""25th Anniversary of the Class of 1901; A Record of Progress"" is an insightful historical document detailing the lives and achievements of Columbia University graduates twenty-five years after their commencement. Compiled for their landmark reunion in New York City on June 1, 1926, this volume serves as both a nostalgic retrospective and a sociological snapshot of the early 20th-century professional class. The record provides a comprehensive look at the individual and collective trajectories of the alumni, capturing their professional milestones, personal developments, and contributions to society during a period of immense global change. As a primary source for the history of higher education in America, it highlights the enduring bonds of the class and the institutional pride of one of the nation's premier universities.
Scholars of New York history, genealogy, and the evolution of American collegiate life will find this commemorative work an invaluable resource. It offers unique insights into the cultural and social milieu of the 1920s, reflecting the values and aspirations of a generation that bridged the Victorian era and the modern age. This book stands as a testament to the legacy of the Columbia University ""Class of 1901"" and the lifelong connections forged within its halls.
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