Results 1 to 20 of 26 for hamilton hall — Columbia Spectator

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Results 1 to 20 of 26 for hamilton hall

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Filled Stadium To Witness Columbia-Navy Grid Battle; Borries Opposes Barabas 35,000 TO ATTEND Brominski on Starting Lineup for Season's Major Test BOTH UNDEEATED Rally Tonight to Climax Morningside Heights Enthusiasm [ARTICLE]

Columbia Daily Spectator 19 October 1934

... tonight when the undergraduate body gathers in John Jay Hall for a Navy game rally, under the auspices of ...
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Elevator Service Halted In 32 Buildings; Union Is Defeated In Dormitory Ballot; Mass Meeting Scheduled At T. C. Today Newly Organized Defense Committee Schedules Rally for Noon Deadlock Still Holds Situation Unchanged in 4th Day of Walkout; Students Picket [ARTICLE]

Columbia Daily Spectator 13 March 1936

... were running, one in Lowell and one in Whittier Hall. A mass picket line, composed of about 40 Teachers ...
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2,000 Students Take Part in 'Strike' Protesting Harris Expulsion; 16 Faculty Members Ask Reinstatement; Press Protests Continue Strikers Hear Free Press Demanded Supporters of Action Also State Case—Few Injuries Reported In All-Day Demonstration On Campus [ARTICLE]

Columbia Daily Spectator 7 April 1932

... although there were brief periods of excitement in Avery Hall and in front of Hamilton Hall. Casualties were slight, ...
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Two Mass Meetings Scheduled for Noon; Press Comment Continues to Back Harris Opposing Factions to Gather at Same Time On Library Steps and Before Hamilton for Discussion—$100,000 Action Rumored [ARTICLE]

Columbia Daily Spectator 8 April 1932

... Gather at Same Time On Library Steps and Before Hamilton for Discussion—$100,000 Action Rumored
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Press Convention Editors Report Varied Activities Of Student Discussion Groups Held on Campus [ARTICLE]

Columbia Daily Spectator 11 March 1933

... delegates to the C.S.P.A. Convention yesterday afternoon in 203 Hamilton. Among these eleven principles which Mr. Bridge enumerated were ...
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1933-34 Student Board Lists Activities; Reports Seven Important Achievements [ARTICLE]

Columbia Daily Spectator 26 February 1934

... an undergraduate book exchange to be set up in Hamilton Hall Annex. It was hoped that such a move ...
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As We Don't See Them [ARTICLE]

Columbia Daily Spectator 18 December 1930

... And from his office on the seventh floor of Hamilton Hall, the hum of boiling water, heated by an ...
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STUDENT BOARD SUSPENDS COLUMBIA DAILY SPECTATOR FOR STRIKE ISSUE; SUBSIDY IS ORDERED WITHDRAWN; HAMILTON HALL PROTEST MEETING CALLED FOR NOON STAFF VOTES TO REMAIN AT POSTS Publishes on Funds From Sympathizers---Student Council Decision Reached in Special Session—Vote Is 5 to 2 HAWKES UPHOLDS SUSPENSION MOVE Step Is Taken Despite Petitions Backing Daily's Plea for Poll on Changes in Constitution—- Rival Groups Circulate Statements [ARTICLE]

Columbia Daily Spectator 29 March 1935

... DAILY SPECTATOR FOR STRIKE ISSUE; SUBSIDY IS ORDERED WITHDRAWN; HAMILTON HALL PROTEST MEETING CALLED FOR NOON
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1900—The City Envelopes Columbia—1934 Rural Atmosphere Has Been Transformed Since Turn of The Century Urbanization Is Complete, Shift to Country Envisioned Seven of Present Buildings Formed Nucleus of Campus Scene [ARTICLE+ILLUSTRATION]

Columbia Daily Spectator 5 January 1934

Earl Hall First 1 Project
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BOARD APPROVES REFERENDUM ON DISPUTED ARTICLE, REINSTA TES COLUMBIA SPECTATOR AS OFFICIAL PAPER; DAILY ACCEPTS COMPLETE CONSTITUTION PENDING POLL BALLOTING SET FOR ELECTION PERIOD Council Holds 2 Special Meetings Over Week-end, Passing Resolution Solving Controversy On Proposal to Limit Power of Editor 500 ATTEND MASS MEETING FRIDAY Hamilton Hall Rally Supports Motion Requesting Immediate Poll and Return of Subsidy With Seven Dissenting Votes [ARTICLE]

Columbia Daily Spectator 1 April 1935

Hamilton Hall Rally Supports Motion Requesting Immediate Poll and Return ...
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Groups Discuss Problems [ARTICLE]

Columbia Daily Spectator 14 March 1931

... News, spoke on "Type—How Does Your Publication Look," in Hamilton Hall at 2:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon. Allen stressed the ...
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100 FRESHMEN ATTEND BANQUET HELD AT HASTINGS RESTAURANT SOPHOMORES STAGE RAID Led by Joyce, President, They Crash Villa Restaurant After Second Course. THREE CAPTURED SOPHS PRESENT AT BANQUET Jablonsky, Jones and Southwick Compulsory Guests—Thirty Frosh Escape From Jersey Barn. [ARTICLE]

Columbia Daily Spectator 15 April 1930

... succeeded in overturning several tables in the second-story banquet hall before Charles Ilse, the proprietor, realized that the affair, ...
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Delegates Pick Up Hints At Sectional Meetings Authorities Discuss Special Difficulties of Physical Style and Literary Content in Editing High School Publications [ARTICLE]

Columbia Daily Spectator 12 March 1932

... L. Rudrauff at one of the sectional meetings in Hamilton Hall yesterday. He emphasized the importance of optical, line ...
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Spectator, Sixty Years Old Next Month, Was Born in 1878 in 'Maison de Punk' Newspaper Founded to Compete with Acta Columbiana Followed Succession of Literary Group's Publications [ARTICLE+ILLUSTRATION]

Columbia Daily Spectator 1 June 1937

... one remaining building today of that group is East Hall, now Alumni House. The Spectator's successive drives in 1892, ...
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Delegates Write on Section Meetings of Second Day of Press Convention Selected Group Reports on Clinical Gatherings of Afternoon-Advertising Style, Business Methods, Correct Modes of Writing and Attractive Typography Are Discussed. [ARTICLE]

Columbia Daily Spectator 15 March 1930

... South Orange, N.J., scheduled for 2:30 yesterday at 717 Hamilton, were quite surprised to find that Mr. Bowers was ...
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200 ASSEMBLE AT ALBANY TO PROTEST NUNAN BILL; GOVERNOR HEARS PLEAS LOBBYING ACTIVE Assemblymen, Group On Education Urged To Stop Measure CONFERENCE HELD Students Vote to Set Up Machinery for Drive On 'Repression' [ARTICLE]

Columbia Daily Spectator 8 March 1935

... day was evenly divided between a conference at Education Hall where the delegates formulated their demands, and extensive lobbying ...
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323 Seniors Participate In Program Class Day Exercises Held in Van Am Quadrangle Butler, Hawkes Talk Dean Presents Awards To Graduates [ARTICLE+ILLUSTRATION]

Columbia Daily Spectator 1 June 1937

... and members of the Faculty. Both groups assembled in Hamilton Hall and marched to-the Quadrangle. The Faculty procession was ...
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Group Studies Dormitory Reorganization; Miner Hits Present Residence Halls System [ARTICLE]

Columbia Daily Spectator 17 May 1933

... accompanied a plan for drastic reorganization of the residence hall system. Asserting that the educational purposes of the dormitories ...
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Dean Refuses to Admit Burke, Who Holds 'Freedom Violated' President-elect of Class States He Will 'Strive For Reinstatement'; Dean Denies Apology [ARTICLE]

Columbia Daily Spectator 24 September 1936

... Union have called for a demonstration in front of Hamilton Hall at noon today to place the case before ...
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Columbia Militarized in 1918; Students Marched to Classes Strict Army Discipline Prevailed as Administration Glorified War and Aroused 'Patriotism' Against The Barbaric 'Hun' 'Destroyer of Culture' [ARTICLE+ILLUSTRATION]

Columbia Daily Spectator 8 November 1935

... the building that has hitherto been known as University Hall." Nine S.A.T.C. Companies The story explains the organization: "Altogether ...