Word: foreigner
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...contents of the second number of the Law Review, which appeared recently, is as follows: "Enforcement of a Right of Action Acquired under Foreign Law for Death upon the High Seas. II," by G. P. Wardner '90; "The Next Step in the Evolution of the Case-Book," by A. M. Kales '96, note by E. Wambaugh '76; "The Relation of Judicial Decisions to the Law," by A. Lincoln...
...cent, of the total registration in the University, a decrease of about 1-2 per cent, from last year. The present representation from New York State is 14 per cent, of the total registration as compared with 12 1-3 per cent, last year. Thirty-three foreign countries are represented, of which Canada with 42 has the largest representation...
...Foreign countries are represented as follows: Canada, 42; China, 24; Japan, 8; England, 5; Mexico, 4; Republic of Argentina, 4; Germany, 3; Italy, 3; Australia, 2; Gosta Rica, 2; France, 2; Ireland, 2; New Zealand, 2; Russia, 2; Bulgaria, 2; India, 2; Asia Minor, 1; British West Indies, 1; Korea, 1; Peru, 1; Siam, 1; Columbia, 1; Sweden, 1; Turkey, 1; Syria, 1; Roumania, 1; South Africa...
...February 5, and will be given by M. Andre Tardien, honorary first secretary of embassy of France and chief of the political bureau of the Paris Temps. The general subject of the series will be "La France et les Alliances," and the lectures will be a discussion of the foreign relations of France. Eight lectures will comprise the series, and they will be given at 4 o'clock on the afternoons of the following dates: February 5, 7, 10, 12, 14, 17, 19, and 21, in Sanders Theatre. As in former years, the lectures will be open to the public...
...club at Michigan maintains a club house, meets and takes care of all foreign students coming to Ann Arbor, and indirectly strengthens the University's reputation in foreign lands. To the club are elected the pick of the foreign students, and a number of Americans, not exceeding one-sixth of the membership of the club, who must have lived abroad for two years and must be able to speak two languages fluently. Each nationality has its representative who acts as an informal consul in matters affecting the students from his own country. The club is proving a boon...