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College World.
The Harvard Boating Association is in debt to the amount of $1,886.93. Amherst has changed Psychology from a required to an elective study. Chauncey M. Depew is to have an article on "Yale" in an early number of Harpers.
The U. of Pa. has over one hundred and twenty entries for the midwinter sports Monday night.
A statue of Dr. McCosh is being made by the sculptor St. Gaudens. It is the gift of the class of 79.
Amherst now gives over $1900 in prizes annually, an increase of $200 over last year, the income from $180,000 is given in scholarships.
John C. Duncan, Yale '25, of London, England, has made Yale a gift of $20,000,"to be used for its best interests as the authorities of the University may determine."
The daily papers report that a large number of University students at Moscow attacked the authorities of that place recently. The Cossacks were called to suppress the riot, and charged upon the students, arresting over a hundred of them. It is said that those arrested will be expelled from the University.
Student, home for the holidays excites his younger brother's curiosity by his mysterious manovers in dressing.
Small boy: "What you doin'?"
Student: "Shaving. Keep still!"
Small boy: "What you shavin,?"
Severity seems to be a characteristic of the faculty of the Berlin University. Not long ago 108 students were stricken from the rolls for "lack of diligence." Of this number 48 were foreigners.
The students of Milan are arranging to present Mr. Gladstone with
an address and a memorial tribute consisting of a collossal album containing the autographs of thousands of students throughout Italy.
Miss Helen Shafer has been elected president of Wellesley College, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the marriage of Alice E. Freeman. Miss Shafer is a graduate of Oberlin and has been for several years Professor of Mathematics at Wellesley.
President Bartlett, of Dartmouth,
says that he never knew a Dart-
mouth student who spent over $1.-
500 per annum.—Ex.
Mr. Gladstone is expected to visit America in April. While making a stay of sixty days he may be induced to speak in a few principle cities.
Queen Victoria has sent her portrait to Miss Ramsay, who carried off the honors in the classics at Cambridge.—Ec.
Cornell is the recipient of the Acta Sanctorium, sixty-four large folio volumes containing about 1,000 pages each, and compiled by the Jesuits. The historical dates contained in these volumes are of over $30,000, for the establishment of a lectureship of social ethics, to be put in operation in 1889-90.
Among the recent graduates of the Women's Medical College in New York City the highest position was taken by Kin Yarnie, a Chinese girl, who can converse and write in five languages. Ex.
Oberlin boasts of being the first college that admitted women on equal terms with men, but to the University of Wisconsin belongs the honor of having graduated a larger number of women than any other educational institution.
Patterns.
A $30,000 building, which will accommodate 150 pupils, and be named the Ramona Indian school, is
to commemorate Helen Hunt Jackson, at Santa Fe, New Mexico. One rich woman devoted the jewels to the furnisning of a memorial room.
At the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, class colors have been chosen, which each class is to keep through its course and to hand over to the incoming class at graduation, thus making the colors a permanent institution.—Ex.
Cornell is prohibited by law from holding an endowment of more than $3,000,000. When the wife of Prof. Fiske made her bequest of $1,500,-000,the university became richer than the law provided,and the entire bequest has been lost by a recent decision of the courts.
Two-thirds of the Dartmoutt students work their way through college. A few years ago a certain student's principal source of income was to find sawing wood. At present the same man draws a salary of $5,000 a year as a civil engineer.
ONE LANGUAGE AND ONE SPEECH
This is the only great country which has but one language. In England, the Yorkshiremen cannot talk with the man from Cornwall. The peasant of the Ligurian Apennines drives his goats home at evening over hills that look down on six provinces, neither of whose dialects he can speak or comprehend. The European railways take the traveler where he hears a score of dialects in a single day. While here, from the forests of Maine to the glowing savannahs of the Great Gulf, and far to the Pacific coast, there are a hundred races, but there is only one language. To Noah Webster, more than to any or all other causes, this nation owes its unity of language.
Ex.
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