Doris W. Jaeger 
 
 COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY 
 
 PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIES 
 
Digitized by the Internet Archive 
 in 2013 
 
 http://archive.org/details/columbiauniversi00colu_1 
 
 AVEftY 
 
LIBRARY 
 
 C. J. Martin 
 
Columbia 
 
 UNIVERSITY 
 
 IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK 
 
 PHOTOGRAPHIC 
 STUDIES 
 
 Published by 
 COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY 
 
 MORN1NGSIDE HEIGHTS 
 NEW YORK 
 
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 Copyright 1920 
 Columbia University 
 in the City of New York 
 
 ROM II I I Mill SON 
 
 I OMI'ANI NhW lOKK 
 
THE UNIVERSITY 
 
 IN these modern days the University is 
 not apart from the activities of the 
 world, but in them and of them. It 
 deals with real problems and it relates it- 
 self to life as it is. The University is for 
 both Scholarship and Service; and herein 
 lies that ethical quality which makes the 
 University a real person, bound by its 
 very nature to the service of others. To 
 fulfil its high calling the University must 
 give and give freely to its students, to the 
 world of learning and of scholarship, to 
 the development of trade, commerce and 
 industry, to the community in which it 
 has its home, and to the state and nation 
 whose foster child it is. A University's 
 capacity for service is the rightful measure 
 of its importunity. The University's 
 service is today far greater, far more ex- 
 pensive, and in ways far more numerous 
 than ever before. It has only lately 
 
learned to serve, and hence it has only 
 lately learned the possibilities that lie 
 open before it. Every legitimate demand 
 for guidance, for leadership, for expert 
 knowledge, for trained skill, for personal 
 service, it is the bounden duty of the 
 University to meet. It may not urge that 
 it is too busy accumulating stores of learn- 
 ing and teaching students. Serve it must, 
 as well as accumulate and teach, upon 
 pain of loss of moral power and impair- 
 ment of usefulness. 
 
 — From President Butler s Inaugural Address, IQ02 
 
MINERVA 
 
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EARL HALL — SPRING 
 
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NORTH GATE AND HOUSEHOLD ARTS 
 
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JOURNALISM — NIGHT — 19 15 
 
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CHAPEL COLUMNS — LATE AFTERNOpN 
 
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COLUMNS 
 
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LIBRARY — MA Y 
 
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CHAPEL — SOUTH DOOR 
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TREES 
 
 Airs. Sterling Smith 
 
SENTINELS 
 
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FACULTY CLUB 
 
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