Gift of 250000 funds new Teachers College facility
An anonymous gift of 250000 supports a new five story building for the Department of Physical Education at Teachers College on 120th Street between Horace Mann School and the college. The facility will include labs for physiology anatomy eye ear and throat study and rooms for spinal disease treatment. A basement court will house a swimming pool bowling alley and court games for Horace Mann pupils and university women.
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Teacher’s College
Teachers’ College
Department of Physical Education
Collee
120Th Street
Horace Mann School
University
Reading by Miss Louise Laminske for Société Francaise
Miss Louise Laminske conducts a French reading for members of the Société Francaise at the regular social meeting on Monday April 14 at 4 30 in the Students Parlor Fiske Hall. All students interested in French invited to attend.
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Louise Laminske
Société Francaise
Fiske Hall
Earl Hall Reception Honors Barnard Undergraduates
At Earl Hall on Student's Day next Friday afternoon a reception honors Barnard College undergraduates listed by class year. From 1902 Annie McKenny Elizabeth Coddington Martha Moore Janet McCook. 1903 Anna Ware May Harrison Katherine Pool Gertrude Clark. 1904 Lucy Em bury Margaret Stone Marguerite Apple gate Jean Loomis. 1905 Mar vie Hoffman Beatrix Anderson Irene Van Beuren Alice Draper.
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Earl Hall
Barnard College
Annie McKenny
Elizabeth Coddington
Martha Moore
Janet McCook
Anna Ware
May Harrison
Katherine Pool
Gertrude Clark
Lucy Embury
Margaret Stone
Marguerite Applegate
Jean Loomis
Marvie Hoffman
Beatrix Anderson
Irene van Beuren
Alice Draper
Resignation Leads to New Treasurer for Undergraduate Association
Notice reports Jean Stobo resigning from the Undergraduate Association treasurership in 1904. The Executive Committee appoints Katherine Ty to fill the office for the remainder of the year.
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Jean “T. Stobo
Katherine Ty
New Barnard Faculty Promotions Approved by Trustees
At a Columbia Trustees meeting last Friday the Barnard Trustees approved three new appointments. William Fenney Brewster moves from instructor in Rhetoric to Adjunct Professor, Charles Knapp from instructor in Classical Philology to Adjunct Professor, and Benjamin D. Woodward from Adjunct Professor of Romance Languages and Literatures to Professor.
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Columbia
Barnard
William Fenney Brewster
Charles Knapp
Benjamin D. Woodward
Sophomore Play “Everybody's Friend” by Class of 1904
The Class of 1904 presents Everybody's Friend for undergraduates and special students on Wednesday April 16 at 4 o’clock with a repeat Thursday afternoon April 11. Admission for the last performance is fifty cents. Cast includes Lena Miller Marguerite Applegate Ida Lewis Mary Frothingham Jeanette Wick Edith Granger Helen Ettling Ellen Thomas Helen Glenn Hilda Popper. Tickets for April 17 are on sale in the telephone room or from Margaret Claffy and Theodora Curtis 1904.
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Lena Miller
Marguerite Applegate
Ida Lewis
Mary Frothingham
Jeanette Wick
Edith Granger
Helen Etlting
Ellen Thomas
Helen Glenn
Hilda Popper
Margaret Claffy
Theodora Curtis
Undergraduate Treasurer Resigns. Doty Named Temporary
The Executive Committee accepts with regret Miss Stobo's resignation from the office of undergraduate treasurer due to absence from college. Miss Doty, a Sophomore, is appointed to act as temporary treasurer.
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Miss Stobo
Miss Doty
Senior Class Plans for June Dances and Luncheon
At the Class of 1902 meeting held in April, the Senior Dance is set for June 6 and the Senior Luncheon for June 4. Luncheon committee members are May Budd, Malvina Peters, Elsa Alsberg, Wilma Pollak, and Edna Chapin. Four seniors will assist at Earl Hall on Students' Day, and the class roster includes Elizabeth Coddington, Martha Moore, Annie McKenney, and Janet Mc Cook. A Hudson trip with Mrs Meyer is scheduled for Tuesday, June 3.
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May Budd
Malvina Peters
Elsa Alsberg
Wilma Pollak
Edna Chapin
Earl Hall
Elizabeth Coddington
Martha Moore
Annie McKenney
Janet McCook
Mrs. Meyer
The
Hudson
Students Seek Teacher Posts for 1902-1903 Season
Students desiring teaching positions for the year 1902 1903 may apply to Miss C. de L. Berg during regular office hours at the Students Aid Committee in the Alumna Room.
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C. de L. Berg
Students’ Aid Committee
Installation Week Events For President Butler’s Visit
On Thursday April 17 the first day of installation, President Butler will dine with his class and attend the Installation Dance at College Tavern. Friday Students Day features tea in Earl Hall from 2 30 to 6 PM with Earl Hall and other buildings open to visitors and a free concert. Saturday requires tickets for installation ceremonies at the Gymnasium and a pre event seating notice. A dinner by Columbia alumni for President Butler closes the ceremonies at Sherry's.
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Butler
College Tavern
Earl Hall
Musical Club of Columbia
Changes in the Department of English 1902 1903
The 1902 1903 English department announces Miss Frances Campbell Berkeley Barnard 1902 appointed assistant in English at Barnard College Foundation. Miss Jeannette Bliss Gillespy, who has served two years as assistant in English, will move to Vassar College next year.
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Department of English
Frances Campbell Berkeley
Barnard
Barnard College Foundation
Jeannette Bliss Gillespy
Vassar College
Pinafore by the Settlement Clubs Proves Amusing
The Associated Clubs of the College Settlement staged Pinafore on Friday April 4 to benefit Mt Ivy country home. Dick Deadeye drew laughs Ralph Rackstraw won audience sympathy Josephine and Little Buttercup sang well. The Admiral and Capt Corcoran impressed. The College Settlement orchestra received special praise. Despite few students attending the show may be repeated by the original cast.
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Mt. Ivy
Dick Deadeye
Ralph Rackstraw
Josephine
Little Buttercup
Capt. Corcoran
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