Word: ambassador
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Joseph Hodges Choate '52, of New York, N. Y., former ambassador to Great Britain, was yesterday awarded the degree of master of arts by Columbia University. In all a total of 2195 degrees were awarded, as follows: Columbia College, 176 Barnard College, 117 School of Law, 136 School of Medicine, 73 Graduate Schools of Engineering, 132 School of Architecture, 6 School of Journalism, 24 Bachelor of Science in Education and Practical Arts, 337 Teachers' College Diplomas, 465 Master of Arts in Education, 226 College of Pharmacy, 18 Master of Arts, 395 Doctor of Philosophy, 89 Honorary Degrees, 6 Total...
...clock. Eminent speakers will be Dean Roscoe Pound of the Law School, Dr. Judah L. Magnes of New York, Professor David Gordon Lyen. Hancock Professor of Hebrew and other Oriental Languages, and Curator of the Semitic Museum, and Hon. Abram L. Elkus of New York, recently appointed United States Ambassador to Turkey...
After a brief and decidedly unfriendly interchange of notes, diplomatic relations between the CRIMSON and the Lampoon have been broken off. Count Ibis, Lampian ambassador to the Court of St. Plympton, last Monday presented to the CRIMSON Foreign Secretary for Hockey a message, the tone of which utterly shattered all rules of international etiquette. The Kaiser of all the Crimsons, while regretting that he was thus forced into hostilities, answered immediately with a declaration of war. Count Ibis was given his passports yesterday morning, and a mobilization of the Crimson forces was begun at once...
...first got into difficulties with the German police, but the affair was later straightened out. He went to Berlin, where he saw Ambassador Girard and several of the high military officials. He obtained entrance to the Reichstag and to an exhibition of all the trophies that the Germans have captured during the present war. After his trip through Germany Mr. Hudson succeeded in rejoining his fellow pilgrims at the Hague...
...public meeting to consider "The Duty of America in the Present War" will be held in Tremont Temple, Boston, tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. Former Ambassador to France, Mr. Robert Bacon '80, will speak on "The International Obligations of the American People." Mr. H. Parker '78 will present a set of resolutions, expressing disapproval of the proposed embargo on the exportation of munitions. Professor W. E. Hocking '01 and Professor Josiah Royce hon. '01, both of the Philosophy Department, will discuss the moral side of the question of sending arms to the Allies. They will be followed...