The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-02-05

poportion from Vermont per cent
Proportion from Vermont in Medi
School 43 cent 53 per cent ~ per cent
Proportion from Vermont excluding
Medical School per cent "a per cent Oh per ce
Women we're first admitted to the university the year of
Buham inauguration The first there was one woman
In 1891 30 1901 Al in 1911 75 and in 1872
49, The admitted to class relationships and large
proportion Phi Beta recognition In 1895 the uni
vers acquired the former residence Governor Van
Ness home for students and IN 9o dean Oh women
was appointed 1911 Howard Hail. additional domtory was
purchased rented 1912 for similar purposes
Half these houses The remainder live
with approved families Fourfths the women
Vermont and they deserve more cordial welcome
and recognition part the university than they seem to have
further acquisition converted residences Tor their
housing be inadequate and expensive and the next step should
be adequate dormitory.
tories fraternity The remainder live dgngshe men
where they the approved houses About one hundred
students their meals the and considerable portion
eat at fraternity owned and rented by the
chapters fraternity houses provide lodgings four provide board
The owned cost from $4,000 to $4,000 EACH Inc
societies rent Additional dotores or oo
men adequate urgently needed
managed by committee OF i've faculty men,
bers one senior junior amnus Military drill and instruc
ton are required all students except medical Students for three
hours week for two This is at present admirably admins
competent and faithful officer detailed by the united
States Army.
In general the location equipment endowment nstrutng staff
and student body University of Vermont represent dgnhed
and honorable institution learning 1t deserves and UNI
doubey receive the support of its alumni OF whom
many occupy positions of honor and responsibility OF the @ gadu
ates of the university 1891 and 1900 not including those OF
the medical department teachers 3 cent? 70 engineers
(23 per cent? business az cent? 81 lawyers w per
cent? 27 physicians 70 per cent? IA cergymen cent? IL agr
cus per cent? Taking into account the presence OF coege
of agriculture small number of graduates engaged IN pacc
agriculture is noticeable.
THE COLLEGE OF ARTS SCIENCES
The College Arts and Sciences offers the ordinary courses pursued
in the American Students arts pursue one OF TWO
crcua of required elective studies English mathematics n.y.
creme required all students during the freshman
and military students through the freshman ana
sophomore years. studies begin with the sophomore year
and are according the system In science ne
ccula likewise required and elective studies English nat-
ea modern languages defamation being required OF all STU
dents through sophomore and freshman The degrees hat
are conferred Bachelor arts IN the classical
curriculum Latin required bachelor OF phos
onhv in the literary curriculum in which Latin is required
curriculum and made up from courses IN
the Sciences and leading to the degree OF pacher
Of science offered There also curriculum IN
home economics of courses IN English Philosophy
mathematics together with certain courses nome ecoo
m and for the completion this curriculum the degree OF bachelor
of science granted The Department OF Educ
n which the College of Arts and Sciences was opened
in 1908 shortly passage of the Nelson amendment winch
enabled grant spend portion of their funds on the
training of agriculture and mechanic arts There