Word: columbia
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Columbia opened a browsing room in its new $4,000,000 library. Textbooks are banned, smoking permitted. Said Librarian Jean Westphal: "We plan to collect a gentleman's library and let the students use it just as the owner might...
Engaged. William Curtis Bok, 36, Philadelphia lawyer, president of the Philadelphia Orchestra Association, son of the late great Edward William Bok, grandson of Cyrus Hermann Kotzschmar Curtis; and Nellie Lee Holt, head of the religious education department, Stephens College for Women, Columbia...
Smart Jack Kapp has worked for phonograph companies since his high school days, when he ran errands during summer vacations. Smart Jack Kapp worked eight years for Columbia, eight years for Brunswick. He discovered many a new talent, promoted many a new selling scheme only to see the phonograph industry languish under the blight of radio...
President Roosevelt himself has appointed a Commission of Inquiry to lay plans for a New Deal in public-service personnel. Its research director is Dr. Luther H. Gulick of Columbia, an advisor of the Institute...
...three years Mr. Parker had been associated with the Dental School as Secretary for Resources. He prepared for Harvard at Phillips Andover, and after graduation from Harvard became associate editor of the Atlantic Monthly. At one time he was a member of the Harvard faculty and was connected with Columbia from...