OFFICERS ELECTED FOR KINGS CROWN Haight, Harrison, Earle and Beals Elected to the Board of Governors. PAST YEAR SUCCESSFUL Nearly two hundred men gathered in the Gemot last night for the third annual smoker of Kings Crown. The most important business of the meeting was the election of the undergraduate members of the Board of Governors. The following four men were elected: E. M. Earle 'l7, J. D. Beals 'l7, J. P. Haight 'I7S, and J. R. Harrison 'l7. The report of the Graduate treasurer was also read and accepted. Plans for next year and the proposed centralization of campus activities in East Hall were discussed j..nd a resolution was adopted stating that the meeting was in favor of the proposed plan. The evening was begun by the appearance of the Mandolin Club sextette, which rendered two selections. Afterwards, by special request E. Sperling 'l7 and D. Lee 'l7 gave their number…

Columbia Daily Spectator, 1916-05-05 →

MANY VOTES CAST IN SPRING ELECTION AT JOHN JAY POLLS New System of Using Bursar's Receipts Proves Immediate Success. TOMORROW LAST DAY TO SUBMIT BALLOTS Polls Open in John Jay Lobby for One Hour After Noon. Voting was unusually heavy yesterday at the Spring Election polls in John Jay, it was announced by George T. Hammond '2B, chairmaiof Student Board. While no exact figures were released, it was learned that the new system of identification by Bursar's receipts had nearly doubled the usual number of voters for the first day of elections. Today and tomorrow, the voting will be continued from the John Jay booth, beginning at noon daily. A complete alphabetic list of the candidates for office this Spring is published below: STUDENT BOARD GEORGE DONALDSON Societies: Crewsters, Black Avengers, Van Am. Fraternity: Phi Kappa Psi. Insignia: "C". "1929". Activities* Crew, (1), (2), (3);…

Columbia Daily Spectator, 1928-05-01 →

SPRING ELECTIONS WILL CLOSE TODAY Polls Will Be Open in John Jay From Noon to 2 o'clock. VOTING HEAVY SO FAR New System Brings Out Large Number of Voters —Print Activity List. Voting for members of Student | Board, King's Crown Board of Governors, the Athletic Association Committee and class officers will close today.* The polls will be open in the lobby of John Jay from noon till 2 o'clock. With the new system of only demanding Bursar's receipts for voting, another heavy vote was cast yesterday. The results of the elections will be published in tomorrow's Spectator. STUDENT BOARD EDWARD A. ARANOW Societies: Pre-Law. Fraternity: Zeta Beta Tau. Insignia: Silver King's Crown. Activities: Spectator (1), (2); Advertising Manager (3); Columbian (2); Varsity (2); Blue Book (2), (3); Tennis (1), (2), (3); Interclass Swimming (2); Class Secretary (1); Finance Committee (3);…

Columbia Daily Spectator, 1928-05-02 →

From Hamilton to Sha Na Na: Famous CU alums abound By Jean Lee Did the walls of your John Jay room witness the musical birth of Sha Na Na? Are you washins your whites in the same machine as Suzanne Vesa did? Did Art Garfunkel lose his way around campus durins Orientation, too? Possibly, very probably. These former Columbia first—years and more survived Orientation, Contemporary Civilization, and the required swim test while their counterparts across Broadway endured the senior thesis and the year of lab science. And they went beyond the sates on Broadway to achieve fame and admiration in the music, art, literature, business, and political worlds of American culture. The lons an d lustrous list of Columbia alums stretches back to the University'sorisins as Kins's Collese, established in 1754. Under the leadership of the Collese's first president, the Reverend Samuel Johnson,…

Columbia Daily Spectator, 1990-08-30 →