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Yale University, according to the catalogue just issued, has 1,365 students, of whom 688 are in the Academic department, 308 in the Scientific, 133 in the Divinity School, 106 in the Law School, 47 in the Art School, and 35 in the Medical School. The increase in numbers during the past two years has been 231, of whom 120 were added this year. All the departments except the Art School showed a marked increase. One of the most encouraging signs is the large number of our own graduates who are pursuing their professional or special courses here rather than...
...catalogue at Yale shows a large increase in the graduate department there. The Theological School presents the largest gain, with 133 students to 117 last year. The Law School is second, with 106, a gain of 12. The junior class in the Medical School numbers twice as many men as that class did last year, the entire department showing a gain of 11. The department of Philosophy and the Arts numbers 79 showing an increase...
There is a large increase in the attendance of students in all departments except the Art School where there is a decrease of eleven. They are distributed as follows: Graduate department, 79; College, 688; Sheffield Scientific School, 308; Art School, 47; Divinity School, 133; Medical School, 35; Law School, 105. Total, 1365. The College has increased 74. The entire University shows a gain of 120 over last year, and 231 over...
...Harvard Law School Association offers a prize of $100 for the best essay on any of the following subjects: (1) The principle underlying the maxim volentianon fit injursa and the application of the maxim in cases where a servant sues a master to recover damages resulting from the master's failure to comply with the statutory requirements designed to secure the safety of the servant. (2) The extent to which in the United States private rights of property may be effected without compensation by the exercise of the police power. (3) The obligation of railroad companies impliedly assumed...