College enrollments rank universities by size in 1913
March 20 1913 statistics show Columbia 6148, Michigan 4923, Harvard 4823, California 4585, Cornell 4605, Pennsylvania 4290, NYU 4003, Wisconsin 3957, Illinois 3648, Northwestern 3619. Largest staff is at Columbia with 867 officers, followed by Cornell 825, Harvard 771, Wisconsin 595, Illinois 577, Pennsylvania 549.
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Columbia
Michigan
Harvard
California
Cornell
Pennsylvania
New York University
Wisconsin
Illinois
Northwestern
Minnesota
Syracuse
Chicago
Ohio State
Yale
Nebraska
Missouri
Texas
Kansas
Pittsburgh
Iowa
Stanford
Princeton
Western Reserve
Tulane
Washington University
Virginia
Johns Hopkins
Illnois
New York
Princton
Wellesley Names New Dean for 1913 14
At a March 21 board meeting Wellesley College appointed Miss Alice Vinton Waite M A to serve as Dean for the year 1913 14. Waite, a long time English professor, is a Smith College graduate and popular on the faculty. The previous Acting Dean was Miss Augie Clara Chapin, appointed after Ellen Pendleton became President.
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New York Times
Wellesley
Mass
Wellesley College
Alice Vinton Waite
Waite
Smith College
Ellen F. Pendleton
Augie Clara Chapin
Drama at Harvard Reveals Spring Play Selections
In Professor George P. Bakers Drama class at Harvard students study play writing and stage works for tryouts. This week Boston theatres debut the one act Thieves by Grover Harrison 13 of New York. The Dramatic Club schedules four spring pieces including Good News by J F Ballard and Chuck a short work by Sly Beech Club. The Wedding Dress by Katherine Mac Dowell Rice Radcliffe and The Romance of the Rose by J S Hugh 13 and W F Merrill 13 complete the lineup.
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Harvard
George P. Baker
Boston
Grover Harrison
New York City
The
Dramatic Club
J. F. Ballard
Hanne
Yneh
Ercy Mackaye
Sly Beech Club
Chuck
Katherine MacDowell Rice
Professor Baker
Radcliffe
J. S. Hugh
W. F. Merrill
Summer Session Courses At Wisconsin University
The University of Wisconsin will offer two summer session courses from June 23 to August. One course covers reporter and newspaper correspondent work including news gathering and writing. The other focuses on writing feature articles for newspaper magazines.
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University of Wisconsin
Barnard fellowship awarded to Lucy Powell at Chapel
The Dean announced Lucy Powell as the Barnard fellowship winner for the senior class, recognizing her promise in the classics. Alternate Josephine Melsha, with chemistry and physics as specialty, and honorable Mentind Harriet Seibert, a classics student, were also named.
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Great Building Fund
Barnard
Lucy Powell
Miss Powell
Josephine Melsha
Mentind
Harriet Seibert
Sophomores Shine In 1916 Chorus and Dance Contest
The article details the 1916 contest with points awarded to music words and dance elements for 1916 and 1915. It highlights freshman and sophomore performances, lists music and dance creators Ruth Salem Mary Powell and Gertrude Schuyler Ray Levi Elizabeth Palmer Alma Werzfeld for 1916 and similar names for 1915, and describes costumes and participant names across the choruses and dances.
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Darice
Ruth Salem
Mary Powell
Gertrude Schuyler
Ray Levi
Elizabeth Palmer
Alma Werzfeld
Demeter
Pluto
Persephone
Persephore
Helen Bloom
Dorette Ferandie
Evelyn Haring
Marie Kellner
Miriam Mirsky
Beatrice Rittenberg
Helen Smith
Lillian Shrive
Emma Scipp
Bertha Albrecht
Dorothy Blondel
Bettina Buonocore
Marion Connelly
Helen Kruger
Dorothy Fraser
Mary Hughes
Eleanor Hubbard
Margaret Law
Marie Nathanson
Eva Pareis
Gladys Pearson
Ethel Regis
Helen Rosenstein
Gertrude Rose
Edith Rowland
Marjorie Sisson
Juliette Steinthal
Louise Talbot
Edna Thompson
Evelyn van Duyn
Helen Walther
Helen Bleet
Lucy Morgenthau
Helen Blumenthal
Sven Nelson
Sarah Butler
Phyllis Hedley
Margaret Meyer
Dorothy Skinker
Gertrude Bain
Louise Walker
Lucie Howe
Margaret Carr
Ruth Evans
Lillian Jackson
Edith Hardwick
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Knowles
Love-chase
the Hunchback
Virginius
Boucicault
London Assurance
Byron
Our Boys
Lytton
E—Money
Delacour
Roses
Taylor
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