Willamette University weighs student intake and quality over growth
The Willamette board favors selective enrollment to lift instructional quality, arguing four hundred students may yield better results than five hundred. Leaders urge preserving core liberal arts training, with emphasis on character and leadership, citing Dr. Deney and foreign examples to resist over specialization and the drift toward modernity.
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Board of Trustees
Willamette University
Willamette
Deney
Doney
Europe
America
Willimette
College of Liberal Arts
Pulling Power of Animals and Men Examined
Historical note describes experiments where two horses weighing 1.40 pounds each pulled 3,750 pounds, a single elephant weighing 12,000 pounds pulled 8,750 pounds, and fifty men totaling about 7,500 pounds pulled 8,750 pounds. One hundred men pulled 12,000 pounds, showing many pulled beyond their weight. The Enterprise remains priced at $1.50 annually.
Seed sample collection guidelines for accurate analysis
Growers should send representative seed samples from the entire lot to the Oregon Agricultural College lab. Take portions from all bags, mix thoroughly, and submit a single representative sample. Faulty sampling can hide noxious weeds and mislead analyses for the whole lot.
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Oregon Agricultural College
Mick
Prine Peach Hard Wheat Prices Declared by Milling Co
Oregon milling and warehouse firm quotes hard wheat under the Prine Peach brand at 2.10 per ack guaranteed and 1.50 per nack. The Enterprise notes milling and pricing details with a remaining figure of 31.00 in the column.
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France
Oregon
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