Association Editors and Alumnae Members Listed
A roster of association editors and alumnae members is shown, including Helen Erskine and Annie F. Fisher class of 1904 and 1905, with names Helen A. Hochheimer Emilie J Hutchinson Isabelle Mott Marjorie Ferguson Brown Anne Carroll Elizabeth Tredwell Sophie P. Woodman Agnes Miller. Subscription one year priced at $1.50.
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Helen Erskine
Annie F. Fisher
Helen A. Hochheimer
Emilie J Hutchinson
Isabelle Mott
Marjorie Ferguson Brown
Anne Carroll
Elizabeth Tredwell
Sophie P. Woodman
Agnes Miller
The College Year and the New Year Tale
The author notes a difference between the college calendar and the Gregorian year as December 31 passes. Students brace for the January finish while debts linger from the past term. Aiming for change in 1905 meets little time. resolutions fade under academic load.
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New York
Tooting
Colege Conselo
New Year Reflections on College Life and Provincialism
The author argues that university life should connect with the broader world beyond campus. Colleges offer culture and lectures, preventing intellectual isolation while balancing study with outside experiences. Emphasis on enjoying concerts, museums, and access to leading educators at the city campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City College
Country College
Woman's Graduate Club Reception at Columbia
The Woman's Graduate Club of Columbia University held its first reception of the year on Wednesday afternoon in Earl Hall. The first floor rooms were decorated with holly and greens and crowded with women graduates, students, faculty, and especially Political Science Department members.
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Woman’s Graduate Club
Columbia University
Earl Hall
Louise Loomis
Osgood
Gill
Ida Tarbell
Fine Arts Lectures by Arthur Wesley Dow
The third series features two illustrated lectures by Arthur Wesley Dow, Professor of Fine Arts at Teachers College. They meet Monday afternoons at 4 30 in Room 309 Havemeyer. January 16 discusses Space and mass composition in Japanese Gardens and January 23 covers Buddhist Art in Amaradhapura, The Lost City of the Jungle.
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Arthu Wesley Dow
Teachers College
Havemeyer
Ameradhapura
Lost City of the Jungle
Prof Clark to Lecture on Monopoly at Amherst
Prof John Bates Clark will deliver eight lectures on Monopoly at Amherst College on Fridays and Saturdays in January. The series inaugurates the Henry Ward Beecher lectureship recently established at the college.
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John Bates Clark
Amherst College
Henry Ward Beecher
Minutes of conference student government representatives
Records list two regular meetings for each college season. It notes fall explanations of government, spring elections and annual reports, with specific months and purposes across institutions including Woman's College Cornell Barnard Mount Holyoke Bryn Mawr and Brown.
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Cornell
Mount Holyoke
League
Orr
Bryn Mawr
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Barnard Bulletin
Anne Dunkin Greene
Managing Editors
Helen W. Cooley Brances Hope Purdon
Elizabeth Brautigam
Edith Somborn
Caroline D. Hall
Yee Ae
Easnward CoLiecez
Columbia Univ
Woman's Graduate Club
University Lectures ON Fine Arts
Clark
Amherst
Tiffany & CO
Union Square
Association At Large
Vassar
Woman’s College
Brown
Barnard
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