Barnard Students Attend Wood's Hole Summer School
Last summer Barnard sent four students Margaret Clark Ruth Earle Elspeth Kroeber and May A Johnson to the Wood's Hole Marine Biological Laboratory on scholarships arranged by Professor Crampton. The six week courses covered Embryology Zoology Embryology and Physiology with lectures and field excursions. The facility hosts a large aquarium library and joint dining hall with social events and outdoor recreation nearby.
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Wood’s Hole Marine Biological Laboratory
Margaret Clark
Ruth Earle
Elspeth Kroeber
May A. Johnson
Crampton
Wood’s Hole
Agassiz
America
Wood's Hole
Buzzards Bay
Nantucket
Cottage City
United States Fish Commission
Loeb
University of Chicago
Columbia
H. E. Crampton
J. H. McGregor
Columbia University
Wood’s Hole Harbor
Martha’s Vineyard
Bulletin Office Hours In Daily Session
The Bulletin will hold daily office hours from twelve to one in the Bulletin Room at 331 Fiske Hall.
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Fiske Hall
College Settlement summer report at Ludlow and Rivington
The College Settlement reports a hopeful year with residents from former years at 188 Ludlow Street. It highlights art and cooking lessons, a model bedroom, and geraniums brightening the neighborhood, alongside ongoing work at 95 Rivington Street with library and bank. Summer camps, an Inter settlement Baseball League, and improvements funded by Pinafore performances are noted, with thanks to Barnard colleagues and a closing tribute by Louis B. Lockwoon.
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College
Ludlow Street
Rivington Street
Riverside Association
Mount Ivy
Barnard
Louisr B. Lockwoon
College Settlement Fellowships Awarded for 1902 03
The College Settlements Association has awarded two research fellowships for 1902 03 to Frances A Keller and Lydia Gardiner Chase. Keller, Cornell Law graduate class of 1897 and Chicago sociology student, will study Employment Bureaus for Women in Chicago and New York. Chase, Brown University 1900 graduate with a Brown Master’s 1901, will examine physical defects of school children in New York City.
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College Settlements Association
Frances A. Keller
Lydia Gardiner Chase
Miss Keller
Cornell University
University of Chicago
Chicago
New York
Miss Chase
Brown University
New York City
Forty Columbia Students Attend Northfield Conference
Forty Columbia students from all schools attended the Northfield Massachusetts conference June 24 to July 6. The group held daily Bible studies and platform talks, with sports in the afternoon and life meetings each evening. Columbia won the basketball tournament and track events, lost only to Yale in baseball, and discussed expanding the Columbia Association's work and establishing a Boys' Club linked to the Speyer School.
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Columbia
Northfield
Mass
Princeton
Are
Road Top
Dwight L. Moody
Yale
Columbia Association
New Speyer
Columbia Men
Prize Story Competition Announced by Columbia Monthly
The Columbia Literary Monthly opens a prizé story contest for undergraduates at Columbia and Barnard not on staff. Original unpublished 2000 to 4000 words, due November 1, 1902, for December issue. Judges include Woodberry Peck and the Literary Monthly editor. Prize is 20 dollars in gold, with possible withholding if judges deem no entry worthy. The editors may publish any submitted story. Further details available from editors.
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Columbia Literary Monthly
Columbia
Barnard
Morningside
Ester
Literary Monthly
George Edward Woodberry
Harry Thurston Peck
The
Bookman
Columbia reps invited to Woodrow Wilson inauguration
Official Columbia University representatives attend the Princeton University inauguration of Woodrow Wilson on Wednesday October 25. Attending are President Butler Miss Laura Gill Dean Barnard James F E Russell Dean Teachers College.
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Columbia University
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton University
Butler
Laura: Gill
Barnard
James FE. Russell
Teachers’ College
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