The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-28
SCHOLARSHIPS At BARNARD.
Winners of Those for Graduate Study
Their Help TO Women students.


The number of scholarships and the amount
OF free tuition at the disposal OF the different
colleges is surprisingly large. Judging from the
statistics furnished by the new college an
nouncements and some recent newspaper
articles on the subject. Indeed. in some insti-
tutions students enjoying scholarships repre-
sent more than a fourth Of the entire registra-
ton. This apparent prodicality is particularly
.~.n.ahI. =. ~ a.u.sa '',
hoticeapIe III 'hr co'ieHes lor men. IN many OF
which the number OF scholarships runs into
.he nuhureusi ouen endowment, however. IN
.ne various gTieEes lor women seems hltltnl'y
avenues Ior outside WORK are open to women
WINE pursuing rni aooTe a. course, u.
pressing need of Scholarships and has made
for. while " she has given en- most generous pe"s' heIp to-
n many s tunSa g. sn ,bi 10 very uenciens IN m
year Just closing several scholarships have
been received. 40 that the list for 1Soo-1oOO
while not so imposing as that shown by many
other institutions, makes a very fair showing.
and contains good promise for future growth.
Inc schoiarships at barnard college, par
~ticularly those in the graduate department.
h"ve al"a!S oeeH "wuueu lnrselS upon a com
petitive basis IL has been the policy of the
liz u IA klTlS Ill nttuO d HbSlStHhceW I'll
n for tbemselvs. in comn.,ition with tho o,hor
~ !" Iohpe'''oh VIZ 'ho other
students. The scholarships have thus served
a double purpose. to give assistance and to
maintain HIGH stsndarls Tho award ~ .obol-
nna,n.a'n W Nv a"aiu U seno,-
arshlps ior next year mas Just been announced.
The Flske graduate scholarship in history
ana political science. whlch was founded by
Mrs. Josian n, flske, ana carries an IN
come Of 500. has been awarded next year
A.. b. degree from Columbia this June. The
four curtis graduate scholarships. which were
established ~ the trustees OF Colum bia in
rec0gnltion OF the GIT TO Columbia University
by President Low Of a memorial building for
the university library. have been awarded as
follows: Miss Alice Duer. A. b. Columbia,
mathematlcs: MISS trace Andrews. b. Sc.
,WelleSley. NJ \. opinm PA.
silhe iou!aS race a, n 'Sluuhpld, Latin; MISS
Mary B., Mcdowell. 4. swarthmore. Latin.
won ,py MISS Edlth !. strlker and Miss Ella
their work in Greek; BY Miss Amelia Wohl;
tarth' whose MAJOR work VIII be German, and
In p%athemGtiGs. not,oo tho ,uan,n .,t,.mao
Of the schools ttToughout the city toward
barnard. ana now tnis attitude has taken prac-
tlcal form. ALREADY three OF the large schools
ere suPpnrtlnS o soholarsnlPs; and three others
audltlonai scholarthips Resides the graduate
schoIarshlpS mentioned above there are tho
In'IomihH rither ,toi S.ure.Ss LuISuIng ~
vaheed WORK or Tor mem heTs OF the under
s snbn Twelve T s.hde9 scI6 TIchoiairsHTTpS; Ella Need
neh1iarsnii. a"...n scnoIarsnipi irnstees ON
pettlye Entrance Sch0iarShlp' Jenhle Ii. Ilark-
sPH SGfoihrsHip, We, iHnald 1icl.ean Scholar-
snIh EH'ilS 3nIaes Tn'lth scmGIarSnih. anna =.
burnhrT StnolarShip, breaIley scholarSnlE,
llutlllt 4 ulllLeT StIDldI6 NtnIy- IN Iii All.