Word: iowa
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...ninth annual convention of the Federation of Graduate Clubs of America was held in Fay House, Radcliffe College, on Tuesday and Wednesday, December 29 and 30. Delegates were present from the graduate clubs of Yale. Bryn Mawr, University of Iowa, Wellesley, University of Pennsylvania, University of Missouri, Radcliffe and Harvard. In the forenoon of the first day of the convention an address of welcome was delivered by the president of Radcliffe, Professor Le Baron R. Briggs. Following this the annual reports of the president, secretary, treasurer, and executive committee of the Federation were given. At the afternoon session, Miss Martha...
...David Williams Cheever scholarship of $250, to M. J. Shanghnessy (Bowdoin College '03); the Lewis and Harriet Hayden scholarship of $200, divided equally between L. E. Welker (Iowa College '03), and J. G. Trimble 2M., (Fiske University '02); the Cotting Gift of $125, to W. Janowsky (Rochester University '04; on leave of absence for one year...
...enrolment by states of students in all departments of the University, except the Summer School, is as follows: Massachusetts, 2,259; New York, 479; Pennsylvania, 174; Ohio, 155; Maine, 122; Illinois, 119; Rhode Island, 89; New Hampshire, 73; New Jersey, 70; Connecticut, 64; Iowa, 61; California, 53; Indiana, 52; Missouri, 49; District of Columbia, 41; Kentucky, 34; Wisconsin, 30; Michigan, 29; Maryland, 26; Vermont, 26; Colorado, 22; Minnesota, 19; South Carolina, 14; Kansas, 13; Utah, 12; Virginia, 12; Washington, 12; Tennessee, 11; Alabama, 9; West Virginia, 9; Nebraska, 9; Oregon, 8; Arkansas, 7; Montana, 7; Texas, 7; North Carolina...
Morton Eugene Weldy 3L., prepared for College at the New Sharon (Iowa) High School. He graduated from the University of Iowa in 1899, and was one of the commencement speakers of his class. While attending the University of Iowa, he won the Lowden prize in Greek, and second prize in the Pickard extempore debate. During his Senior year, he was editor-in-chief of the Vidette Reporter and president of the University of Iowa Y. M. C. A. He was also a member of the team which debated against the University of Wisconsin. He holds a scholarship...
...graduated from the University of Iowa in 1892, spent two and a half years alone in the far North in anthropological and zoological work, and then came to Harvard, where he took the degrees of A.B., A.M., and Ph.D., in 1896 1897 and 1898. He was appointed instructor in 1896, and held the position until last May, when he resigned and went to Arizona to start a ranch...