Word: americans
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...previous years, the principal inducement to come to American universities was to study engineering, which is taught more thoroughly here than in Europe. To learn the sciences, including medicine, Japanese went to Germany; to pursue literary studies, to France. The English universities, Oxford and Cambridge, attracted only sons of the wealthy classes...
...Japanese government is now investigating American medical schools, so that students in this department will very likely be sent here in the future. As for the students that come over independently, many choose the United States because it affords opportunities for self-support that are available nowhere else. For, with the exception of the government students and those who are unusually well-to-do, the resources of the average Japanese young man are not great. The government of Japan spends only a hundred thousand dollars yearly for the support of students, which is given to the ablest alone...
Although the University of Tokio spends as much yearly as do the Universities of Berlin and Oxford, and maintains practically the same faculty and equipment as American universities, nevertheless the tuition is practically nothing. A Japanese student can go through college for about a hundred dollars a year...
Acting Dean A. W. Scott, LL.B. '09, Professor J. H. Beale, '82, and Professor E. H. Warren '95, will represent the University at the annual meeting of the Association of American Law Schools to be held in Chicago on December...
Hostile Submarine Action and the American Seaboard, Contre-Admiral Degouy; Sources for the History of the Mexican War, 1846-48, Justin H. Smith; Fort Donelson, A. L. C.; the Question of Guam, B. H. Richard; Financing the "Armed Nation," Professor O. M. W. Sprague; Editorials: Our Programme; Admiral Degouy; National Defense; The Records of the War of the Revolution; Frontage and Depth. Economic Notes; Tactical Notes; Book Reviews; The Journal of Major-General D. S. Stanley...