Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-17
OPEN WOMEN'S COLLlrooE BY 1915
President Sykes Issues Prospectus Science Building Re
 fectory Lecture Hall And Three Dormtories to Be
 Ready By September of That Year-Use All Available Money

A statement of the progress and needs of the Connecticut College for Wozaen. which Is to be located at New LeEsdea, the funds on hand, and the future requirements as to buildings, Scholarships and loan funds, library and lectureshlps are embodied in a concise panphlet which Is now being prepared for distribution by President Frederick Fl. Sykes The contents of fer the most complete statement of the college situation yet published They are as fellows>
 Statement of Progress and Needs
 The trustees of Connecticut college acting In behalf of the public, Tn re- Spo1se to an imperative demand for new and better facilities for the high CT education of women particularly in the state of Connecticut have under taken to establish at New London college for women of the first class and the widest possible scope, In so doing they have already met with such substantial support that the establish nlent and maintenance of the college are assured They ask now such a measure of public support as will en- sure for the college buildings and equipment in keeping with the re- sources of the people of Connecticut and the greatness of the interests which the college is founded to pro- mote
 summary 6EpOTI or FTO9feSSs
 4 spacious and beautiful site has been acquired, an ample endowment for present needs has been given, as- suT1og the maintenance of the college for a12 time, the scope of instruction has been defined and the conditions of entrance and req cuirementS for degrees have bee undetermined. general plans for a college of a thousand students have been drawn and the detailed plans of the initial group of buildings, inte- grai units in this scheme of the whole, have been determined- general plans five buildings has been authorized ade- oua1e for residences and instruction al the opening of the college and their Completion Is assured Connecticut college will open in September, 1915-
 Site of Connecticut College.
 compact site of $40 acres with in the city limits of New London, dis 1an4 about a mile from the station of the New Haven road and easily ac- cessdb3e by trolley. 1t includes a com manding building site and campus overlooking the Thames, the Sound and the sea. river frontage, woodland, gar den and farm laIlds an estate suffi- cieni for all conceivable present and future needs. acquired by purchase and gifts.
 New London assures the college the best possible facilities for tFansporta- ton, midway between New York and Boston. a behutifEl and hea1thful en- vironment and the historic associa tions of one of the most famous towns of New England
 Funds of Connecticut College. Subscriptions by individ-
 usls. corporations or so-
 GetleS sssss.*..s<..t...$ 34,z5S.o8 Gift of the city of New
 The A NJ F. Plant endow dow 'O'O0O.O0 ment ..<................1 1,e00, ,000 60
 Total ,,.<.<...~,..,...s .s1, ,1s4. .25s.5S
 Invested Funds. Plant endowment .......$ $1 ,000 t000. 90 Other investment bonds .. 16 APT. 50 Cash in bank - 6574077
 Scope of instruction
 4 college, iH the accepted academic sense, in its full provision for languages and hteFa1HFes, history and social sciences, physical and biological sciences
 A college of education, to train