University Council Adds Chinese as Major and Coptic Minor
The University Council last week approved recognizing Chinese as a major subject for Master of Arts and Doctor of Philosophy degrees, and Coptic as a minor subject for the same degrees.
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1902
Page
4
The University Council last week approved recognizing Chinese as a major subject for Master of Arts and Doctor of Philosophy degrees, and Coptic as a minor subject for the same degrees.
Newly issued statistics indicate a steady rise in student numbers over five years across all departments. In 1898 Ba had 202 undergraduates, now 345 with a gain of 17 from last year. Barnard special students fell from 76 to 52 while overall undergraduates increased.
Enrollment figures show non professional graduate students up to 524 from 338 and professional students in four schools rising to 2498 from 1666. Auditors and Summer Session and extension students in Teachers College increase to 1201, with total university enrollment at 4837 up from 3078. Officers grow from 426 to 530 and total university influence climbs to 5367.
Professor J. H. Hyslop told his classes last week that he has tendered his resignation from the chair of Logics and Ethics due to ill health.
A business meeting of La Societe Francaise will be held December 2 at 3 30 in Room 03. All members are requested to attend.
The French lectures set for Thursdays at 3:30 in 305 Schermerhorn cover La Question Sociale en France on December 4 by Jules Huret and La Formation Intellectuelle de Napoléon by A Francois Monod. December 18 features L Année 1902 en France by Professor Cohn.
The regular monthly meeting of the Class of 1903 will be held on Wednesday December 3 at 12 30 PM in the Senior Study.
Class of 1905 presents an entertainment for the Class of 1906 on Friday afternoon December 12 in the Theatre.
On Tuesday November 25 a chapel service was conducted by Dr Maltby.
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