Identifier: wellesleynews452well (find matches)
Title: Wellesley news
Year: 1901 (1900s)
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Subjects: Wellesley College Wellesley College
Publisher: Wellesley, Mass : Wellesley College
Contributing Library: Wellesley College Library
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ees for others are reasonable,and we would like a large delegationto go. All those who are interestedplease see Miss Finch in the C. A. Money Increases InSwimming Pool Fund The Swimming Pool fund was ini-tiated by Miss Amy Morris Homans.in 1909, when the Boston NormalSchool of Gymnastics of which shewas director was made the Depart-ment of Hygiene and Physical Edu-cation at Wellesley College. In 1914, following the burning ofCollege hall, Miss Homans was askedto refrain from raising funds for aSwimming Fool, and lend support tothe Fire Fund and later to theSemi-Centennial drive. After the Semi-Centennial Fundwas completed the interest of the un-dergraduates and their friends againcentered on the Swimming Pool. In 1930 $10,000 was given by the(Continued on Page 8, Col. 1) DWIGHT R. CLEMENT, D.M.D.COPELAND MERRILL, D.M.D. DENTISTSWellesley Square Phone 1900 Eugene Permanent WavingShampoo and FingerWave $1.25 in 1927. she has been poetryof the Philadelphia Inqum1929 and has had published
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WELLESLEY COLLEGE NEWS Money Increases In College Instructors Improve Shining Hours Of Swimming Pool Fund Summer Vacation With Travels And Studies Page 7, Col. 5) tllat year. In 1932 the late Mr. George H.Davenport, honorary member of theclass of 1920, and a trustee ot thcollege, gave 550,000.00. The fund stands today at $115,983.33 which, with the exception cthe large gifts mentioned above, hacome in small amounts over a ver;long period of years. $200,000 is necessary to build th.Pool, The Aluml the Alumnae37 is to give ALEXANDERS SHOE REBUILDING SERVICE $1.25 Wellesley faculty members haviproved the shining hours of theirmer vacations, some continuing theirstudy in American universities,others traveling into foreign fieldsobserving the social structures of otherpeoples. The Inquiring Reporterfound that most of the professorswere surprisingly elusive, and vermodest when questioned about the Frofessor Heidbreder of trie psy-chology department read a paper,Language and Concepts, before

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