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...Tokio, Japan, is probably the largest University city in the world. It has about 70,000 students within its walls during school time...
...fiscal year of 1893 the Japanese government demanded from the Imperial Diet the sum of 414,440,286 yen (about $300,000) for the current expenses of the Imperial University in Tokio, but the committee on the budget in the House of Representatives reduced...
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...honored with the position of class poet. He is a man of marked individuality, and uniqueness of ideas. About five years after he graduated from Harvard he went to Japan to study. During his long stay in this country he received an appointment in the Imperial University at Tokio. At this Japanese university he held three professorships, one in Philosophy and Logic, and one in Fine Arts. His studies in the Fine Arts led him to make a large collection of Japanese paintings and other works of Japanese art. A few years ago he returned to Boston bringing...
Harvard entrance examinations were held for the first time last June in Tokio, Japan. Six candidates presented themselves, two of whom entered the Law School...