Faculty reshuffle at university with new department heads
Mr. Dines resigns as head of the Mathematics Department at the University of Arizona. George Walter Mullins takes the post as A.M instructor with credentials from Arkansas Columbia Simmons College and Chicago. Several staff shifts follow with Miss Hazen Clark moving to Chemistry, Miss Anna Baker Yates joining Chemistry, Miss Carolyn Sheldone Smith to History, and Miss Mary W. Stewart to Botany.
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Dines
University of Arizona
George Walter Mullins
A.B
University of Arkansas
Columbia University
Simmons College
Abilene
Texas
University of Chicago
Columbia
Ella Hazen Clark
Department of Chemistry
N. Y
Woman’s College of Medicine
Anna Baker Yates
Mt. Holyoke
Carolyn Sheldone Smith
University of Paris
Mary W. Stewart
Barnard
Chapel Dean Outlines Charter System Goals for Freshmen
Chapel speaker Chapel Dean Gildersleeve addressed students on Thursday September 25 explaining the Charter System to standardize status across societies. She described a developing point system to improve efficiency of class and club officers and prevent overburdening one student with star roles. She noted the Quarter Century Fund has $285000 pledged or paid and warned students to observe quiet, orderly conduct in halls due to congestion.
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Gildersleeve
Barnard College marks twenty-fifth year with record enrollment
Barnard’s twenty-fifth year opens with 599 students registered including those from Teachers College and Columbia. Freshmen lead with 204 new admissions. seniors total 72 plus 23 T C affiliates pursuing Barnard degrees. Gifts reach 161,876.51 with major bequests and scholarships. Trustees and alumni push toward a two million dollar fund for new buildings and endowment in Barnard’s October 1914 anniversary.
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Barnard
Teachers College
Columbia
Mary FE. Brinkerhoff
John Stewart Kennedy
Annie P. Burgess
Barnard Fraternity Report Endorsed by Faculty Committee
Alumni Pan-Hellenic testimony and eight others shaped a report declaring the evils of current Barnard fraternities outweigh their benefits. A minority report also circulated, signed by seven, and the faculty ultimately adopted the minority document as its recommendation to the faculty.
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Pan-Hellenic Committee
Aumnte Pan-Hellenic Committee
Barnard College
Barnard
Fraternity Investigation Committee
Fraternity
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