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This case, which is open for attendance to all members of the University, is the climax of a three-year competition between the various clubs, or discussion groups, in the Law School. At the end of the first year, in which the clubs hold discussions and argue cases among themselves, about 25 clubs are chosen to compete against each other during the second year. When the second year competition has been completed the four clubs with the highest percentage of victories are chosen to take part in the semi-finals in the third year. The two winners of these semi...
...have been in the habit of deploring the decrease in the study of the classical languages in American schools will be pleasantly surprised at the disclosures in the report just issued by Dean A. W. West of Princeton, president of the American Classical League, which has been conducting a three-year investigation along this line. "There are many signs in the colleges of an increasing interest in both Latin and Greek," reads the report in part. Of course, this does not mean that concerning many, or any, of the students it may be said, in the language of Butler...
...year-old A. Clemens Finley, Jr., of West Virginia, was awarded, against 14 competitors, this year's Prix 'de Rome-a three-year fellowship with a residence and a studio in the American Academy in Rome and a yearly allowance of $1,000. Artist Finley's personal history includes a great variety of jobs, as "adjusting electric metres, running a coffee house, working in the Art Department of The Washington Post, finding lost baggage for tourists in Paris." Of the 15 applicants the jury retained 3 for further consideration-A. Clemens Finley, Jr., T. C. Richards, both...
...East. Yale had won the meet with 28 points, Pennsylvania was second with 27, and Stanford found itself in third place with 24 1-2 points. Then came Princeton, 23; Southern California, 14; Johns Hopkins, 13 1-2; and, in eighth place, Harvard was tied with the three-year champion, California. Yale, Princeton, and Harvard totaled 64 points for the meet; Stanford, Southern California, and California,--the Yale, Princeton, and Harvard of the West--trailed decidedly with...
According to the present plans the scope of the school will include the five basic subjects of the fundamental bases of international relations, the history of international relations, international law, diplomatic practice and procedure, and international organizations. A three-year period of graduate instruction has been suggested for the course, at least one year of which would be spent abroad in the study of racial and ethnological peculiarities, political and social undercurrents, and other factors that bear directly on the relations of nations with each other...