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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...manufacturing chemistry in America is still behind that of Germany in most respects, yet the present rate of growth of purely chemical industries in America promises well for the future. In particular the cheap production of electrical energy at Niagara Falls has made possible the founding of a large group of electro-chemical processes, in which such substances as caustic soda, chlorine, aluminum, carborundum and graphite are produced in large quantities...
...Group IV, Modern Languages and Literature, John Gilbert D'Arcy Paul 1G., of Baltimore, Md., was awarded a $200 graduate prize for his essay on "Mr. Henry James: A Sauntering." In Group VI, Philosophy, Education, and Fine Arts, Norbert Wiener 4G., of Cambridge, won a prize of $200 for his essay on "Relativism." No award was made in Group V, History, Government, and Economics...
Fifty-two students won a place in the First Group of Scholars; of these eighteen received honorary scholarships; thirty-three, scholarships with stipend. In the academic year 1911-12 forty-eight students won a place in the First Group of Scholars; thirteen, including the holder of the Jacob Wendell Scholarship (given to the student most distinguished in the work of the Freshman year, irrespective of his financial need) received honorary scholarships; thirty-five, scholarships with stipend...
...hundred and sixty-two won places in the Second Group of Scholars: of these seventy-four held honorary scholarships; eighty-seven, scholarships, with stipend. On the work of the academic year 1911-12 one hundred and fifty-three won places in the Second Group of Scholars: sixty-nine holding honorary scholarships; eighty-four, scholarships with stipend...
...First Group of Scholars for the year 1913-14 is made up of eighteen Seniors, eighteen Juniors, fourteen Sophomores, and two candidates for degrees out of course. The Second Group is made up of fifty Seniors, forty-four Juniors, sixty-seven Sophomores, and one unclassified student. Compared by classes the Seniors hold in the two groups sixty-eight places; the Juniors sixty-two, and the Sophomores eighty...