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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...enrolled were not college graduates. The total enrolment of the school this year is 856 which shown a considerable gain over the enrolments of 789 and 730 for last year and 1914 respectively, land which exceeds the previous record of 808 made in 1911-12. The registration is divided among the classes as follows: first year, 334; second year 234; third year, 212; unclassified, 64 resident graduate students, 10; and special students, 2; showing a substantial increase over the 1915-16 registration in every case except that of the unclassified students, who numbered 68 last year. Of the five...
...University, as usual, has the largest number of graduates in the Law School, while Yale and Princeton come next in the order given. Dartmouth holds its place as fourth in last year registration, while Williams, which was a good fifth last year, has ceded its place to Brown. Among the foreign institutions represented are the Collegiate Institute of Havana, McGill University Cambridge (England), University of New Brunswick, University of Toronto, an Oxford. Of these, Oxford, with five men in the school, has the largest representation. The complete figures of all colleges and universities with 10 or more...
...every meet. He finished first against Technology, fourth against Cornell, second against Yale, and sixth in the Intercollegiates at New Haven. In the Yale meet he was defeated only by Captain Overton, and in the race against Cornell led Captain Windnagle, and was the only University runner to finish among the first...
American universities and colleges have one important field of service that is often disregarded. In the training of hundreds of students from foreign countries they are each year doing a great work toward bringing about a better international understanding among the countries of the world...
...prepared at Exeter and played on his freshman team at Princeton. He was a substitute on the university team during the 1915 season and Coach Rush made him a regular at the beginning of the practice this year. Although not a brilliant player nor one likely to be ranked among the stars, he is reliable and steady, and with another year's experience should develop into a consistently strong end. He is one of the five "P" men who will return to Princeton next fall and is the only Junior who won his letter who was a regular during...