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Title: The World almanac and encyclopedia
Year: 1908 (1900s)
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Subjects: Almanacs, American Statistics
Publisher: New York : Press Pub. Co. (The New York World)
Contributing Library: Boston Public Library
Digitizing Sponsor: Boston Public Library

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s are vigorous organizations.The students select church attendance according to their religious preferences.The usual College sports are encouraged. The physical instruction is sys-tematic and seeks to secure the sound body for the sound mind. A stadium of great proportions and expense has recently been erected. It will accommodate over 20,0()0 without extra seatirigs. The largest College gym-nasium in the country is now in process of erection. Rowing has received much attention, and the crews- of the University havegiven good account ol themselves at Poughkeepsie. The faculty comprises 220, representing more than seventy of the leadingUniversities of Europe and America. The student enrollment is abouf 3,200. The plans for the future call for more buildings and further equipment.Six buildings were in process of erection the past year. The location in the centre of the greatest State in the Union, on railwaysthat furnish nearly two hundred trains every Oay, within five and a half hours
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SIMS HALL, MENS DORMITORY, SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY. of New York and a little more than a night of Chicago, In a city that is verynear the top of the list for healthfulness, in a convention town to which comemany instructive conventions, secures to Syracuse University many advantagesand the certainty of a great future. There are many opportunities for self help, and the fees are so moderateand the student habits are so economical as to render it possible for anystudent of grit and courage to successfully complete a College course. While self-government is encouraged, sound morals and careful habits areregarded as prerequisite to the soundest and safest scholarship and are in-sisted upon uncompromisingly. For catalogue, illustrated bulletin, etc., address THE REGISTRAR, Syracuse University. Syracuse, N. T.822 THEBOWERY SAVINGS BANK OF IMENA/ YORKMore Than One Hundred Million Dollars in Its Vaults No Similar Institution In All the World Has Such an Immense Volume of Deposits THE Bowery Savin

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