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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...statistics of the academic department, made up from the preliminary list show a gain of fifty-one over last year. In comparison with last year's figures they are as follows: 1901-1902. 1900-1901. Seniors, 296 261 Juniors, 302 292 Sophomores, 285 315 Freshmen, 360 324 Total...
...following figures show the registration of students in the various departments of the University up to the present time. As a number of registrations are received each year after the opening of the academic year, no accurate comparison with last year's registration figures can yet be made. I. Faculty of Arts and Sciences: 1. Harvard College: Seniors, 337 Juniors, 413 Sophomores, 527 Freshmen, 552 Specials, 142 1971 2. Lawrence Scientific School: Seniors, 84 Juniors, 111 Sophomores, 121 Freshmen, 142 Specials, 80 538 3. Graduate School: Resident, 283 Non-Resident, 8 291 Total under Faculty of Arts and Sciences...
...step in the growth of the University in professional departments. Another important change announced at the opening of college, was the decision to put the scientific school on an equality with the academic department, as regards entrance requirements and undergraduate work. Hitherto this department has received insufficient attention in comparison to its importance, and its enrolment has always been remarkably small...
...favored living place for students. Appropriately preceding Mr. Hurlbut's article are three inspiring verses "To Harvard College," by Dean Brigg. The only other contributions in this number, except for a sonnet and a short poem, are part of the Bowdoin Prize Essay for 1900-01, which is a comparison of Thackeray's "Vanity Fair" with the play "Becky Sharp," and an unoriginal story called "Sailor Jack's First Voyage...
...Ricardo Prize Scholarship, of $350, to R. G. Usher '01; the Sohier Prize, $250, to C. M. Underwood, 1G., for the thesis entitled "A Comparison between the Critical Methods of Sainte Beuve and Taine"; the Phillip Washburn Prize, of $75, to M. J. Kling '01, for the essay entitled "The Genesis of the Public Land System of the United States"; the Bennett Prize, of $40, to R. E. Goodwin '01 for the essay entitled "American Shipping and Shipping Subsidies"; the Sales Prize, of $45, to A. E. Goddard '02, for the translation of a passage from Archbishop Trench's "Calderon...