Scholarships for Southern Teachers Endowed at Teachers College
Seven special scholarships of 300 dollars each are established at Teachers College with aid from George Foster Peabody Everit Macy and John Crosby Brown to assist Southern teachers. After attending recent educational conferences they extend gifts to support popular education without regard to race or sex. Any Southern teacher may apply by filing credentials with the college secretary.
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George Foster Peabody
Everit Macy
John Crosby Brown
Teachers’ College
South
Secretary of Teachers’ College
Plans of the 1902 Graduating Class
The 1902 class reveals varied paths after graduation. Members plan to teach English at Barnard and Latin at Horace Mann School, teach Mathematics at Bryn Mawr, pursue high school teaching, engage in settlement work, and pursue advanced degrees at Columbia Harvard and elsewhere. Some will stay at home or delay plans, with additions expected next week.
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Barnard
Horace Mann School
Miss Baldwin
Bryn Mawr
Byrn Mawr
Columbia
Harvard
Woman’s Medical College
Rotst Street
Chapel Exercises Explore Attitudes Toward God
At chapel on May 6 Professor Lord delivered a short address on the many attitudes of the soul toward God. He said religion is universal but takes various forms with the aesthetic temperament favoring ritualism, the logical temperament leaning to theology, and the life of action seeking moral laws. The speaker urged tolerance and noted these differing viewpoints as part of modern religious understanding.
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Lord
University plan unites Columbia Teachers College Barnard
Dean Gill spoke to the Junior Class describing a new course schedule as a step forward though imperfect. The plan envisions joint attendance among Columbia Teachers College and Barnard to equalize course access. Authorities aim to advance philosophy offerings for capable students earlier in their college programs.
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Dean Gill
Columbia
Teachers’ College
Barnard
1902 Elections Elect Officers For Five Year Terms
At a meeting on Friday May 1 9 02 the group decided to elect class officers for five year terms. Three officers for the next five years were chosen: President Elizabeth Allen Vice President Margaret Gillman Corresponding Secretary Mary Hunt Budd. Remaining officers will be chosen next Wednesday at 4 30.
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Elizabeth Allen
Margaret G. Elliman
Mary Hunt
Budd
Undergraduate Association Officer Elections May Meeting
At the May Undergraduate meeting, officers were elected: President Anna Goodwin Wapé, Chairman of the Executive Committee May A Johnson, Treasurer Frances Hope Purdon, Sophomore Exe Committee member Alice V Smith. Next regular May meeting is Monday the 12th with elections for Vice President Secretary and Junior Exe Committee member. A $25 fine is charged for absence from regular meetings.
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Anna Goodwin Wapé
May A. Johnson
Frances Hope Purdon
Alice V. Smith
Tennis Court Opens for Athletic Association Members
The tennis court is finished and available for use by Athletic Association members. Members must wear tennis shoes and return the net and balls to the telephone room. only members may use the court.
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The
Athletic Association
Senior Class to Meet for Class Day May 15
The Senior Class assembles in the theatre on Thursday May 15 to attend class day matters. A full meeting is absolutely necessary and every member of song is urged to be present at 3 90 punctually.
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Song
New Catalogue Announces Faculty Additions and Courses
The upcoming 02 03 catalogue lists additions across departments including Henry Rogers Seager and Henry L. Moore to Political Economy, Frances Campbell Berkeley to English, and Dr Henry A Sill teaching history at Barnard. New courses span Economics Sociology English German Greek History Psychology French and Spanish with several promotions noted.
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Henry Rogers Seager
Henry L. Moore
Frances Campbell Berkeley
Henry A. Sill
Barnard
W. A. Nitze
William K. Kellicott
Seager
Parsons
G. T. Carpenter
Trent
Milton
Dryden
Goethe
Selville
Greece
Rome
Roman Empire
Sill
Bargy
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Tennis Regulations
Crampton
Kellicott
Finlay
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