Word: laws
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Work on the addition which is to be built on the north side of Austin Hall will be begun next spring or early in the summer. The building expenses will be paid from the surplus earnings of the Law School. Although the full details of arrangement have not yet been made, it has been decided that the size of the addition will be about the same as that of the present building. It will be ready for occupancy by September...
More than 6000 volumes have been added to the Law Library this year. Most of them were bought with library funds, although a few came from private sources. The number of volumes now in the library is about...
...entering class there are 89 Harvard graduates, 112 graduates of other colleges, and 31 Harvard Seniors on leave of absence who are the only men in the school who hold no degrees. As the rule allowing persons qualified for the Senior class of Harvard College to enter the Law School as regular students without examination has been abolished, there will be in the future practically no one in the first year class holding no degree...
...eight from Bowdoin, four each from Amherst, Johns Hopkins, Princeton, Williams, and University of Wisconsin, three each from University of Chicago and Iowa College, and two each from Boston College, Franklin and Marshall, Hobart, University of Michigan, and Oberlin. Twenty-one other colleges each have one graduate in the Law School...
...permanent funds during the thirteen years of President Dwight's administration, is shown in the following table: 1886. 1899. University, $489,683 $1,636,976 Academic, 941,247 1,568,278 Theological, 413,585 646,810 Sheffield Sci. School, 152,223 405,908 Medical, 27,652 105,794 Law, 11,600 82,814 Art, 75,200 103,250 Musical, 5,000 Total...