Mortarboard . AT THE JUNGLES EDGE Here Barnards historic sundial catches the rays of the sun. No Bengal tigers or man-eating lionsprowl the outskirts of this Jungle. Its Tanglewood Tales are of girls idly studious, or gaily chat-ting on alluring days. I Nineteen]. MAIN STREET The boardwalk from Students to Milbank is the main-traveled road of Barnard. Many are thestudents who have trudged this beaten path to knowledge; many the stray coins and luckless foun-tain pens that have sunk to oblivion between the crevices of malicious planks. \Twenty~\ COLUMBIA THROUGH THE GATE October 1, 1921, marked
Mortarboard . AT THE JUNGLES EDGE Here Barnards historic sundial catches the rays of the sun. No Bengal tigers or man-eating lionsprowl the outskirts of this Jungle. Its Tanglewood Tales are of girls idly studious, or gaily chat-ting on alluring days. I Nineteen]. MAIN STREET The boardwalk from Students to Milbank is the main-traveled road of Barnard. Many are thestudents who have trudged this beaten path to knowledge; many the stray coins and luckless foun-tain pens that have sunk to oblivion between the crevices of malicious planks. \Twenty~\ COLUMBIA THROUGH THE GATE October 1, 1921, marked the dedication of Barnards newest and proudest acquisition, the Helen HartleyJenkins Memorial Gate. Just beyond its bars the bustling life of Broadway hurries by; just across theway loom the red brick buildings of Columbia. [ Twenty-one] In 1754 Kings College was founded in New York City by royal grant of George II, King ofEngland. The college was re-established in 1784 at the close of the Revolution as Columbia Collegein honor of the new republic; and in 1912 its corporate name was changed to Columbia 1889 a group of earnestly interested men and women succeeded in obtaining the sanction of thetrustees in founding an affiliated womens colleg
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