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press notices in the “Ledger” did not
appear until April 12th. The new plan,
as stated in the “Ledger” of May 20th, is:

“The faculty shall elect from among
the full professors and associate profes-
. sors, after their first term of appointment,

_ @ Committee of three who sliall hold office
for three years, except that the two mem-
bers, chosen at its first election, shall hold
office for two years and one year respec-
tively. Members of this committee shall
not be re-elected at the end of any three-
year term until after one year shall have
elapsed. This committee shall have the
right to attend and take part in the dis-
cussion at all meetings of the Board of
Directors unless by special request of the
board, but shall have no vote.

“The president shall consult this com-
mittee before making any recommenda-
tions to the board of directors on reap-
pointments or refusal of reappointments
of offices of instruction. In all such cases
the recommendations of this committee
and the vote taken shall be reported in
writing to the board of directors. Before
taking action the committee shall consult
with the departments concerned and with
the dean of the college. If the case of a
member of the committee is under con-
sideration the other members of the com-
mittee may appoint a substitute of like
rank to consider that particular case.
Whenever practicable this committee is
to be consulted as to initial appoint-
ments.

“Professors and associate professors ap-
pointed for indefinite terms shall be re-
moved only after a conference between
the Committee on Appointments and a
committee of five directors, at which con-
ference the president of the college shall
preside, and only after a written report
of the findings of said conference shall be
made to the board of directors for consid-
eration and action by it. All teachers of
the above groups shall be entitled to have
the charges against them stated in writ-
ing-and-to-have a fair hearing on the
charges before this conference before its
findings are reached.”

No attention was paid by the Board of
Directors to the demand that the college
be changed from what has been charged
a “sectarian Quaker college”; that the
trustees should not be restricted to mem-
bers of the Society of Friends, and that
faculty members should have advantage
of the Carnegie Pension Fund.



NAVAL PLATTSBURG FOR COLUMBIA



Plans for a Month's Training Cruise



The committee which is carrying on
the pro-preparedness campaign at Colum-
bia has succeeded so well in already se-
curing 260 alumni and undergraduates for
the Plattsburg training camps this sum-
mer, that it has decided to devote some
attention to the naval aspects of national
defense. A naval cruise of four weeks,
corresponding to the five weeks’ military
drill at Plattsburg, is the latest plan. Ss.
Monroe "17, fullback on the Varsity foot-
ball team, is head of the committee which
has charge of the naval enlistments.

SPEAKERS AT COLLEGE BREAKFAST

At the College Breakfast, 1918 to 1916,
which took place in the gymnasium
Wednesday at noon, V. Kneeland ‘18
acted as toastmistress. Alumne and un-
dergraduates were called on to speak in
the following order: Elizabeth Kirkbride
"96, L. Klein "16, M. Rupert "18, Marion
Reilly "01, L. Worthington "16, L. Hodges
"18, Elizabeth Houghteling "11, Katharine
Shippen "14, R. Cheney "18, Helen Taft
"15, and Constance Kellen "16.







Dr. B. C. Wilm, who was Professor of
Philosophy at Bryn Mawr last year, will
give a course in Modern Philosophy next
year at Wellesley in addition to his regu-
lar work at the Boston University. Mrs.
Wilm has been appointed Instructor in
Piano and Musical Theory at Wellesley
for next year also. .

1916’s Class tree has been planted at
the Deanery wing of the Library toward
the large clump of lilacs.

C. Crowell ’16 has been elected to Eng-
lish Club.

A. Turner, ex-’18, has announced her
engagement to Paul Egolf.

Mme. Yvette Guilbert gave a concert
Wednesday evening in the cloisters. This
concert took the place of the play usually
given in the evening after Garden Party.
At Miss Thomas’ luncheon to‘ the
Seniors on Tuesday, the speakers were
the presidents of the associations and
clubs.

Miss Clara W. Crane, Radcliffe 1914
and Reader in English at Bryn Mawr
1914-1916, has accepted an appointment
for next year as Instructor in Rhetoric
and Composition at Wellesley College.

President Thomas is to make the Com-
mencement address June 6th at Goucher
College, Baltimore.

BE. 8. Duckett, Ph.D., Bryn Mawr 1913
and Instructor in Latin at the Western
College for Women, Oxford, Ohio, 1914-
1916, has received an appointment at
Smith for next year.

The newly appointed Business Board
for next year’s Tipyn o’ Bob is: Ruth
Levy ‘17, business manager; M. Hodge
"17, M. Gardiner '18, A. Blue, '19, assist-
ants.

Those eligible for English Club on ac-
count of receiving two semesters of credit
in a writing course are: S. Hinde ‘17,,
T. Smith ‘17, C. Wilcox “17, M. Rupert “18,
T. Born '18, and V. Kneeland ‘18.

Miss Helen Kirk '14 is to take the place
of Miss Wesson who will not continue
her work next year.

CLASSMATES MEET AT DINNER IN
ROLES OF REPORTER AND
DESIGNER



Dagmar Perkins and Isabel Foster, both
1915, met under new circumstances and
in new roles at a dinner given in New
York last week by Mrs. Otto Kahn for the
committees arranging the presentation of
Mr. Percy Mackaye’s masque, “Caliban
by the Yellow Sands,” for the Shake-
speare tercentenary. As chairman of the
costuming committee Miss Perkins had
been asked and there, glancing over to
another table, she perceived her former
classmate, Miss Foster, present as news-
paper reporter.





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