Opening Exercises at Columbia University
Open air exercises in Earl Hall on September 20 featured a religious service, remarks by President Butler praising university growth. He announced South Field acquisition, Hartley Hall dormitory planning, a new Journalism School funded by Mr. Pulitzer, a building on Amsterdam avenue, a $150,000 undisclosed gift for a University Library project, and a new chapel on the campus. The program closed with Alma Mater performed by Mrs. Geelet.
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Earl Hall
Potter
Butler
Columbia
South Field
Hartley Hall
Pulitze
Amsterdam Avenue
Fayerweather Hall
Univ Lpot
Uarl
Olene Teck
Chapel service marks start of term at Lamard College
The first chapel of the term convened in the theatre on September 25 at 12:30. Dr William M Grosvenor trustee Dean Gill and others gave brief addresses. President Butler described University development and Lamard College's role to foster refined womanhood within a modern environment.
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William M. Gros-venor
Gill
Futher
Butler
Barnard College
Dr. Butler
Herpy
Students' Exchange Opens for Book and Article Sales
Students may bring books and other sale items to the Exchange as the best period to sell arrives. Information on hours and sample articles will be posted on the bulletin. typing work and other student items are welcome.
Barnard Athletic Plans Delayed by Illness of Professor Woo
Athletic Association officers cannot consult Professor Woo about Barnard athletics until after October. A meeting is hoped soon after October 1. New tennis courts on West Field may be used by all Barnard students with shoes. Basketball practice is delayed a week or two while new rules are arranged.
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Woo
Athletic Association
Barnard
West Field
New Philosophy Works and Texts Listed for Reading Room
A reading room notice catalogs new philosophy titles and related works. Notable entries include History of Philosophy by Weindt... and translations of Diogenes Laertius. multiple copies of Introduction to Philosophy. two volumes of History of Modern Philosophy. and related histories of England United States and economics texts.
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Weindelband
Paulsen
Diogenes Laertius
C. D. Aes Hepabiic
D. J. Vaughn
J. L. Davies
Hoffding
Kilpe
E. Zeller
Weber
Greece
Fairbank
Kennedy
Bullock
England
Gardner
United States
Channing
Fisher
Duruy
Dancing Class For All In Theater This Thursday
The dancing class will meet on Thursdays from 12 30 to 1 30 in the theater. It welcomes both those needing practice and those who cannot dance. Volunteer teachers are invited. E McLean 04
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E. McLean
Summer at the College Settlement
The settlement runs two summer programs a boys tents and girls work activities plus a gym and playgrounds at Orchard Street 95 Washington Street and 188 Ludlow Street. Volunteers from girls clubs plan a two year tent possession for working girls. Louise B. Kwood, Graduate Elector.
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Mt. Ivy
Ountain
Brook
Ind
Sod Marth
Orchard Street
Uvington Street
Ludlow Street
Louise B. Kwood
Barnard YWCA to entertain Class of 1907 students
The Barnard Young Women's Christian Association will host an entertainment for the Class of 1907 and new Barnard entrants on Wednesday September 30 at 3 30 in Earl Hall. All new students are invited.
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Barnard Young Women’s Christian Association
Barnard
Earl Hall
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