The Philolexian Society of Columbia University

William Bondy

Columbia College, Class of 1890

Vital

Full name: William Bondy

Columbia & the Society

Columbia: Class of 1890 (Columbia College)

Works (2)

1896 The Separation of Governmental Powers: In History in Theory and in the Constitutions · Columbia Studies in History, Economics and Public Law
1907 Signed review · American Political Science Review

Primary sources

The Columbia Daily Spectator

1935-06-04 DEGREES CONFERRED ON 4,600 AT COMMENCEMENT CEREMONY; CLASS DAY EXERCISES ARE HELD 200,000 PRESENT Secretary Wallace Gets Honorary Degree-Others Honored 8 MEDALS GIVEN Eugene A. Colligan and Lincoln Ellsworth Are Awarded Prizes [ARTICLE] received honorary degree

DEGREES CONFERRED ON 4,600 AT COMMENCEMENT CEREMONY; CLASS DAY EXERCISES ARE HELD 200,000 PRESENT Secretary Wallace Gets Honorary DegreeOthers Honored 8 MEDALS GIVEN Eugene A. Colligan and Lincoln Ellsworth Are Awarded Prizes A plea for deliverance from the "fundamental and far-reaching / lack of integrity" of the twentieth century world was sounded by Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler this afternoon in an address which opened the final day of Columbia University's 181 st commencement exercises. More than 20,000 witnessed the ceremonies at which the University president conferred approximately 4,600 degrees and 400 certificates and diplomas. Among the ten recipients of honorary degrees was Henry A. Wallace, Secretary of Agriculture, who was made Doctor of Laws. Others conferred with honorary degrees were William S. Barstow and Harry Fletcher, Doctor of Science; Tyler Dennett, Dixon…

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The Annals of the Philolexian Society (1912)

The Annals of the Philolexian Society (1912) Leaf / page 53

Named in The Annals of the Philolexian Society (1912) at the referenced leaf.