New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-10

department 81 music and vocal trimming MAJ ,o''
foid purposc'to dcS oop and stIrnk h' H. o'cs
I'm class teaching without becoming u''','VT 20,
fatpued: to t"ach s.ght,read,mg WI" me schools
:, study the structure OF music so tnd' ~,
may inefcn'y yoi rSPa amd Interpret roc and other
songs suitable for use in the kindergarten an" ''o
I'm III, denarimcnt Of psychology and general
method and The school OF mnihcmal ics tne C"ur
nracticai results along with sound theore,irai,
knowledge. and every nrcrss,ry , nIP'' the many
branches OF these great snhlscs, , e, embodied I'm
49,. Iua,,ncu, OF natural science, which aside
", IN, =" ,he n, Tor has a number Of minor courses
that most hclilul'
RRYSON LIBRARY
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p,vson as a memorial TO her husband I" " SuI''
spartmcnt containing more IMAM ''sn' '" ''.'
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49,, rrorch and works by best authors on psy-
a,oloov or,bropology. methods OF teaching history
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library also serves rs Il most a'""'p''
room. and has on nle fully hundred OF Tue oe9'
known periodicals. including French tcrih",' anu
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arc added to the library every year lhe'e "''
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the means they already have.
College Hall furnishes most cohio' ''o'' '
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s,udents who profit under the care ana super
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"a this building that II Is really crowded 'h'S year,
many of the rooms having two occupants i'S'e'u
OF one. ,t,. ,ybo resigned the presidency
pr iho "reachers' College In July and who Is now
in Europe years rest ana s,ii,on wbere
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present Among the Women nry Duncan Runyon' pro-
sssor OF kindergarten methods Helen hhne pro pro
lessor OF domestic science mary arr Ezob~th
G" Baliwin. librarian Lucetta Daniel tsgisier
Mary Camp Hru;h and OF physiea
,rav,,nD and lecturer on HYGIENE Dress Amy
schussler. teacher OF the first grade Ida i:zabeth
1ihIrs teacher OF the fourth grade; Jenny
FRANCES Lewis instructor in frce-hand drawing
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ssnSth grade; May Belle Van Aisdnle. Instructor
in chemistry katharine More Cochran; a, 3D. IN
sructor in woodcarvlng and designing; Evelyn
Batcheder teacher Of the second Grade Ger ine
Christine sutherland. kindergarten; Juia Helen
Wohfarh eae l%q Of the Sixth grade
Mildred irene Batcheder. teacher OF the thiTd
grade Ida Benfey instructor n reaGng Grace 10
R MoodSrd issrq MoichRss s%eher
grade: Florence Maude Mills. teacher OF the nth
E ns Emily afy FaSer Instructor German and
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Aietta Van Wyck Schenck. assistant in sewing;
Mary seward. assistant In physical training; Edith
anna Ann asssat in sewns hss Gespy
assistant In English composition; EMILY Is it 9h
sne Hnho sewing and
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