Barnard Mortarboard 1902 honors and campus events
The 1902 Mortarboard dedicates to Professor James Harvey Robinson and features student records and engrained college culture. A May 17 reception for Miss Gill includes faculty and guests. Miss Walker departs Fiske Hall to lead the West Side University Settlement. Mrs Charles H. Gibson appointed to replace her with two assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Walker
College
Miss Gill
Robinson
Simkhovitch
Putnam
Professor Lodge
Richards
Dr Nitze
Milbank Hall
Low
Silas B. Brownell
Miss Brownell
Meyer
Maltby
John B. Clark
James R. Wheeler
Lord
Earle
McCrea
Miss McCrea
Seligman
Hallock and Cole
Munroe
Burdick
Munro Smith
Butler and Peck
Cahfield
Teachers’ College
Woodhull
McMurry
Hutton
Walker
Fiske Hall
West Side
University Settlement
King Street
Charles H. Gibson
Senator Gibson
Maryland
Gibson
Emma G. Hurt
Alice R. Jackson
Wellesley
Columbia A
Wheeler Succeeds Yale Professor as Athens School Chairman
Professor James R. Wheeler of Columbia University’s Classical Philology departs from Yale’s Seymour to chair the Managing Committee of the American School for Classical Study at Athens. The appointment places Wheeler in a leading role for the scholarly institution in Greece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Wheeler
Department of
Seymour
Yale
Athens
University statutes amended to enforce prompt student registration
The statutes of the University were amended to insure promptness in registration. After July 1, 1902, any student who fails to register within the set time may register only by paying an additional fee.
Frederick Keppel Named to Faculty Committee on Employment
Frederick Keppel of Columbia class of 1898 has been chosen to serve on the Faculty Committee on Employment for Students. He joins a group advising on student job placement and related policies at the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Keppel
Columbia
University
Two Columbia Alumni Win Fellowships in United States
Agnes Baldwin from Barnard College and Bert Hodge Hill, Columbia A.M. holder, win two of three open fellowships for colleges and universities in the United States. A temporary Germanic languages and literatures fellowship goes to Annina Perian, graduate of the Women's College of Baltimore.
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United States
Columbia
Agnes Baldwin
Barnard A
Columbia A
Barnard to Use Brander Matthews Syllabus for English 21
Barnard students seeking English 21 for 1901 1902 may obtain the syllabus from the Dean or Professor G R Carpenter. The Barnard course may require different reading, but the syllabus indicates the general work expected. Much of the reading can be done during summer vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
G. R. Carpenter
Columbia College
Brander Matthews
Two Rare Books At Columbia Library
Students of the Development of Culture During the Middle Ages course note two newly acquired volumes. One is a 15th century manuscript in old Italian an interpretation of Herodian by Politian, bound in old half Russia. The other is Descartes Musical Compendium from 1650 analyzing music theory mathematically.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Library
Politian
Russia
René Descartes
Corrected Commencement Schedule for Barnard and Columbia
The corrected commencement week list includes Barnard events on June 6 and 7 with a Barnard Senior Dance and Class Day, a Baccalaureate sermon by Rev. Dr. Rainsford on June 6, and Columbia events on June 16 and 12 with a Class Day, Senior Dance, and a seniors reception hosted by President and Mrs. Low.
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Barnard
Rainsford
Columbia
Low
Latin 3 Time Change Notice 1901 1902
Special timetable adjustment informs that Latin 3 class now meets M W F at 11 30 instead of 10 30 for the 1901 1902 term. The notice highlights the shift in daily schedule and preserves the surrounding timetable structure for students and staff.
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Barnard Bulletin
Mortarboard
Sto
James Harvey Robinson
Barnard College
Mortar Board
Colege
New York City
News Management
Columbia News
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