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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...annual report of the secretary of the society for the Collegiate Instruction of Women, shows clearly the encouraging growth of the Annex in the past year and the strong footing it has now obtained in the college. We have referred before to the various improvements and additions that have been made this fall-chiefly those in the Fay House, and in the increase of courses in the departments-but there remain certain other points in Mr. Gilman report which are worth mention. In the first place it is to be noted that student game this year from one hundred...
...report calls attention still further to the greater effort that has been made to keep the standard of admission for special students high. Many candidates under twenty years of age or who could not undertake the advanced work which special students should take have been refused admission...
From the advance sheets of the Secretary and Treasurer of the "Society for the Collegiate Instruction of Women." the CRIMSON is enabled to give a condensed report of affairs at the Annex during the year 1891-92. In addition to these reports is a statement of the accommodations and advantages of the Annex, by the Secretary, Mr. Arthur Gilman. He calls particular attention to the fact that the instructors are the regular instructors of the University, and that the students of the Annex are allowed a free use of the University Library...
...Treasurer's report shows that the total receipts for last year were about fifty thousand dollars, the chief item being that of thirty-four thousand dollars for tuition. The expenditures were some two thousand dollars less than the receipts, about twenty-eight thousand being paid out for instruction...
...Secretary's report contains a great deal of very interesting matter. The Secretary points out first of all that the number of students increased from 174 to to 241 a gain of 67. The teaching force last year numbered over seventy Professors and other Instructors of Harvard College, and included very many of the older members of the Faculty, All departments and courses show an increase and the graduates numbered twenty-two, who came from all parts of the country. The graduates to receive the certificate of Bachelor of Arts were ten, in number. One young lady received...