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Eureka Daily Sentinel
Eureka, Eureka County, Nevada
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The University of Strasburg, founded in 1567 and reorganized in 1871 as a symbol of new political conditions, has received over $3,500,000 for new buildings and an annual $250,000 appropriation. It features magnificent edifices, a 560,000-volume library, 73 ordinary and 19 extraordinary professors, and had 858 students last year.
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The University of Strasburg, founded in 1567, was reorganized in 1871, and is thus in a certain sense a monument of the new political conditions. Since the reorganization over $3,500,000 has been expended for new buildings, etc., and there is an annual appropriation of nearly $250,000 for its support. Its new edifices are a series of magnificent palaces, and its library contains 560,000 volumes. No other institution in Europe has so rich a provision for higher education. It now has seventy-three ordinary and nineteen extraordinary professors. Last year there were 858 students.
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Strasburg
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Founded 1567, Reorganized 1871
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over $3,500,000 expended for new buildings; annual appropriation of nearly $250,000; 560,000 volumes in library; seventy-three ordinary and nineteen extraordinary professors; 858 students last year
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The University of Strasburg, founded in 1567, was reorganized in 1871, and is thus in a certain sense a monument of the new political conditions. Since the reorganization over $3,500,000 has been expended for new buildings, etc., and there is an annual appropriation of nearly $250,000 for its support. Its new edifices are a series of magnificent palaces, and its library contains 560,000 volumes. No other institution in Europe has so rich a provision for higher education. It now has seventy-three ordinary and nineteen extraordinary professors. Last year there were 858 students.