Columbia University - Columbian Yearbook (New York, NY)

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FOREWORD HE year 1926-27 seems to have been one of anniversaries. lt has marked President Butler's twenty-fifth year as head of the Univer- sity: Spectator's fiftieth year of serviceg and PhiloleXian's one hun- dred and twenty-fifth birthday. The opening of John Jay was, therefore, a very auspiciously timed event. Our appreciation of and respect for President Butler's great work we have expressed in the opening pages of this volume. Now we turn to Columbia's oldest undergraduate organization and her second oldest publication. The traditions of the college are many and go back for genera- tions and generations, but few have survived to our own day. Even we have witnessed the passing of more of them. Still, comparatively few students really know and appreciate just how great and splendid a background the college has. Most of them appreciate its age, and, in a hazy way, its past. Many efforts have been made to place the facts before them in the various campus periodicals: by means of the Columbiana Museum: and in the feature section of each COLUMBIAN. The traditions are necessarily intimately connected with the story of its Student Activities. They are reflected in the actions and writings of the men who have gone before us. To get a good picture of the good old times we have but to read the old secretary's books of Philolexian or the old copies of Spectator Better yet, we can spend a spare hour or two browsing about in the Columbiana room in the Library. We present in the following accounts a concentrated glance at the Columbia of the past, through the medium of the histories of two of the oldest organizations on the Campus. We hope they will serve to give Columbia men a clearer picture of their traditions. At the same time, COLUMBIAN extends its congratulations and best wishes to Philolexian and to Spectator on the occasion of their birthdays. The Editor. l 30 l