When the Hall of Fame was' established at New York Univer-/ sity in 1900, no provision was made for the election of women. In 1904, however, it was voted to! set aside a separate hall for them. Cly, Johnson in announcing the changes in the constitution and the; abandonment of the separate hall' said:—"This new departure in tha! direction of just and liberal opinion was unanimously approved! by the Senate and has also the approval of Dr. Elmer Ellsworth Brown, chancellor of the university, and of the donor of the fund upon which this patriotic enterprise was originally established."
In future election al] discrimination as to sex is to be abolished. This action was decided upon at a recent meeting of the senate of New York University.
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