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Show Colleges for women were never bo full as now. Smith leads with a round j 00, and Wellesley follows with a score or so less. Mount Holyoke has the largest lar-gest class ever gathered in her walls and overflows into the village for lack of dormitory space, while every facility of Vassar is taxed to the utmost. At Smith a new course in English is Offered Of-fered to the juniors oy Prof essorIIar7 A. Jordan. "Mountain day" was celebrated cele-brated by long drives and mountain climbs, and tho roads in the vicinity were filled . with student pedestrians. Bryn Mawr notes a gain of 40 in its list of students. Miss Thomas, formerly deau of the faculty, has assumed her position as president in place of Dr. Rhoades, whose resignation on account of ill health has been accepted reluctantly. The Mount Holyoke College Botanical garden has been an unusual success this 6eason, and classes under Professor Hooker have made constant use of its treasures. Home JonrnaL |