Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-05-25
The Law School.

StructlOH ana IN architecture.
The Law School.
In the Law School the following are the
prizes:
A prize of 300 called 'the Parker prize"
in honor of its donor. Mr. Myron NJ. Par
ker. is awarded each year to the student
who passes the best examination for the
degree of bachelor of laws.
4 prize offered by the Edward Thomps ~
Company of set of the Encyclopedia of
Law. first or second edition, or a set OF
the Encyclopedia of Pleading and Prac
tice is awarded each year TO the student
who shall write The best thesis on some
legal subject to he assigned by the faculty.
Three priZeS-one of $40, one of $50 and
one Of Seb-are annually given to the re-
Sp-ctive authors of the best three essays
handed in by such members Of the third
year class as shall compete for them and
shall pass a successful examination.
Two prizes for excellence in debate are
awarded by the Debating Society
The School of Comparative Jurisprudence
and Diplomacy will award Il prize. offered
by the Edward Thompson Company. of
set of the Encyclopedia of Law. first or
second edition. set OF the Encyco-
pc,lia of Pleading and Practice. to he
awarded to the student in this school who
shall write the best thesis some legal
subject be assigned by the faculty.
In the Medical School at the end of the
term a general examination prize of so
Is awarded. 1t is given to the candidate for
graduation who shall pass the best general
examination.
Additional Prizes.
The faculty awards two priZes-one for
proficiency in clinical medicine and one for
proficiency in clinical surgery.
In addition 10 these Prof. II. C. Yarrow
gives a prize for the best examination in
dermatolugy: Prof. Fl. J.. E. Johnson gives
one for the best examination in clinical
gynecology; Prof. Sterling Ruffin gives one
for the best examination in medical juris-
prudence; Prof. C. w. Richardson gives
and otology: Prof. +. l.. Tompkns gives
one for the best examination in paediatrics,
and Prof. Butler one for the best examina-
ton in ophthalmology.
of the School of Dentistry to the graduate
passing the best examinationin all branches
and having the best infirmary record. At
the last commencement the prize was
awarded TO Thomas NJ Rice of PennsyIva-
mia.
List of Graduates.
The list of graduates of the Columbian
School of Graduate Studies. Columbian
University. has been completed. The grad
uating exercises will take place at the Ma
tional Theater Wednesday evening. The ad-
dress will be delivered by Commander
Wainwright. superintendent of the United
States Naval Academy at Annapolis. The
complete list of the degrees and of those
upon whom they will be conferred is as fol-
lows:
In Columbian College:
Bachelor of arts-Harry Tennyson Domer,
Hubert Bruce Fuller. Samuel Nathaniel
HawS. Arnold Harris Hord. Charles Byron
Keller. Melville Wilmer Lindsey, Cotton
Maynard Elsie Elizabeth Parkinson VIII
liam Dent Sterrett.
Bachelor of science-J William Beatty,
George Magruder Berry tclass of 1890, Geo.
g. Chase. Harry c. Coburn, jr.. Rosalie
Agnes Robinette. Pearl Edna Thonssen.
In the Corcoran Scientific School:
Bachelor of science in general science
Martha Maria Brewer, Walter Armtage
Scott.
Bachelor of science in language and liter
ature-iiles Russell Taggart
Bachelor of science in civil engineering
Lester Morton Holt. Charles Real Olberg,
MILFORD Ashford Thompson.
In the School of Graduate Studies:
Civil Observation-Disclosures Roger Boyle, b.
s: Capt. Roy Bagley Hayes BIS; Francis
Repetti Weller. BIS.
Electrical engineer-Faust Frank Cramp-
ton, BIS.
Mechanical engineer-Lieut. Theodore Cor
nell Fenton. L. S. N, LIB, LIN: Ralph
Brewster Marean. BIS.
Master Of science-George Wetmore COLES,
ABB. L.; William Eldridge Hillyer, BIS. !;