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International law and diplomacy will be the subject of a course which President Jacob Gould Schurman will deliver at Cornell University this year. This is the first time in a number of years that the president has personally conducted a lecture course in the University. As United States Ambassador to Greece throughout all the Balkan trouble, President Schurman has come into close contact with many interesting points in international law and diplomacy, and with the present war raging in Europe, the course promises to be very interesting...
...Cosmopolitan Club has elected the following officers for next year: President, Jacobus Christiaan Bosman '15, of Pretoria, South Africa; first vice-president, Pedro Campos uC., of Ponce, Porto Rico; second vice-president, Tse-Vung Soong uC., of Shanghai, China; secretary, Abraham Jacob Krachmalnikoff '16, of Odessa, Russia; treasurer, Johannes Samuel van Heerden '15, of Middeburg, Transvaal, South Africa; councilors, Professor Masaharn Anesaki, Mr. Reinhold Friedrich Alfred Hoernie, and James Campbell Manry...
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...
Auditor and manager, respectively, of the Harvard Dining Halls: Charles Jacob Gale '10, and Frederick Wilkey...
Professor Calvin Thomas, of Columbia, is the author of the introductions to Goethe and Schiller. Professor Hugo Muensterberg has written a preface to the speeches of Emperor William II.; Dr. Jacob Loewenberg '08, the introduction to Hegel; Assistant Professor A. N. Holcombe '06, the introduction to Lassalle; and Professor J. A. Walz '99, to Keller. Other introductions are written by prominent professors of German, History, and Philosophy; Professor Thilly, of Cornell, the Romantic Philosopher; Professor Cutting, of Chicago, the group of writers called "Young Germany;" Professor Hohlfeld, of Wisconsin, Otto Ludwig; Professor Wood, of Johns Hopkins, Bettina von Armin...