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Professor P. M. Brown, Professor of International Law at Princeton and a graduate of Williams has written the following comparison of Harvard and Princeton, which appeared recently in the Princetonian...
...earnings range from $664 for the first year to $5000 for the tenth year, the earnings increasing at the rate of about $500 a year. These figures have been deduced from the tables of earning by sections of the country, by size of cities, and by particular cities. On comparison of New England with all the field outside of New England, it is seen that the earnings in this section are less to begin with and less throughout. This is perhaps caused by the fact that New England is more crowded with welltrained lawyers than almost any other part...
...comparison of cities of over 100,000 population with those of less than 100,000, it appears that for the first three years the earnings are larger in the small city, but that after that the reverse is in the main true. A fairly accurate comparison was made between Boston and New York, and though the former is distinctly behind for the first five or six years, there seems to be little difference after that...
Coach Haughton gave an illustrated talk on the last two Yale games, making a comparison of the teams of both seasons. Although Yale was defeated last year by a larger score than that of the game this fall, nevertheless the opposing eleven was decidedly stronger this year; whereas, in the previous contest, they presented the victory to the University team by at least seven fatal mistakes. The pictures showed very clearly, by a number of play-series, the superior offensive qualities of the University line in the last game, their skilful support of runner and kicker, and the remarkable speed...
...comparison with the self-support statistics of Yale lately issued, the figures of the Employment Bureau here are far in the lead. Although 644 men found work at Yale to the 554 here, the earnings were but $72,085.59 compared to $92,568.82 for Harvard, a difference of over $20,000. The greatest difference comes in the amount of lucrative summer employment obtained for the men in the two Colleges. The New haven institution reports but $12,139 earned during the vacation period, in comparison with the $40,025.85 for the University Bureau. The earnings at Yale during term-time...