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HEAD OF GLEN MILLS FABM SCHOOL | |

TO DISCUSS SOCIAL GUARDIANSHIP ||

Mrs. Falconer Pioneer in Work



The old House of Refuge for Girls in
Philadelphia, with its barred windows
and its uniformed inmates, to which de-
linquent girls were committed, has been
changed into the Glen Mills Farm School,
at Darlington, Pennsylvania, with its sys-
tem of self-government and its small cot-
tages, by the work of Mrs. Falconer, who
is to speak to Miss Kingsbury’s class on
Social Problems on March 8th and 15th.

Guardianship” and “Reform Schools for
Girls in Relation to Social Guardianship”.

The Glen Mills School is composed of
500 girls, sent up from the courts, ranging
in age from six to twenty-one years.
They live in ten large cottages. No uni-
forms are worn in the school. Except in
the two receiving houses there is self-
government, and the girls are given the
freedom of the grounds. In spite of this
freedom there are few attempts to escape
and those who show themselves untrust-
worthy in this respect are deprived of
their privileges of self-government.

The girls themselves take care of the
greenhouse, the cattle, and the crops of
the large farm on which the school is
located, under the direction of the offi-
cers, who are all college graduates, many
of them from the Cornell Agricultural
School. There is half-day school for most
of the girls, though a great majority of
them are somewhat mentally deficient.
After leaving the school the girls are on
probation and are generally under super-
vision for some time. Many of them go
into housework.

CAMPUS NOTES



On Thursday afiernoon, March 2, at
4.30 p. m., M. Anatole le Braz, Professor
of French Literature in the University of
Rennes, will lecture on “La France et La
Guerre”. The address is under the aus-
pices of the Department of French and
will be given in French.

Miss King has arranged for two more
lectures on art, to be given this spring.
One will be by Ralph Adams Cram on
Gothie architecture, and one by Leo Stein
of Paris on modern painting.

At a meeting of the Suffrage Club on
Tuesday, February 22d, F. Buffum, ‘18,
was elected secretary in place of M. Al-
len, ex-'18.

In the competition for the Masefield
prize, work written within the last year
may be handed in. Previous publication
of such work does not render it ineligible,
provided all the conditions of the contest
are fulfilled.

Dr. Rand spoke before the Science Club
on Wednesday afternoon, March Ist. The
subject of her paper was “Mental Tests”.
Dr. Rand is the Psychologist to the Model
School, where many of her tests have
been made.

The “Tea House Committee” appointed
by the Undergraduate Association, met
with President Thomas on Tuesday, Feb-
ruary 22d,-and made a -report of their |
work.



Miss Ellen Elizabeth Hill, A.B., Smith
College, '01, has been appointed as Eng-
lish Reader.

| ADELPHI

Mrs. Elwin Little, A.B., Western Col- |
lege, "99, has been appointed Junior Bur-
sar in place of Miss Lemmon, who has re-
signed. i

One hundred and sixty-three dollars |
were taken at the doors at Mrs. Pank- |

hurst’s lecture for the benefit of the |



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R. Cheney’s Resignation

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tion which went’ into effect last SMonday
will first have to be rescinded.

Grounds for Refusing Resignation

The points on which the discussion
turned were the grounds given by Miss

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Cheney’s resignation: 1. An officer can-
not resign and take information as to in-
criminating evidence with her. 2. Indi-
viduals have to give information as well
as officers, so Miss Cheney’s status in this
respect would not be changed by becom-
ing an individual. 3. Miss Cheney has
the right to discriminate, whether as an
officer, or as an individual. ‘She is there-
fore within her rights and need not re-

sign. MARCEAU
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Broap STREET THEATRE— “Pollyanna”. Thurs
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