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...purposes for which the School was established are, in short, as follows: (1) to teach modern medicine and surgery to the Chinese students; (2) to co-operate with the Chinest government in hygienic reform; and (3) to study all the diseases peculiar to the Orient, such as bubonic plague, cholera, and leprosy. That the School is accomplishing the first of these aims is certain, for it now has 23 students engaged in active study and a faculty of ten instructors. As to the accomplishment of the last two it is as yet too early to say, except that there...
...reports will be made by the delegates from each college. Addresses will be made by Rev. Stanley S. Kilbourne and Rev. G. W. Davenport. At supper which will be held in the Union Mr. Norman Nash will speak and Mr. T. Takamatsu will talk on "The Call of the Orient...
...schools established by missionary agencies throughout the Orient and other parts of the world are beginning to have closer and closer contact with American institutions. Within the last decade several boards have begun the policy of making term-appointments to the educational staff of their colleges abroad; the general requirement of life service having been changed to a definite period of months, or one, two, or three years. The case of each candidate is considered on its own merits; and is acted on by the regular authorities. The plan of one and two year appointment has been approved by several...
President W. H. P. Faunce, of Brown, will address the meeting, using as his topic "Glimpses of Education in the Orient." All men in the University are invited to take advantage of this opportunity to learn of the educational phase of life in the far East especially interesting to university men because of the numerous educational positions there which are open to college graduates...
...Meeting of Graduate School Society in Phillips Brooks House. President W. H. P. Faunce, of Brown, on "Glimpses of Education in the Orient...