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...assistants, 5 preachers, 14 curators and library officers, and 30 proctors and other officers. The total registration of students in all Departments of the University is 3866, a gain of 192 over last year. Of this number 1819 are members of the College proper, 410 of the Scientific School, 287 of the Graduate School, 40 of the Divinity School, 548 of the Law School, 588 of the Medical School, 130 of the Dental School, 33 of the Veterinary School, and 11 of the Bussey Institution. There were, outside these figures, 717 students in the Summer School, a gain...
...dealing with the University and its Departments those under the Faculty of Arts and Sciences are first to be considered. The Faculty itself has four new names on its list: Professor J. B. Thayer of the Law School, Messrs. J. J. Hayes and F. R. Robinson of the English Department and Mr. W. S. Burke of the Scientific School. There are fourteen main divisions instead of twelve under the jurisdiction of the Faculty this year. The Division, hitherto the Department of Engineering under the Division of Pure and Applied Mathematics, has been formed with Professor Hollis as Chairman...
...Administrative Board of Harvard College, Professors Greenough, Davis, Channing and Sabine, and Mr. Gardiner, succeed Professors Royce, Gross, Schilling, Osgood and Baker. Asst. Professor Adams and Mr. Parker succeed Professors Hall and Thaxter on the Administrative Board of the Lawrence Scientific School, and Professor Munsterberg succeds Professor Smith on that of the Graduate School...
Important to not under the jurisdiction of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences is the new system of admission requirements to the College and Scientifie School, now under consideration. Some new studies are to be added to the list of requirements, and the definitions of others materially amended. The terms of admission to the Academic Department under the new system are not yet formulated, but it is the purpose of the Faculty to assign each study a certain number of points, and to state the total requirement for admission in the form of a fixed aggregate. It is not intended...
...number of scholarships having stipends which are this year available for students under the charge of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences is 203, against 196 of last year. Of these, 120 are awarded to undergraduates of Harvard College; 28 to students in the Lawrence Scientific School, and 53 to students in the Graduate School. The aggregate income of these scholarships is $43,475 as against $42,330 of last year. This includes $6,450 granted by the University itself under the names of University and Normal School Scholarships. The Hilton Scholarships and the Howard Gardner Nichols Scholarship have been...