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History

N June 24, 1902, the Supreme Court of Indiana, in the case of Fisher vs. Brown, rendered a decision, without a dissenting opinion, that "the Indiana University is an integral part of our free school system;" "that it was the special creation of the Constitution" and that "the University, as well as its endowment, has always been under the supervision of the State."

The Indiana University was founded by an Act of the State Legislature, approved January 20, 1820, establishing "the State Seminary" at Bloomington, and appropriating to its use certain lands granted by Congress to the State for that purpose. By Act of Janury 24, 1828, its name was changed to that of the "Indiana College," and by Act of February 15, 1838, to the "Indiana UniverBity."

After the adoption of the present State Constitution in 1851, the Legislature passed a bill (approved June 17, 1852) enacting that "the Institution established by 'an Act to establish a College in the State of Indiana,' approved January 28, 1828, is hereby recognized as the University of the State."

The texts of these acts, together with subsequent acts, in whole or part, for the government and maintenance of the University, are given in the University catalogue for recent years.

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General Statements

NDIANA UNIVERSITY is one of the oldest educational institutions in the West. Its doors were opened to men in 1824, and to women in 1868. The first graduating exercises were held in 1830. The annual attendance prior to 1850 ranged from thirty-eight in 1841 to one hundred and fifteen in 1846. From 1850 to 1884 the smallest attendance in the University was forty-eight in 1853, the largest, one hundred and ninety, in 1881. The remarkable growth since that time is shown by the following five-year table:

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Summer Session Butler College Does your

June 22 to July 31, 1903

Instruction by Members of the College Faculty. For prospectus, address W. J. KARSLAKE, Registrar,

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Games?

Games of "Addition and Subtrac-
tion," "Multiplication and Divis-
ion," and "Fractions" now ready.
History, Geography, Domestic
Animals, Wild Animals, Birds,
Literature and Word Games, in
preparation-ready next fall.

Other useful and interesting
school games to follow.
Write for descriptive circulars.

The Cincinnati Game Company,
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RICHARD G. BOONE, Supt. of Schools, Cincinnati, Ohio. Editor in Chief.

DAVID EUGENE SMITH, Professor of Mathematics, Teachers College. Columbia University, New York, Department Editor of Mathematical Games.

WILBUR F. GORDY. Supervising Principal, Hartford, Conn., Author of "Gordy s School History, Department Editor of History Games.

M. ADELAIDE HOLTON. Supervisor of Primary Schools. Minneapolis. Minn.. Author of "Holton s Primer, Department Editor of Primary Games.

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