Syracuse University An Education Contests Feature
The Tribune outlines Syracuse University campuses with eighty four acres and notable buildings. It notes Liberal Arts and Engineering courses, laboratories, libraries, observatory, gymnasium, and athletic facilities funded by trustees. Scholarships offered via The Tribune's Educational Contest cover four years of tuition and incidental expenses for Liberal Arts or engineering tracks.
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Syracuse University Origins and Growth Through 1901
Syracuse University began with the College of Liberal Arts in 1871 in Myers block, followed by the College of Medicine, the College of Fine Arts in 1878, the College of Law in 1895, and the College of Applied Science in 1901. It sits on heights above Onondaga Lake, notes no epidemics, and emphasizes a liberal, Europe-linked faculty.
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Plenty of Room for Contestants in Tribune Education Contest
The first five contestants returned points yesterday in The Tribune Educational Contest. Herbert Thompson moved from fifth to fourth for the third time this week, while L B Stanton rose from fourteenth to thirteenth. A J Kellerman leads by four points with Charles Burns close behind. seven contestants reported a total of 68 points, Thompson with 17 and Burns with 16 leading.
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Scranton Contenders in Standings Difficult to Read
A long list of contestants and points from Scranton and nearby towns is presented with many OCR errors. Names include Kellerman Burns Rodrigues Thompson Shepherd Freedman Madden Sherwood Kresge Decker Havenstrite Cooper Stanton Danvers McCusker Culver Harpur Hallstead Clark Dempsey Mackie Johnson Coleman Dorsey Boyle Avery Bucci Ellis Dorsey Wilson and others with scattered scores and city affiliations.
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Scranton
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Herbert Thompson
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Hyde Park
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Early entrants lag and latecomers surge in scholarship contest
The Tribune notes only a subset of thirty contestants actively pursues top ranks while many abandon goals. New entries rise daily and latecomers may miss scholarships. those who persist gain steady points, proving early starts aren’t decisive and that fresh entrants keep the contest dynamic.
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