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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1901
Page
1
Smith College's Hillyer Art Gallery has boosted its statuary with a new import of Florentine Renaissance sculpture. The gallery now rivals Boston Art Museum and the Metropolitan Museum as the nation’s finest statuary collections. An increased endowment funds a larger American painting collection.
Through the kindness of Prof Clar ence D Ashley dean of the faculty of law of New York University the department of law at Bryn Mawr College has been enlarged and reorganized Prof Ashley with the help of Dr Frank H Sommer professor of law at New York University will offer a five hour undergraduate course in law extending through two years He will also offer two graduate courses in law.
University statutes require daily divine services led by the Chaplain. Attendance is voluntary though Christians are encouraged. Services last fifteen minutes in Room 305, Schermerhorn, with singing scripture reading and prayers. Brief addresses follow on Tuesdays Thursdays and Wednesdays.
All women graduate students are asked to report to the secretary of the Woman's Graduate Club in Room 203 and 205 West Hall after registration to file a record of subjects and courses taken. Secretary hours run Sept 30 to Oct 26, Monday to Friday 2.30 to 4.30. After Oct 26, Tuesday 8 to 4, other times by appointment.
The College Settlements Association unites Eastern college women to support three houses in Denison House Boston New York and Philadelphia with annual incomes of 2600 1200 and 1200 respectively. The Mt Ivy summer retreat and programs in kindergarten sewing cooking and libraries aid poor neighbors while residents fundraise through dues and active volunteer work.
The Barnard Chapter of the Church Students' Missionary Association organized in early 1901 by Episcopalian students at the college. It promotes mission study and support, with weekly meetings to discuss mission work. Open to all Columbia women interested in church missions. names urged to president Miss Margaret E. Clark or secretary Miss Katharine S. Doty. A business meeting set for 9 o’clock Tuesday morning October 15, room to be announced.
The text outlines anticipated alterations to Latin 22 for the 1900 1902 academic year, noting changes in instruction and coursework. It references a studette and a second thing, indicating planned adjustments without full details. The fragment preserves focus on curriculum modernization and schedule adjustments within the Latin 22 course.
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