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Women are available to Columbia men in all sorts. The kind with which the Columbia men are most likely to have something in common are the Barnard women. Barnard is a sort of a distant Radcliffe to Columbia. That is, Barnard is a subsidiary of Columbia University, but as yet the women have shown no signs of violating the male sanctity of Columbia College...
Most of its facilities are duplicates in the Graduate Common, but the club does provide a kitchen for parties which is not available in the new hall...
...could take no music courses because he could not met the requirements. "My great interest," he explains, "is in the man who has to start from scratch." At the time, 1935, the type of course he 'planned--with emphasis on music with historical background--was not common in colleges, although preparatory schools had some like...
...Hotel Statler and led through Central Square. Lamont Library was the first Harvard building to appear. "That's a club building," the driver commented, "and the one past it is the College Library. The one with all the ivy." Turning right at the Square, he drove up toward Cambridge Common and pointed to a bronze statue labelled Sumner. "Now look past that information booth," he said. "That statue is John Harvard, founder of Harvard University." The sightseers murmured interestedly...
...this accomplishment Cambridge has something in common with this team over which to rejoice in that their first baseman Edward Waitkus is a native born product of Cambridge sand-lots...