Columbia University - Columbian Yearbook (New York, NY)

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IIIII I II III C O N T6 N 'I' S BOOK I I views BOOK II 4TH-e CLASSES BOOK III 4coLLeee BOOK IV 4 FEATURES BOOK V IACTIVITI-es BOOK VI IORGANIZATIONS IIIIIIIIIIII

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AN APPRECIATION AS EDITOR OF THE 1930 COLUMBIAN, WE HAVE ASSUMED THE RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE IMPERFECTIONS OF THIS BOOK. BUT THERE ARE CERTAIN EDITORIAL INNOVA- TIONS AND ARTISTIC CONCEPTIONS IN THE 1930 COLUMBIAN, WHICH WE FEEL, GIVE IT AN INDIVIDUALITY AND EXCELLENCE OF ITS OWN. IT WOULD HAVE BEEN IM- POSSIBLE TO EXECUTE THESE WITHOUT THE SUPPORT AND COOPERATION OF THE MEMBERS OF OUR STAFF, AND OF MANY PERSONS NOT OFFICIALLY ON OUR STAFF, WHOSE DISINTERESTED ENTHUSIASM HAS MADE IT A REAL PLEASURE TO ASSOCIATE WITH THEM. AMONG THESE IT IS PARTICULARLY FITTING TO MENTION: DEAN HER- BERT HAWKES OF COLUMBIA, AND DEAN' CHAUNCEY S. BOUCHER OF THE COLLEGE OF ARTS, LITERATURE, AND SCIENCE, OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO, FOR THEIR ENLIGHTENED CRITICISMS OF THE NEW CURRICULUM RECENTLY INSTITUTED HERE, PROFESSOR IRWIN EDMAN, FOR PERMISSION TO REPRINT HIS ODE FOR AN ANNI- VERSARY , MISS PAULINE ALLEN, FOR HER DEDICATION PLATE, MR. SAMUEL BASS FOR HIS LETTERING, MR. JAMES SASSO AND MR. OLINDO GROSSI FOR THEIR AID IN MOUNTING MANY OF OUR PICTURES, MR. EUGENE RASKIN, FOR SEVERAL DIVISION PLATES, MR. BENJAMIN HUBBARD, FOR HIS INVALUABLE ADVICE CONCERNING THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE BOOK, THE STAFF OF SPECTATOR , FOR ITS PART IN KEEP- ING THE CAMPUS INFORMED OF THE PROGRESS OF THE BOOK, MR. GERARD MEYER, FOR WRITING THE CLASS PROPHECY, MR. LOUIS BARILLET, EDITOR OF VARSITY, AND MR. GERARD MEYER, EDITOR OF MORNINGSIDE, FOR PERMISSION TO REPRINT THE BEST WORK WHICH APPEARED IN THEIR MAGAZINES DURING THE YEAR, MR. SAUL PARKER, FOR HIS EFFICIENT WORK AS OFFICE MANAGER, FOR HIS SOUND JUDGMENT IN HELPING TO PLAN THE BOOK, AND FOR HIS LOYAL SUPPORT IN EVERY EMER- GENCY THROUGHOUT THE YEAR, MR. MAX FELDMAN, FOR HIS COURAGE AND ORIGINALITY IN INSISTING ON A DEPARTURE FROM THE TRADITIONAL YEARBOOK ART IN THE 1930 COLUMBIAN, AND FOR HIS INDEFATIGABLE ENERGY IN PROSECUT- ING THE WORK OF THE YEARBOOK WHEN OUR SPIRITS FLAGGED, MR. PAUL ROSEN- BERG, FOR HIS LIBERAL AND ECONOMICAL CONDUCT OF THE FINANCES OF THE BOOK, AND FOR HIS ADVICE IN MANY EDITORIAL MATTERS, MR. ROBERT KOPP, FOR HIS COOPERATION IN MAKING THE COLLEGE LIFE SECTION A SUCCESS, AND FOR HIS EFFICIENCY IN COMPLETING THE REGULAR PHOTOGRAPHIC WORK OF THE BOOK, THE SENIOR BOARD, FOR ITS ADMINISTRATION OF, THE JUNIOR BOARD FOR ITS ASSISTANCE IN, AND THE ASSOCIATES AND CANDIDATES FOR THEIR EXECUTION OF THE EDITORIAL COMPILATION, WHITE STUDIO, AND IN PARTICULAR, MISS BESSIE ELLINSON, FOR THEIR USUAL DEPENDABLE WORK, THE READ-TAYLOR COMPANY, ESPECIALLY MR. IRVIN SILVER, FOR THEIR ARTISTIC ENGRAVING AND PRINTING OF THE BOOK, AND MISS JENNIE PATRICK AND MISS M. H. FURSE, FOR THEIR INTEREST IN THE PROGRESS OF THE BOOK. THE EDITOR.

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