the Blue Room Brooks Hall. The event marked the sophomores' transition from freshman status with the traditional hobble-de-hoy label to a more mature, “woman-about-town” image. The tea ran until 6:00 pm and drew a strong turnout from both classes, strengthening the bond between exuntors and former freshmen.
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Sophs
Brooks
Brooks Hall
French Luncheons Begin Immediately For French Club Members
The French Department will start luncheons at once under the French Club. Open to French II members who paid a $1 luncheon fee. Eligible members may sign up at 12 Noon by presenting their French Club membership card to Miss Prenez.
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Prenez
Dean Names Juniors Admitted To Honors
Dean lists juniors admitted to honors and notes a large senior class with honorable mention. Read as a reflection on scholarly depth as students advance, with names of juniors and seniors from 1932 1933 classes highlighted for honors and recognition.
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Kasch
Dorothy Beatrice Smith
Lorraine Kline Knapp
Mary Etta Chambers
Betty Ginsberg
Imeda Holmer
Evelyn Signe
Linia Dreyfus
Marion Babette Gutman
Edith Wadds
Margaret Lillian
Maurer
Olga Katherine Modry
Janet Schweizer
Olga Young
Makestet Williamson Mason
Marion Lois Magaret
Helene Brody
Rhoda Bent
Barbara
Pearl
Florence Haggstrom
Edith Rubin
Sarah Crook
Catherine
Gieseking to Perform at McMillan Theatre Concert
Walter Gieseking will play piano in a concert at McMillan Theatre on Saturday October 18 under the auspices of the Institute of Arts and Sciences.
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Gieseking
McMillan Theatre
Walter Gieseking
The
Institute of Arts and Sciences
German Majors Lunch in Dean's Dining Room
Thirteen students majoring in German attended a luncheon in the Dean's dining room on Tuesday. Prof. Braun and four department members spoke about Germany and their experiences there. Miss Goode described amusing incidents including police chases and nearly being mistaken for a Communist.
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Prof. Braun
Louise Ode
Elfrieda Pope
Alexander Gode
Miss Gode
Miss Pope
Mr. Gode
Germany
Miss Goode
Breslau
Gode
Administration Omits Two Names From 1930 31 Officers List
The Administration regrets an error in the 1930 31 Announcement omitted two officers. Miss Teresa Carbo para, Instructor in Italian, and Miss Delia W. Marble, Curator in Geology, were left off the published roster.
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Teresa Carbopara
Delia W. Marble
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Mother Goose
Newman Club
Dean
Grantland Rice
Coca-Cola Orchestra
NBC
Coca-Cola Company
Atlanta
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