The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-01
COLLEGE GIRLS AND BoYs AT WORE
An Employment Bureau st Syracuse Upi-
Nersity TO Aid self.snprortips students.

the serving OF gravy This Ia the programme
Of dozens of students al Syracuse University
every day in the college year II Ia the result
Of the establishment al Syracuse University OF
q practical Employment Bureau for the mutual
benefit Of students and their employers.
Every fall scores OF young men and women
arrive at Syracuse TO attend the university, and
tho most they have. in many cases, 10 back up
such intention il q strong determination and
the faith Of the very young Having arrived
they go about TO flnd work that will pay for their
support and college expenses and yet leave them
enough ieisur time 10 attend lectures at the uni.
vcrsity This IL obviously rather difficult ns
many an ambitious student has discovered, and
It for the purpose Of helping these plucky
hut impccunious young people that the I'niycr-
sity Employment Bureau was started. Charles
W Cabeen, professor Of modern languages. and
a practical man as we'll as an educator realized
that Tho university needed men and women of
this heroic stun even more than they needed tho
university, and he devised the scheme Of the
bureau. organizing IL upon a plan that enables
the students TO pursue work and study with the
full benefit Of both
A committee Of which Prof Csbeen IL at the
head Ia detailed to keep A list Of the students dc.
string work IL do IN. bop,s whom ,b,v arc fro.
from lectures and IN. Lind n uo,t ,h,v ca, do
',''" ",' s"' .o k'riu o, WORN 'neF '"n no
or prefer 70 90 Another list contains names
Of employers, the nds Of work they want done,
- .',. '.o 'o"'"''"'' po''o"a" .
'ista ounneSs places hotclS ana res'aurahts
and son','s WORK ,oI the students EMPLOYERS
- - INNS
young woman wants college education bad
enough To do manual labor for II that he or she
10 ,,.,,y an, IN do m. r,.,,., ,.ho, =. o,,s.io,
,.,,.,, ~. Ii. n'ol 'n" % u'S, 49,. Wv"
'ouSy a. 'he college part consequently when
they have m extra lob or a good regular ono
,n n. mr;v.,s, ~ ~ssud "o",~' "', , , "n
my storm door a, oclocL- or z would like a
mic. Young woman n tai. cav. =, h.hr ,his ,,,.,.
n'ee young woman 70 ,ake eore Of many 'h's a''ef'
A list Of the different kinds Of work done by
IN. s,ud.p,. Ia i,,.,..,,re Som. =, ~. ,,.ms
,., ,..,,, IN w Wv -
house doing amiy mendIng or "clackinE-
for grocery firms on SATURDAYS One gi,l can.
vases the college women and gets stocking mend
ing 10 do from those who can afrkrd such a lux
ury This brings her ten cents pair when the
holes are very large and five cent for small ones,
She is an expert al stocking darning. and ono
". "o' wv p""ons saSs eh'hus'aSu'a'N' ono
ot he' darns Is really decoration TO stocking.
ioa can ne,p aamiLng ~ vii,
Sty Hill you can scc |, procession. Of baby cor.
hutir V,r,s nmtse g,ris VINO crnon s"illS 70 N"
~. ia, anu MunN m' IN .snhvSon ana History
hand and bSdng the .e s b@oIs IN ,h % oS "m'
when girl has 'wo OF thrre periCds day out.
s nfr ,e'tn ., i Sh" los nonsew"fS hT the hour
ctnily she has REGULAR clients or customers 40
tha' Nhcn nee she has her p,nrrninmc arranged II
is a yeIv simple matter She entcts !, upon her
and study, hours. and this is the why many GIRLS
calendar looks
sweeninT At Mrs, IS; 10 NJ, French history
nr NJ u N. chemis',v prnt - ".
Mrs D.'s: 10 q p VI. study hours; a p NJ.
dinner work - F's Evenings generally ar.
at her own disn'sal Girls who do housewotk
Sometimes she works for. her board aud room
nnd sSs InoaSS money OF her own for college and
to the plan. there. were some bitches Hous
work would nav Tor students board and room.
and were inclined IN cncrorch unon ~" gi-''s
that iii Who works for he. TSr cs,s can't
ABLY be expected 10 do nll the Homework and
take care u the children and bc on call in NE
Start and crpl"Vcrs have r"rned RAJ 'tor hnv"
no more right 70 ask girl IN do ANYTHING nut
side n thcs, duties Than the havs to ask 10
rnng". or the rns'mnn To n'enS- nm down in tho
basement, and ell The tn.rrcc
sid one housckc~rer and am rs mrch attached
N her - II she were nv own daughter think
she is fond Of MS, ton. She has c~rtlin things n
do about the hous" every dNr and have nothing
whatever IN do about her part Of the work II is
very easy to arrange the housr matters In this
wnv, and think. aft~r all, W" housrkeer-rs must
look to the college girl IN solve the p~rpl~yIrr
problem ~ domestic service She is thorough
and reliable. and never allows ANYTHING 10 in,rr
ferr with her Homework APPRECIATE Il. and ,ry
N observe the 90 me- fair, busnnsslih- Sr-if The
whole family hiss h~pun r. dread newt v-ar when
she will b graduated and We Shrll have ~ RETURN
10 the misery Of the s-rvrrt girl Unless, in,
decd. we arc fortunate enough to get another
college girl
30 paw nv own college eyr~nSrs," exclaimed
Young sophomore WHOM rsLed nbnu, IN. r,h,
iert Well. ] should think 7 DO Lots 81 the
girls do. and it's really great iur whom oncr Won
get the hang of il The things do would MAKE
you laugh hut It's the cash thrv bring In that
makes IN. laugh Nv strong rOnt is A good
eve, or rather two good eyes and I've made us-
OF them. ! can fix I'm n hat or a shirtwr or a
pnr'v gown out ~ ALMOST nothing and I can ar.
range n plain girls clothes urpn her 50 that she
looks as graceful as a Gibson picturr Well that
paws There nrc lots ot rich girls here. and Some
Of them aren't very flush n rood Looks md when
had hustled raound few times md h"lned deck
them out Tor college assemblies and frat parties
and such things they fel' In love with me on the
spot, md that IN how got started a. H. Then
they told Their friends, and now nv services arc
called Tor IN families outside The university, Then
~ b No.