Word: connecticut
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...academic year, recently issued, shows the total number of students in all departments of the university, exclusive of the summer schools and teachers' courses, to be 3247, an increase of 39 over last year. In the academic department there are 1351 students and in the Sheffield Scientific School, 895. Connecticut has the largest representation of the states with 1107 students, followed by New York with 639, Massachusetts 184, Pennsylvania 196, and Illinois 143. Nineteen foreign countries are represented by 88 students, Canada with 23, Japan with 22, and China with 10, having the largest representation. There are 442 members...
...figures in detail are as follows: Massachusetts, 2033; New York, 498; Pennsylvania, 166; Ohio, 130; Maine, 113; Illinois, 107; Rhode Island, 103; New Hampshire, 75; New Jersey, 66; Missouri, 56; California, 47; Iowa, 45; Connecticut, 41; District of Columbia, 35; Indiana, 34; Kentuck, 33; Minnesota, 29; Colorado, 25; Wisconsin, 25; Maryland, 23; Michigan 20; Vermont, 20; Washington, 15; Kansas, 13; Alabama, 12; Tennessee, 12; Texas, 12; Georgia, 11; Virginia, 11; West Virginia, 11; South Carolina, 10; Louisiana, 10; North Carolina, 9; Nebraska, 9; Oklahoma, 8; Oregon, 8; South Dakota, 6; Utah, 6; Arkansas, 5; Florida, 4; Delaware, 3; New Mexico...
...Danube," Glee Club. Strauss 3. "Yankiana," Banjo Club. Loftis 4. Serenade, Mandolin Club. Schubert 5. Medley, Glee Club. Field '07 6. "American Patrol," Banjo Club. Meacham 7. "La Lisonjera," Mandolin Club. Chaminade 8. "O World, Thou art Wondrous Fair," Hiller H. L. Murphy '08 and Glee Club. 9. Second Connecticut National Guards' March, Reeves, arranged by Lansing. 10. "Fair Harvard," Glee Club. Gilman...
Tomorrow the sixth annual Intercollegiate Geological Excursion in New England will be held under the supervision of Professor H. E. Gregory of Yale at Meriden, Connecticut. Teachers and students who have had elementary courses in geology are invited, notice having been sent to 36 of the chief institutions of New England. Members from some distance will meet today at the Hotel Winthrop in Meriden, and in the evening a meeting will be held to describe the work of the excursion. The subjects to be studied are chiefly sandstones and interbedded lavas of the Triassic formation, with special regard...
...annual meeting of the Association of Colleges in New England will be held today and tomorrow at New Haven. Connecticut. President Eliot and Professor W. M. Davis, acting Dean of the Graduate School, will attend the meeting as delegates from the University. The subjects under discussion will consist of numerous and various topics, suggested by the different colleges, treating of the problems of college administration...