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ward Swasey Anthoine. ABB. assistant
in history: Richard Bryant Dole. Ar
assistant in chemistry, and Ernest Ret
rand Folsom. Alb. assistant in biology
All are recent graduates of Bowdoin.
mere ere several new courses ait Bow
popular. The debating course is undeI
the direction of Profs. Mitchell Calender
and H. Dennis ennis ana IN Is very attractive.
reetion of Mr.. Isaiah ii. Simpson. is proy
ing To be one of the most popular coiIr,e
yet introduced. 1t is intended for those
who propose to enter technical professions
or school. The work is done in the ma
chine shop OF the Searles science buiJd-
ing. and includes patternmaking. moldin.
and casting machine and hand tools S.,i-
dents are required to make scale draw
ings. and from these finish some usefIl
piece % apparatuse-
The active regulation of the athletic
interests of the college is represented Inv
the athletic council of the general ath.
letic aSsociat ton. a new departure fhiS
year. 1t consists of II members. two of
whom are chosen from the faculty and
live each from the alumni and student
bodies.
During the year the following new
scholarships have been presented to the
college:
Stanwood Alexander scholarship: Il
scholarship of S25.1 given by Hon. ID. S.
Alexander of Buffalo. class of 1870.
of $4,000 given by Mrs. Oliver NJ Butler
of Portland. To establish four scholar.
ships.
Joseph Lambert fund. beouest of so. oo
by Mrs. Ann f. Lambert of Jamaica
Plain, Mass.
John Prescott Weber. Jr.. scholarship:
$500 given by John p. Weber of Boston
i'll memory Of his son, j. +. Weber Jr
of the class of 1893
Ellen j. Whitmore scholarship: n schol-
arship of $1,000 given by Miss Ellen j.
Whitmore of Brunswick.
Cyrus Woodman Scholarships: $1,000 civ
en- by Miss Mary Woodman of Cambridge
Mass.
Fred Whitney Flood scholarship: TIE
sum of 500 is given each year by Lewis
Clinton Hatch of Bangor of the class O.
Whitney Flood.
Garcelon and Merritt fund: the sum OF
$500 from the income of the Garcelon and
Merritt fund is appropriated for the use
of worthy students.
William Law Symonds scholarships, :,
fund of $1,000. founded by his family in
memory of William Law Symonds Of the
class of 1854. the income to be applied ~
the faculty III aid of Bowdoin students
In addition to these scholarships Mrs
George c. Riggs tkate Douglas Wisgn)
Of New York. has founded the Hawthor lie
prize, an annual prize of $40. to be given
the author of the best short story. The
competition IS open to members of ;l.t
junior and senior classes.
III TIE Medical school, stephen n
WeekeS AM. MD. combines with III,
professorship of surgery that of clinica
surgery, while his assistants are Henry
|, Herberts Brock A. b.. MD. in clinica
surgery and Alfred Mitchell, Jr Alb
NJ. D.. in surgery.
| Two new alumni associations have beer
| formed during the year. They are Til.
! BOwdoin Club of Boston. and the Philip
pine Alumni Association.
| Instructors. Iiacademicalri faculty,in. %
medical faculty., 20; total 40: naI,, !
| counted twice, 4; Set total Sc.
Students. academcal department. sen
| iors. IS: J-r1iors. 60; sephomores, -
| freshmen, o.; special, -; total. 20
| Medical school. fourth year a: thi~.
j year Il; second year. II: first year test
| mated on average of previous years.. b.
total. IA, grand total. 500; names ieatI tslat
| twice. \: net total. 39l. -