Rise and spread of the Young Women's Christian Association
The Young Women's Christian Association grew from college roots to a national and world federation. By 1886 the National Association formed in Chicago with 454 student associations and 25 77 members, expanding into city and factory work with college graduates as secretaries.
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Young Women’s Christian Association
Normal University of
Tmlinots
Sonar
Younglen's Christian Association
Michigan
National Association
Chicago
Young Women’s Christian “Curate
Sinte Cherian Federation
Associaa i
Delemeres
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Columbia Registration Bounds See Large Freshman Decline
Columbia College reports registration through September 30 with late openings causing many to miss deadlines. First year entries drop from 178 to 105 after new AB entrance requirement for Law School. Totals shown include Medicine 655, Science 173, Political Science 348, and overall Columbia College Corporation at 2385.
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Columbia
Law School
Columbia College
Rehiun Clas Nett
Heeder
School of Applied Science
Columbia College Corporation
Barnard
Teachers College
Barnard Bear Elects New Officers At October Meet
The Barnard Bear club will hold its first meeting Monday afternoon October 5 at 4 30 in the Bulletin room. The agenda includes electing officers for the year. Cards have been mailed to graduate members of the society.
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Barnard Bear
Athletic Association Meeting Sets Plans for Fall Sports
The Athletic Association holds a meeting on Monday October 5 at 12 45 in room 139. Former members and interested students urged to attend as tennis and basketball regulations, committee elections and facility usage are discussed. Dues expected to drop to about 75 cents. Entries for the fall tennis tournament due by October 8.
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The
Athletic Association
Association
al Barnard
Edith Handy
Alice Freeman Palmer Fellowship at Wellesley College
Wellesley College announces the endowment of the Alice Freeman Palmer Fellowship. Nominee must be a graduate of Wellesley or an approved American college, a healthy unmarried woman under 26, not to hold the fellowship more than two years, and eligible for study abroad or at American institutions. Applications due by February 1, 1904. forms available from the President after October 1, 1903.
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Wellesley College of Well Honor
Ofesley College
Frente
Nck
Welle
YWCA Welcomes Barnard Class of 1907 at Earl Hall
The Young Women's Charity Association entertained the Barnard Class of 1907 and other new students on a Wednesday in Earl Hall. A contest used pasted advertisements on cards with prizes for best guesses. Miss Hecht won a Barnard banner while Alma Hays took the booby prize. Orange sherbet and cakes followed. The reception drew many freshmen and will return each Wednesday afternoon from 3 to 5:30 for Barnard students to drop in.
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Y.W.C.A
Association
Earl Hall
Barnard
Miss Hecht
Alma Hays
New Philosophy of History Course Offered on Saturdays
A new Philosophy 27 course on the Philosophy of History is announced for Saturdays from 9 30 to 11 15 in Room 417 Library. Mr Hughes leads the class with the first lecture held Saturday October 3.
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Hughes
Dormitory Notes at Teachers College
Twenty six Barnard students reside in the Teachers College Dormitory, according to campus notes.
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Barnard
Teachers College
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Columbia Registration
Alice Freeman Palmer
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