The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-07-24
CHINA EDUCATING I.
4 It's YOUNG MEN
Many Students from New Repub-
lie Now Attending Colleges
in United statss.

A young Chinese, Wen Pin Wei, was
one Of three distinguished graduates
chosen to marshal the newN doctors of :
philosophy at Colhmbia's commence.
ment exercises. Mr.. Wei Is a native
Of Picking and the editor Of the Chi.
nese Students, Monthly. He will be
returning to his native land this sum.
mer to take part in building up the
new republic. s Ft
The brilliant scholarship demon
strated by Chinese students in the
United States is strikingly revealed In
the long list of Chinese who receive
important degrees during this com
mencement season. China, ranking sec
ondg with a total of 594 students -
Canada being first with 653 - among
the foreign nations whose future eiti-
zens are represented an the alumni Of
our colleges and universities, has cap
tured many notable honors in addition
to the Browning prize, which s. Hu
has won at Cornell At Columbia alone
twenty.three receive degrees, these in
cludihg five Phi. DIS, ten M. AS and
eight b. A. 3. Eight Of these honor
men come from Canton, eight from
Kiangsu, four from Chekiang, one from
Kweiehow, one from Fukien, one from
Chilli. According TO courses of study,
there are Ave in education, four In eco
Monies, four in chemistry, three in
metallurgy, one in politics, two in min
ing, one in liberal arts, one in engineer
ing, one in pharmacy and one in sci
ence.
The Far Eastern bureau supplies the
| following list of students who have
thus scored honors for the young re-
public:
X. R. Chow, M. t. Hu, P. c. King,
Parkin Wong Of Cornell, and Y. G. Mel
of Worcester Polytechnic Institute were
recently elected to the Sigma Xi hon
oraTy society @ &
Columbia: Phi. DIV. p. Wei, s. X.
Chen and Y. G. Man, Economies; =. w.
Kuo in Education; G. II. Wang, In
Metallurgy. M. A.--C. Chu, S. d. Lee,
X. M. Wong, c. T. Huang, p. X. Lob,
". q. Chu, w. A. Wong, Y. L. Tong,
VI. Y. Chan and 2. T. Nyi. b. A.-Y.
Chen, X. O. Chow (E. NJ, J. t. E.
Sen (E. NJ, Tom Wye, Y. s. Chen och.
E.(, q. z. Zia och. E.), 7. t. Lew (B,
jA.) and s. J. WI.
New York University: B. c. S..
Tam w. Way. M Ava Chang Ching.
Massachusetts Institute of Technol-
ogy. M. SIN. T. Hsu and Y. L. WI.
b. SIS. G. Chen, II. X. Chow. Y Y.
Chow, Y. M. Chu, NJ c. Hou, T.. p Hell,
9. $. Hsin, p. II, Hsu, l.. Ian, F. G.
Seetoo, Y. 7. SEE, +. Yeh, Y. T. Wing,
4. X. Yuan, and M. S. Zhen.
Harvard: A, B.-Fu.yun Chang, N.
II. WI and z. II. J. Zee. NJ. Il. EFT.
y. Chang, O. s. Chow. M. DIV. IS.
New. NJ. A.--C. Q. Yen. N. b. A.-Y.
s. Toso X
| University of Pennsylvania: p. Chen
and G. s. Gnu will receive the degree
of MA. in Economies; +. s. Wong,
BIS in Economics Rodolph Zee, C.E.
| sCprnells p. o. King, s. s. HUI, b. ii.
Cheh, s. y. Kwauk, +. S. Kuo, i. +.
Wong will receive the BIS. degree. B.A.
--Y. f. Chao, NJ. T. Hin, w. w. Ian.
ME-. Chow, n Shen, NJ. X. Teen,
IY. T. Chen, =, S. Chm. C.E.-D. ".
] Key, Y. c. Lob and G. Y. Liang. =
University Of California; B.S-Y.
T. Chiu, z. Y. Kwauk, W. F. Wong, T.
X. Ching, X. p. Fong. "a
! University of Michigan: E.-K. w.
An, G. Y. Cheng, l.. G. FOX, G. @. Flu,
A. Y. Huang, G. NJ. Ku, v, T. Nav, t.
| w. Shen, Il. " Tam, H. Y. Tang, S. II.
Waung. L.-7Jabin Hsu, b. Y. Ling, K.
Y. WI, T. +. Hwang is Law and q p.
Wang is Phi. D.
Lehigh University: A. BIT, G.
Chun, T.. s, Yeh, NJ. Y. Loo, II, G.
Wang and X. w. Chun. .ns lT
p. s. WI win receive the BIS. de.
gree in railway civil engineering from
Purdue, II. X. Kwong a B.A. from
Princeton, s. X. Yang and Y. G. Hei
a B,A. from Worcester Polytechnic In.
| stitute. -. .'H.' .a. .
i Illinois: B.A-S. C. Chen. r. II.
Hsu, G. G. Kan, T. Il. Ku, N. @, Shum.
B.S.-T. Chuang, g. Y. Fong, v. T. Koo,
w. New, II. A. Hanhoe, s. G. Pung, j.
10. Yapp, J. z. Zee. Y. Young will re-
ceive the degree of MS. in agriculture.
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