Additions to the Library New titles listed for social and political science
A catalog of new library acquisitions spans topics from government and reform to sociology, economics and science. Notable authors include Barnett, Latane, Gaston, Fernald, Guerard, Woodruff, Lipman and Dealey with works on the initiative and referendum, municipal progress, socialism, crime, European police systems, soil bacteriology and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnett
J. D
Oregon
Arrand
U.S
McBain
H. L
American ‘City Progress
The
Law
Jones
C. L
U.S. Co
Duggan
S. P
League of Nations
Latane
J. H
U. S
Latin America
Gaston
H. E
Non-Partisan League
Fernald
M. R
New York State
Guerard
A. L
Russell
C. E
Laidler
H. W
E. C
Blunt
W. S
Bentley
A. F
Voltaire
F. M
Zadig
Fosdick
R. B
Lipman
J. G
Bandler
S. W
Campbell
N. R
Clark
Spain
Zueblin
American Municipal Progress
Dealey
J. Q
Alumnae Notes Highlight Early 20s Graduates Careers
Josephine Pratt 07 serves as bacteriologist and serologist at Hahneman Hospital then Fifth Avenue Hospital. Clairette Armstrong 08 pursues psychology graduate work at Columbia. Elizabeth Scovel 14 works as librarian at General Theological Seminary. Carol Weiss King 16 opens a law office in New York City. Marion Stevens 17 wed Arthur Allen Eberly on September 15 1921. Beatrice Rittenberg 17 works as assistant librarian for Explorers Club. Myra Kohnstamm 19 is a United Hebrew Charities case worker. Erma Gurther 19 conducts private anthropological research in Arizona. Violet Walser 20 teaches Psychology and Languages at Be Institute in Brooklyn. Ladys Edwards 21 labs at Yale Medical School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Pratt
Hahneman Hospital
Fifth Avenue Hospital
Clairette Armstrong
Columbia
Elizabeth Scovel
General Theological Seminary
Carol Weiss King
New York City
Marion Marjorie Stevens
Arthur Allen Eberly
Beatrice Rittenberg
Explorers’ Club
Myra Kohnstammn
United Hebrew Charities
Erma Gurther
Arizona
Violet Walser
Be Institute
Brooklyn
Ladys Edwards
Yale Medical School
Notable Alumni and Social Notes From Campus
Ada Beney a translator in the National Industrial Conference Board Research Department. Winifred Gorton a 21 education and clerical worker with the International Y M C A. Emma Neale a teacher in Evander Childs High School. Aline MacMahon 20 at Madrias House east soon to be at Neighborhood Playhouse. Resident Students term includes Brooks Hall John Jay Hall and off campus housing. Joint committees will plan social events to bring groups together during the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Beney
National Industrial Conference Board
Winifred Gorton
International Y.M.C.A
Emma Neale
Evander Childs
Aline MacMahon
Madrias House
Neighborhood Playhouse
Brooks Hall
John Jay Hall
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Story
Mrs. Flippin
120Th Street
Amsterdam Ave
Opp. Whittier Hall
A. G. Seiler
Amsterdam Avenue
Whittier Hall
Ainty
Tue Banp Box
Hallow E’en
Schiller
116Th Street
Broadway
East Hall
Columbia University
City of New York