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About The Hesperian / (Lincoln, Neb.) 1885-1899 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 6, 1900)
THE NEBRASKAN-HIiSPERIAN TABLES BY REGISTRAR. Tables recontly prepared by the reg istrar show the following interesting facts about Nebraska students: As regarding church membership there are one hundred and flfty-flve Baptists, sixty Catholics, one hundred and nine Christians, two hundred and twenty Congrogatlonalists, one hundred and two Protestant Episcopalians, seventy Lutherans, four hundred and fifty eight Methodists three hundred and two Proshytorlans, and smaller num bers representing other denomina tions; two hundred and fifty gave no information regarding their church re lationship, and seventy are not ad herents to any church. As to the occupation of the parents of the students, there are six hundred and forty-one engaged in agricultural work, four hundred and three in mer cantile business, two hundred and six in the professions, seventy-four in me chanical employments, eighty-nine in official positions, one hundred and six teen in miscellaneous trades, etc., with the remainder not given. As to their preparation for entrance to the university, two hundred and forty-eight came from other colleges and universities, nine hundred and ninety-seven from the high school, two hundred and five from the normal schools, with diminishing numbers from academics, business colleges, Latin schools, etc. "With regard to the homes of the stu dents, the following is given: Five hundred students in Lancaster county, eighty-four in Douglas county, lorty sovon in Gage, forty each in Saline, Saunders and Otoe, thirty-seven in Cass, thirty-four in Richardson, thirty two in Burt. By states Nebraska has about fifteen hundred, Iowa seventy two, Missouri, twenty-three, Illinois twenty-two, Kansas twenty, South Da kota nineteen, Colorado twelve, etc. "TwrhtKHlrplaces 'of thmudents arc as follows: Six hundred and .sixty two in Nebraska, two hundred and thirty-six in Illinois, two hundred and nine in Iowa, eighty-eight in Pennsyl vania, seventy-two in Ohio, seventy one in Indiana, seventy in New York, forty-seven in Wisconsin, thirty-three in Kansas, with the rest scatterod. The greatest number of students of any one age, two hundred and twelve at twenty-one years. The remainder is divided as follows: Two hundred and three, twenty years old; one hun dred and ninety-nine, twenty-two years old; one hundred and sixty-three, nineteen years old; one hundred and twenty, eighteen years old; one hun dred and sixteen, twenty-four years old; eighty-seven, twenty-five years old, with the number scattered up to the age of fifty-four. 3333333to ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft Second Hand Books for the Second Semester -AT- THE CO-OP. All ho Now Books in Stock. 322 North lltli Street. ft . . - t . j . .....p.Mraifv..flr.r'. Mr..uiv eeeeeeeefceeipeeeeeeeeeeeepfer:fefe!! i !l( ARTICLE BY MR. GOULD. The January number of the Ameri can Geologist contains a thirty page article on the lower cretaceous of Kan sas by Charles Newton Gould of the department of geology. This forma tion occupies several counties in south ern and central Kansas and has been studied by the writer for several sea sons in the field. Dr. Lester F. Ward of the United States geological survey accompanied him for two years. Dur ing the past summer Mr. Gould made an extensive collection of fossil leaves from the Dakota cretaceous of Kansas and Nebraska for the university and is now engaged in classifying them. When the work is completed he expects to publish a monngraph on the flora of the Dakota group. At present he is writing a paper on the Dakota sand stone, dealing with the subject chiefly from a stratigraphical and economic standpoint. Mr. Gould is one of the very few men in the United States who are doing work in phytopaleontology at the present time. GERMA1NE K. BURROWS, 'D7. Germaine K. Burrows, '97, writes to friends at the university that he is now head master at Worrill hall mili tary academy, Peekskill, N. Y. He, writes that E. M. Corbin, a former stu .fient of the university, is now at-Wol-ton, N. Y., with an electrical company. He recently visited Dr. James H. Can field at the library of Columbia univer sity and says that the chancellor is much the same as when he was in Ne braska, except that his hair is a little whiter and his figure a little more ro- . tund. "He has a fine library in a mag I nlficont building and the position seems .entirely suited to him. However, if President Lowe should accept the chancellorship of the new state board of regents under the proposed scheme of I'uiting the educational forces of this state it does not seem at all un likely that Dr. Canfleld would be chosen as Lowe's successor." to THE IMPERFECT VOLUME When life's romance man comes read He finds grave errors sad, indeed! And here and there, beyond all doubt, Wnole chap'ers of the tale left out. A preparatory medical society has been organized and the following offl cors elected: President, R. W. Bliss; vice president, Charles Bunker; secre tary, Charles Root; sergeant-at-arms, W. R. Sampson. Drs. Ward and Wol cott are honorary members. 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