Word: reporter
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Many and various are the pursuits by which Columbia students earned last summer money amounting to $55,313. A report of P. C. Holter, chairman of the appointments committee of the institution, indicates that a willingness by students to turn any pleasure to financial account, aided them in increasing their earnings by $17,000 over those of the previous summer. Acting as companions to unfortunate possessors of wealth stands high among the places filled by the hard-working students. But playing pianos in summer hotels, working in drug stores, and even the questionable thrills of chauffering trolley cars were...
Famous as the designer of the Grand Central Terminal in New York, Mr. Warren is also widely known as the author of the official report on the injuries inflicted during the war on the Cathedral of Rheims which as a member he made to the Institute of France. He is a loyal admirer of France and her progress, going there at the beginning of the war to render that country whatever service he was able. While there he aided in the organization and work of the American Hospital of Paris...
...equipment,' etc., but all appropriations must be approved by the institution which supplies the funds, and buildings may be erected only from the share of the funds supplied by the Institute. The President of Technology is to be the executive head of all of the work, and he must report to both institutions. The Faculty of Technology will be enlarged by the addition of certain members of the instructing staff of Harvard and this new Technology Faculty shall, subject to such direction as the University shall give, prescribe the courses and condition of entrance leading to Harvard degrees. Technology...
...auspices of the Cercle Francais in Emerson D next Wednesday afternoon at 4.30 o'clock. Mr. Warren is a distinguished New York architect and was the designer of the Grand Central Station. He is also a Member of the French Institute and was selected to make the official report to the Institute on the injuries inflicted during the war on the Cathedral of Rheims. The lecture will be open to all members of the University and will be illustrated by lantern slides...
...Galt, secretary of the Princeton Self-Help Bureau, reports that the system inaugurated last September is thoroughly satisfactory. The students working in the Commons take real pride in doing their work well and the system of fines is not essential to insure punctuality. The men who board at the Commons are satisfied and approve of the system. The employment of additional students offsets the greater efficiency of professional waiters, and does not retard the service or increase running expenses. The students doing the work report that they become better acquainted with their classmates than they could by any other means...