Word: foreigner
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...organization is not so desirous of sending out men as it is to stimulate the missionary spirit in the colleges. Notwithstanding this over six hundred college men are now at work in foreign missions...
...have been admitted to the school; and one hundred and thirty, or more than one-half, come from homes outside of New England-eighty-two living in eastern, southern, and central states, thirty-three in states beyond the Mississippi River, nine in the Dominion of Canada, and six in foreign countries...
...Tanzer '94, of New York, $50 for an essay upon "A Critical Estimate of Bismarck's Foreign Policy...
...statistical tables show that there were 226 instructors and 1,641 students at the college during the year, including one woman student in the course for women now superseded by Barnard College. The students came from forty-two states and territories and fifteen foreign countries...
...regularly. With the beginning of the second half-year several new classes were started, including classes in Botany and Physiology. A number of courses of lectures are to be given there this half-year, including a course in Economics by John Graham Brooks, and a series of lectures on foreign cities. Various other plans are under way for improving the Union. It is doing so much and so well that it is out of the question to give any adequate decription of the work done, but any body who has any interest in university extension...