The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-04
WOMAN's COLLk0E WORLD.
The Co.sducntionai Battle That IL Going
On-Prssidcnt Hazards Report.

on-rr"sidcnt ""hSru'a nep"'''
The o,.s,ion Of RI. .du..,io, In bsipy dlsruSssd
r,,, 80 ."aa, -. 1917, .o,,.r..
WIN much ardor At present In several eoheges
Johns Hopkins is not able any longer to c'cap<
n.. w. ~ ~ n' unu,." w.-
mo, u" hea'd "hsre'ei johns hopA'ns me"
gamer The students of the Womnns College
81 baltimore have been looking On the gradua,e
cor,.as 80, ~. u.tua,.,, o., -. ,tm. -,,h .nv.
'ou'seS VI 'ne uh,V'iS'F "' son'e III w gov,
etous eyes, and hnally a movement was started
,rduco Iohr. Uo,lIns 40 on.r "a. g,,d,., !.
80 I'm ''P~' ""e".
courses 10 women. The objections urged against
su.n a proceeding are ,hs Ssua, ones. 'ns' Voc
i "0N" "ouu ' ~
freedom OF He men anu 'ha' one sup misht ieao
10 another, and that once the bars were down.
d.n,rtme,, ,,.o
In answer to ,h.,, objections, the .dvoca,ss
n the cause noip, ont IN. fac, IN, nearly all IN,
I.,Jing Institutions 81 the country h.vs opened
! ,bei, r,,auats cou,.es ui,bou, ,ny .,,l con.a-
ouepces The men do no, xsem IN ,s., the nrss.
.nce Of women A hindr,pce They hny. no, been
in cIuded vet In the undergraduate den,r,mcnt
M Vale Harvard or Columbia 4, is pr,hnbIs
that in order IA ge, some idc, Of pihlic opin,on
ON mi, matter a petition will be circulated anon
leading professional and non profesSio,., woman
among ,clrrgymen lawyers, physicians, .mer
rhahS, n"nNe'S anu o'her PROFESSIONAL ana DUST
The failure Of the MARYLAND Legislature TO mas,
the bill nppropriating $50 600 for Johns Hopkins
,m,t,,.,nns WI pei"1pa ~ ne VpehtnS " i Mo
appointed and hurt over he defen, OF The bill
since IL has offered freely TO the Baltimore people
snsau 'eo,u,Ss anu '1u,ses u. 'ei.u!e. = s,uoG
aid to city charities and In many other WAYS has
tHed 10 do iti part for the welfare Of the city.
m.Teyon nn',eiH.., " ~ ~ ..aSmsasC
wanting is seriously considering the question
Of giving It up The Joint committee met In
Nv w W. 'rTbnu ~ ~
at Wesleyan, No final decision was reached
and u vas voted that another meeting should
,r,s,a.s i, e"" "ee"ns u WV ""'' y"
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President Hazard in her FIRST annual report
speaks hopefully Of the general condition Of tho
ool.c. A, no, .r,g.-io, N. omo. ~ Nav
'o"eS ~ Nv s"ks''''" ~ o"'
was created AZ the beginning OF the year ana Miss
Cowan asked to fill H.
81, b.o,,pi,o NV vo,L h.,.- IN. p,.u,dsp,
III uVs'"nlhS my WITH neio' 'ho "'u'
says, u thought il wise TO request the appoint
ment 81 q dean, who should take the more strictly
academic side of ,hs work leaving m. free 10,
' 1' "' ""A 80"
the general SUPERVISION OF college anairs' INC
external relations Of the college and the homo
administration"
"uhi"''"''on
President Hazard believes fully in the more
liberal policy which Wellesley has adopted OF
late and .bs saws tp,,h.,.
Our duty includes not only the instruction
OF a large body Of students, bu, their learning,
,h.,, living ,be,, .nus.u.,t. and o.r.,.l u..
.ne" "'nS' '"e" ""uS'"on' IL sene'"A "o'
iafe, ana The numberless daily questions when
arise to be settled, make tho difference between
comfort and happiness O, the contrary eondi-
.oN'o'' II "opP'no' N' Noh"o'' Non
lions by the appointment OF Dean ,owon she
trustees have done honor to tho college and 80
cured , most eeicisp, officer"
Tho number ot buildings which have been
in the process of construction during the last
ve., 4. a, s,oe,lsn, indication n, We,,s.l.v,s
900 -
prosperity Tho Nhlten observatory Is prac
tically ready for use. The three society houses,
Pot, Alrh, Phi S,y,i, And Tan ze,, tnsilon
"'," h''""' ''Shia "nu u re'a risNon
will soon he com pleted, and Wilder Hall and the
new dormitnry are well along Norumbega Cot
ta2e hes been remodelled somewhat for the use
81 the President A diet kitchen has been es-
tahlished Where the cooking will be done by cleo
trlclty as soon As proper adjustments can be made
President Hazard advocates BESIDES a general
bakery for the cottages and a separate building
for the laundry TIE need Of A gymnasium with
a winning tank is emphasizsd in the report
The President gives A liz, of The distinpuisbed
lecturer, and preachers. who have visitsd W.ussloy
this year. and adds that one OF the most pressing
needs Of the college is q fund to devote to the main
tonance of the chapel services We should look"
she SAWS, TOW ard some system of college preach
Tor a month or more No iund has yet been
80, Ls "a h h"r %" !, aJs ! Il, . a,as ~ ,hh.,, uau
who was IN residence for a time at Harvard Uni
NrfSi,tN,; preached Tor TWO consecutive sundays
III DIM. 80, 20 AZ. ~ ,s' 10 w., ~ nas ~" 7 y.
IN Boston will also preach at Wellesley for two
SucreSslV" sundays lhlS, is the beginning
M" clnsor nsrsor,I ra1o ,ions NV '''"''
President hazards report mentioned also the
gra'iylng iA't that the present freshmen cl AS,
Is we ,",E'Hv s."s% 'nS Sa y Snicn 1e1uted
and tuition raised The freshmen entering class
numbered 100 and twenty four new students
snorisI T Spr ss'"'. TSs ,o taI upps, a las ~ o. 70
year is 6sT "
Tn" interest In the musical courses al the col
~" r.u'ru,S Snuns. J. uIsnhcion N mace
tween those which are purely technical with com.
position as heir object; and those which are meant
m,l" ~, S'uIrnaT Seeh'ne gehefa' culture ror'
history II music open 10 ali student s above tho
freshmen class. Theory and practice follow
.',frat, anu ,n' s.uaahts are muEht 70 maze
II uus,rgi rnmnnsjtinns This ssnss,s, IN
I've devoted tn the study Of the lives and works
o' ue Ef'". masters
logo. and the lecture given Al a yscent ms.,,nr
Of the Wellesley college chapter Of the college
heLuenlsn, aSsoclauon on me lnlty ot'he work.
no ~
study is conducted ma ,sorl., -, -.
n dsgr.. Tn. nb,e co,1,sos 40. a,r.n ~ n
William R.rc,or pm co,,. :, ~. -,u ~.
,,d Tiuss n, .Issusp b,. inc, 49,, er,.h.. -
tina A nos,oic ,ge is the uhisc, ror nd, o..