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Dated Dec. 27, 1930 Public Offering Jan. 10, 1931 Interest commencing Dec. 27, 1930, and steadily increasing toward maturity. Non-callable for a few years. Free from taxes by Railroad, Steamship and Street Car Companies until 1936. REGISTRAR: Bureau of Vital Statistics...
...other day and adopted the largest building program in the history of Gotham's school system, providing for the construction of ninety buildings and the improvement of school playgrounds at a total cost of about $68,000,000. Just like that--nonchalant like! Also, the other day, the Registrar of Columbia University grabbed himself a column of space in the New York press to point out, matter-of-factly, that Columbia's annual budget has been increased from $820,000 to $11,500,000 since the turn of the century, a hardly-to-be-sneezed-at-gain...
...Denmark," by S. P. Cabot '01, former Headmaster of St. Georges School; "Educational Achievement in Relation to Intelligence," by C. W. St. John, who graduated from the school in 1926 and is now teaching at Dana College, Newark, New Jersey; "Curriculum Problems in Industrial Education," by F. C. Smith, registrar, and lecturer on vocational education at the school, who graduated in 1924; and "Studies and Tests on Virgil's Aeneid," by Florence Waterman, who is now teaching at the Windsor School, Boston...
...Smith registrar and lecturer on vocational education at the Graduate School of Education. In a statement made yesterday said that in spite of the present economic depression he has been able to secure for graduates of the school more positions during the season of 1930-31 than ever before...
Biggest U. S. university in point of enrolment is Columbia. Last week it was revealed by Registrar Edward J. Grant that Columbia could also be called the biggest U. S. muliebral institution. Out of 38,230 students enrolled last year (excluding 9,928 who took home study courses) some 20,000 or 52% were female. In the summer sessions was even a greater proportion of women: 9,600 out of a total 13,887. Said Registrar Grant: "Women are simply going more and more into the professions." Hoped he: examination of Columbia's enrolment figures would enlighten those...