Evening journal., 1920-03-29
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! HAhNAND SlNttSS I>lOlHAcES JOIlIGfS.
~ OLLEGEs now appealing for funds to increase sa-
" aries OF teaching slafs encouraged by the an
nouncement of Harvard University hs ITS campaign for
funds had progressed satisfactorily that so per cent
increase in salaries would go into effect at Cambridge
fall Harvard the pioneer TO seek an endowment
fund among the nifty colleges now appealing for ag
grcgate Of more than s2OOO0oOOO
No colleges are Interested in the OF lIar-
wards success than these womens Institutions Barnard
College, New York; Mount Hoyoke. South Hadey, Mass,
and Bryn Mawr Bryn Mawr, Pa, Miss Helen Taft act
ing president OF Bryn Mawr pointed out in recent adj
dress that Institutions Of learning much in need
Of funds as womens colleges This particularly true
Of Mount Holyoke OF whose dormitores recently
destroyed by nre, and Of the Womens College, OF Della
ware, which has odtgrown IT'S plant
Mount Holyoke Is seeking S3,0O00OO OF this amount,
two millions are sought for The general endowment to
increase salaries sl0OOOOO for additional buildings
Byrn Mawr desires S2OO0O0O 10 salaries Of the
teaching staff An increase Of 70 per cent is hoped for
Barnard College is seeking fund Of S5OO0OO principally
for increasing salaries.
simmons College in Boston expects to ask for an
dowment fund Of s3OOOoOO and st. Louis University, ST.
Louis is seeking uie amount wellesley College,
which has not yet asked for any funds beginning TO
the pinch and has announced that probably will
be compelled 10 financial assistance to increase sal
aries for rs teaching force. The exact amount has not
been decided.
census taken Of college endoWmens by 'Ihe Wander
bnl Aumnus ne publication OF The Alumni Association
OF Vanderbilt University. Nashville Tenn shows nat
many of he Institutions will have to close their doors
or cut the quantity and quay Of tuition work
the public does not come 10 the The results OF
this census thus set forth:
Northwestern University, s25OOoOOo -Four million Tor
general endowment 10 protect present work. Eleven
million Tor work. About s000o00O for buildings and
gitp maintenance.
Inl,etsy or Pittsburgh slGe0oOOO over a period Of
years Three million nine hundred and twenty-five
thousand dollars for general endowment Increase OF
salaries OF present sia from sl0O TO 500 TO each mem
ber Two million two hundred thousand dollars for
building
Harvard University, sIa25oOOO Twelve million dollars
for 30 per cent Of salaries Of present stan Re-
mander as follows 100000 mobile fund; ss50OOo en-
dowmen physical education; 81 100000 endowment DENTAL
school; 100000 endowment department OF chemistry
Princeton University. sli325Oo0 TWO million dollars
endowment Tor Immediate increases of salaries Remand
en- as follows s8OO0O0O professogships and assistant
professorships; Sl0OoOOo precepoua methods 100000
financial aid FOR students dornlory si0oa0Oo resonal
scholarships s60OO00 university library; s20900 school
Of engineering; sg50O0 school OF srchitecnre s25Ooo0
department OF astronomy; 25OOOo extension % Mctosh
Hall; $4,000 graduate felowships; s2ooOOo university
religious work.
Cornell University siOOOOOO0. Five million dollars for
general endowment s5ooOoOO increase Of salaries Of
| present stan
Boston University siOOOOOOO Six million dollars for
general endowment Four million dollars for buildings.
Massachusetts Institute Of Technology, ssOOOOOO
General endowment 100000 for increase Of salaries
now.
smith College. 100000 About 100000 for endow-
ment for about 50 per Of salaries OF present
teaching force: about 100000 for buildings IN
come from dormtores 10 be devoted to the increase Of
salaries Of present staff
oberln College. s52sOoO one hundred and sixty
thousand dollars annually for so per cent Increase Of
salaries Of present SIAN. One million and eshiY-he
thousand dollars to be raised Immediately to be used to-
ward buildings and salary increases and 2oooOo 70 be
raised within nye-year period
Brown University, 100000
WESLEYAN University s3OOooOo TWO million dollars
for general endowment OF salaries OF present
STAN from 80 per cent 10 80 per cent increase Ap-
proxmately siOoOoOo for buildings.
Hamllns University si,5OOOOO For general, endow-
men s2oooO for increase of salaries Of present sta is
/ per cent proposed s250OOO; for buildings s700o00
Phillips Exeter Academy: General endowment
s5OoooO for Increase of salaries, about 20 per cent
! s0O0O0O; for buildings, 100000
Andoter Academy: si5ooOO0 For endowment and
buildings. Increase OF salaries OF the teaching stan; 20
per cent Increase proposed
Goucher College s5OOoOO For general endowment
sooooo for increase Of salaries of staff e5 per cent 10
50 per cent Increase proposed s75oooo for buildings
s75OOOO
Louisiana College, siO15OOo. For general endowment,
100000 25 per cent increase OF salaries proposed for
buildings 100000.
Rutgers College, siOOooOo General endowment; sal
aries VIII be raised.
James Milllken University, 100000 General en-
d0Nnent
swarthmore College, slooo00 sl50Oo0 for general
endowment All that not absolutely necessary for oiier
things 70 be used FOR Increase OF salaries; s2oooo for
buildings
Badwln-Nallece eolese 100000 Twenty-Five per
cent FOR increase Of salaries; ssi5Ooo for buildings
Washington and Lee University siOooon 100000 for
general endowment. approximately s2O0O0 for increase
Of salaries 20 per cent increase proposed sso10O for
buildings
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