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62 The requirements for admission, the possession of a college degree or the presentation of a full equivalent, has been most carefully enforced, and all the students are residents at the University— this is, attending definite formal exercises. The present matriculates have graduated, or pursued graduate courses at the following institutions : Amherst College. Kenyon College. Antioch College. Leipzig University. Berlin Gymnasium. Leitz Gymnasium (Prussia). Berlin University. Mitau College (Russia). Bonn University. Mühlenberg College. Brethren's College (Huntington, Pa.).' Brown University. Riga Polytechnic School (Russia): Calvin College (Cleveland, O.). Roanoke College. Colby University. St. Stephen's College. Columbia College. Swarthmore College. Columbian University. Thiel College. Cornell University. University of Pennsylvania. Fisk University. University of Toronto. Franklin and Marshall College. University of Michigan. German Theological Seminary. University of Wisconsin. Hampton College. University of Missouri. Harvard University. . Ursinus College. Illinois Wesleyan University. Wellesley College. Johns Hopkins University. Mittenberg College. During the last two years the methods of instruction have been improved, and the hours of each instructor assigned upon the roster. Courses covering 273 hours per week were offered this year, of which 180 hours per week were selected and put upon the roster. The following table show the branches of instruction and the number of students selecting them as the major or minor subjects of their courses :
1 American Archaeology and Linguistics 2 American History 3 Botany 4 Chemistry (Organic and Inorganic) . 5 Comparative Philology and Sanskrit . 6 English Language and Literature . . 7 European History 8 Experimental Psychology 9 Germanic Language and Literature . 10 Greek Language and Literature . . 11 Latin Language and Literature . ... 12 Legal Institutions i3|Mathematics . Mineralogy ) iGeology j 15 Political Economy 16 Political Science . 17 Philosophy . . . 19 Romance, Philology and Literature . 20 Semitic Languages and Literature: Aasyriology Hebrew Arabic . 21 Zoology 63 SUBJECTS. MAJORS. MINORS- 3 6 '9 5 7 11 — 4 4 2 2 3. 14 10 — 5 I 3 1 3 Uli 1 2 1 — 5 II 8 — •15 — 9 9 4 1 3 2 3 • '•M 1 i 3 5 Thirty-nine of the present 117 students are not candidates for the master's or doctor's degree and take special courses only in thefollowing subjects: American History Chemistry Comparative Philology and Sanskrit English Language and Literature European History Experimental Psychology Mathematics Political Economy Political Science Philosophy Physics . . . ; Hebrew (Semitic Languages and Literature) NUMBER OF STUDENTS. 7 1 [ 3 2 1 1 3 I 14 X 5
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Page 36 and 37: 26 Aug. 6, I89I. Thomas W. Richards
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128 J. M. MACFARLANE, PH.D. SC. The
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