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    Columbia Daily Spectator 15 October 1955
    Is HAMILTON HALL a thing of the past? Will Columbia University, ...
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    Columbia Daily Spectator 5 March 1958
    ... up its own office on the first floor of Hamilton Hall. Before that, and for some time after, a ...
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    Columbia Daily Spectator 21 December 1956
    ... building for the School of Daw, a Graduate Residence Hall, and a Faculty Office Building. Law Dean William C. ...
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    Columbia Daily Spectator 19 December 1952
    ... Transport Workers Union claimed support of 85 unorganized dining hall workers. Events then followed rapidly as Mrs. Corinne Qlsen, ...
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    Columbia Daily Spectator 30 October 1958
    ... to head the new division of -Law. In 1858 Hamilton College 'Professor of Law Theodore Dwight—who had -made a ...
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    Columbia Daily Spectator 5 April 1951
    ... Columbia before World War I undoubtedly was the University Hall fire. Before firemen responded to the alarm sent in ...
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    Columbia Daily Spectator 11 January 1954
    ... Spectator. A protest rally called by the newspaper emptied Hamilton Hall and forced the re-admlttance of Harris. One of ...
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    Columbia Daily Spectator 10 October 1958
    ... had begun construction of new studio facilities in the Hamilton- Hall annex. The program schedule was revised to.provide heavier ...
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    Columbia Daily Spectator 12 November 1958
    ... 116 th Streets for another $1.9 million. By 1910, Hamilton, Hartley and Livingston Hall occupied this parcel of land. ...
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    Columbia Daily Spectator 5 April 1951
    ... in the major leagues and be elected to baseball's Hall of Fame at Cooperstown, N. Y., in later years. ...
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    Columbia Daily Spectator 1 May 1959
    ... vote. Lawrence agreed to station himself in front of Hamilton Hall the following morning from 10 a.m. on, and ...