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John Henry Boynton, A.B. 1890, A.M. 1894; second year Graduate School; Assistant in English; English and Modern Philology...
...degree in three years is desired by the professional schools - (a) So that college graduates may enter their professions at younger age. - (b) So that more men may pass through college before entering professional schools. - (1) General college education desirable for all professions - (2) Modern specialization prevents professional schools giving...
William Henry Schofield, A. B. Victoria Univ., Ont., 1889; A. M. Harvard, 1893; third year Graduate School; second year Morgan Fellow; to study English and the Modern Languages...
...courses for the next year have now been tabulated. The class of '97 will devote more time than any previous class has done to work in Political Science. The course in Roman Law is taken by seventy-three juniors and seniors. Over two hundred have taken the course in Modern Novels. Except for these new courses, there has been but little change in the distribution of the courses...
...against Japan before the landing of large bodies of troops in Corea. With her sea communication cut off, Japan's army could have been starved out of Corea, and she could never have carried on a campaign in China. The Chinese had not the mechanical turn required for the modern warships. They are not essentially seamen like the Japanese. China is divided into provinces differing from one another in speech and manners. In fact, there is no Chinese nation. Add to this lack of homogeneity and cooperation a total lack of discipline, and you have a hopeless condition of affairs...