Word: laws
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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Ward, who graduated from the Columbia Law School last spring, has been reappointed captain of the New Yorks...
...into this profession, we may wonder that the colleges of the country have not given it more recognition. That there are "science and art" in teaching, and that teaching in these times is as much a profession to be carefully studied and learned, before it is practiced, as law or medicine, or the ministry, cannot be disputed. Cornell has taken a step that other colleges would do well to consider...
Harvard College paid $18,000 last year as taxes to the city of Boston. The property of Yale is by law exempt from taxation. - Yale News...
...following prizes have been awarded for dissertations: To Richard Aldrich, '85, $100. "Industrial Partnerships." W. F. Dana, A. B. 1884 of the Law School, $100. "The Optimism of R. W. Emerson." S. A. Eliot, A. B. 1884 of the Divinity School, $100. "The Relation of Forests to Rainfall and Water Supply...
...returns from the senators are not encouraging to any Harvard undergraduates who may be harboring an ambition to sit at the round board. The public schools may claim as their own 14 of the senators, while 13 received the finishing touches in academies. Harvard University, including the Law School, graduated 4; Amherst 2; Tufts: Williams, 1; and other colleges 2. Senator Howard was self educated. Hon. William Trowbridge Forbes of Westboro was once an instructor in Mathematics in Robert College, Constantinople. Of the representatives, 165 got all their schooling in the public schools, 39 are from academies and 36 from...