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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1904
Page
1
The Associate Alumni on Dramatics forms a committee to stage productions for alumni and undergraduates. They translated an old French comedy to spark interest and support a college need, proposing receipts fund a Barnard dormitory.
At a trustees meeting on Monday January 4 Columbia University appointed William Allan Neilson Ph D of Harvard University to be Adjunct Professor of English starting July 1 1904.
The article details Dr. Neilson a Scottish born scholar with MA from Edinburgh 1891 and PhD from Harvard 1898 now guiding graduate work in middle and early modern English at Harvard. It also notes George Stuart Fullerton professor of philosophy from the University of Pennsylvania named to a Penn philosophy chair, with extensive publications and ongoing work in Munich.
Tiffany and Co releases heraldic book plates in a new pamphlet format. The edition showcases coats of arms and decorative borders, aiming to appeal to collectors and book lovers.
At the trustees meeting Teachers College promoted Edward L. Thorndike from Adjunct Professor to Professor of Psychology and advanced Joh Angus MacVannel to Adjunct Professor of Education. Harma Vulte becomes Adjunct Professor of Domestic Science. Arthur W. Dow is named Professor of Fine Arts to succeed Alfre Churchill. Dow, a Pratt Institute and Art Students League figure, directs the Ipswich Summer School for art teachers and supervisors.
Attention called to the notice of Sloane's visit to Barnard in the bulletin of last week. A large notice is requested.
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