The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, May 09, 1916, Page 3, Image 3
Dr. Chamberlayne Writes of
Rhodes Scholarship.
What are the Rhodes Scholair
ships?
They are the bequest of Cecil
Rhodes, of South Africa. who
left $10,000,000 to Oxford Uni
versity to provide three-year
scholarships of $1500 a year to
students in the British Colonies,
the United States and Germany.
What are the entrance require
.s ments?
.? First, the candidates must pass
8 the qualifying examination held
every Oetober in every state.
* This qualifying examination,
which is not competitive, is
merely to enhance examination
j into Oxford. Candidates must
c4 be between 18 and 24, unmar
'8 ried, and at least in their second
a year of college. The subjects in
which they are examined are:
Arithmetic, either algebra or
geometry, Latin grammar,
translation and composition, and
Greek grammar and translation,
though the requirement of Greek
may be waived in the case of a
student who has passed the rest
of the examination, and promises
to make up the Greek and pass
it at Oxford before entering.
. Second, of the qualified can
didates that one is chosen by the
committee of selection in his
state, who makes the best'show
ing on the basis of the scholar
ship, character, qualities of
leadership as indicated by pre
vious activities, and fondness for
and skill in out door sports.
What sort ofcourse does Oxford
ofer?
Not solely the classics, but also
inathematics, history and eco
nomics, modern literature, philos
ophy, anthropology, law, theol
-ogy, natural science including
physics, chemistry, physiology,
botany, forestry. Degrees are
also granted in medicine, sur
gery and music.
These courses are given in the
most famous university of the
English speaking world, and in
many cases by the greatest liv
ing authorities on these subjects.
CERCLE FRANCAIS TO
GIVE ENTERTAINMENT
(CONTINUED FROM PAUE ONE.)
posit it to this account.
Wednesday Professor Keith
received a letter from the French
ambassador thanking him as
president of the Cercie Francais
here for the efforts they are
making for the soldiers of his
country.
The meeting on Monday even
ing began with a violin solo by
Dr. Coward accompanied by
Mr. de Launay. Prof. Bradley
then read a paper on the "Prus
sianization of France and Eng
land." Following this Dr.
Coward gave another French
selection on his violin. The
closing feature of the program
was a series of lantern slides of
French buildings of interest and
importance, given by Prof.
Teeple.
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