Telegram-herald., 1889-12-16

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Ba-nard College, though but two
months open las taken aI once IS
rlglJtul position as the head ald front
90 tns movement for tls higher edlc--
ton OF women IN New ora The
L0ls- q. 4s Madison avenue. which b,
occupies is but 4 feW blocks from J0l-
lmbla and IS fOur-story and tase-
msnL brown stone front. adm raoly
adapted u It's purposes There Is no
dorm tory system. but the glrl students
who come tcom homes In the civ from
brooklyn. Newark. last Grange. Eli a.
besa and other places have a cosy sit
tlnZ-room on -le second floor With a
big o46 study table and oak mantel,
rows OF booashelyes, pictures OF literary
and learned worthless on tae walls
aad rlcn dark rugs under foot,
lartly covering the stained floor
afternoon you Will find groops OF blue
eyed or br0wn-eyed freshwomen ot
whom the Youngest Is 10 and the oldest
-. and .n whom 10 would be impl sslble
90 trace any likeness 20 the popular
idea II = woman who goes % college
NOr one Of them looks as II she FED on
treek roots Tor dinner and extract OF
lo~&Tlthms for tea and dragged her hair
back from her forehead ana pinned i;
n a severe knot with sharp pointed
lead pencils and wore blue stockings
and bad gowns and aiked only transcen-
dental theories and eSOteric problems.
These girls on the contrary, are fresh
faced and 5right-eyed, and the sound Il
their laughter comes ripping out at
the open door SO mertlly that. unless
YOU listen for. Did the iodine color
y0ur starch grains?' and Yes, mine
came our beautifully ali inside the cell
walls. YOU needn't suspect them OF
anything more 'unfeminine" than
curly bangs and cakes and bOuillon.
The college mas admitted only a
freshman class. as Smith College did at
It's opening, and the girls who had be-
gun the COlum bia course for women. a
dozen OF them or thereabOuts, a7e going
forward With it, without regard 70 Ber-
nard. There are a1Out twenty students
this term. and the college has none =
enough pledged 20 pay IT'S running ey-
penseS for TWO wears The house has
been leased for fvs years, and il $
hoped 10 raise fund for its purchase.
indeed tAe interest winch tAe college,
@"-"enS IS so gIeaN even al us modest
reg lAL. .h4, lnS1 /. seems IN every way
pgoo-oie .u-I before Us com plenl OF
'tasse' IS iti4- ~ vii Ialtly compel gliJ
ci money stc.' "hlCh snal properly en-
u'N ~ an" Pi"ee me Nolr'n no'a @hls
on sSCule lOo.ihB- 10 was ohly
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'4l lSOoIa a.oFy IN Ne" iorA ope n
10 women anu n tiil7 one HLcn al
tatce" "'tA vii oe u0he' lot b4. hal 4
,o4i.se hopes 20 eh4Srge us BOUNDS no
me 'ohn7 hopkins pan anu 70 R-N 2
Dos, ST8O |@te an sp'clai courses anu
20 become "a me true sense OF tne Word
UNI Ferst.y lot women inc ne" , nj
F't9'- ti"'' leul - snip IN NH'0H -
.inl '"o 20 coteEe srddu"teS, mas room
.- .A' o,-4'--n < @N' s7Ft.5 .o"l l9eS ot
omen 20 New York women genera 2
and w.ll rally them about the girls
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