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The following is a summary of the results of the Annual Examinations
of 1891-92.
In the graduating class 3 students attained graduating averages
between 90 and 95 ; 5 students attained graduating averages between
85 and 90 ; three students attained an average for the year of between
95 and 100 ; ten students attained an average between 90 and 95 ; 3
student? attained an average between 85 and 90; 22 students attained
an average of over 50 and less than 90; 2 students failed in their
examinations and were not recommended for a degree, and 38 students
were graduated.
In the second year's class 2 students attained averages of between
95 and 100; 4 students attained averages of between 90 and 95 ; 3
students attained averages of between 85 and 90 ; 34 students attained
averages of between 50 and 90; 9 students were conditioned in one
subject; 4 students were conditioned in two subjects; 5 students having
been conditioned in three or more subjects were dropped from the
class; and 43 students were passed without conditions into the graduating
class of 1892-93.
In the first year's class 1 student attained an average of more than
95 ; 1 student attained an average of between 90 and 95 ; 2 students
attained an average of between 85 and 90; 42 students attained an
average of between 50 and 90; 4 students were conditioned in one
subject; 5 students were conditioned in two subjects; and 11 students
having been conditioned in three or more subjects were dropped from
the class; and 46 students were passed without conditions into the
second year class of 1892-93.
The prize lists and honor lists of 1890—91 and 1891—92 are
printed in the annual catalogues of the University.
THE GEORGE BIDDLE MEMORIAL LIBRARY.
This Library was founded by the gift of 5077 volumes by the family
of the late George Biddle, Esq. Effingham B. Morris, Esq., has
deposited in the Library 1127 volumes; H. LaBarre Jayne, Esq., has
given 192 volumes; sundry donors have given 61 volumes ; the Faculty
have provided by gift or purchase 1958 volumes, and the Library
now numbers 8415 volumes.
The Department has since 1886-87 annually set aside 12 per cent,
of its tuition fees and amounting, to i89i-92,inclusive, to the sum of
|7,888.6I, and disbursed that amount' for the maintenance of the