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                <text>Mr. Y.S.Wong&#13;
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My dear Wong:&#13;
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Many thanks for your good letter of the 2nd inst. You may be sure that we shall all be keenly disappointed to lose you from our numbers here. On the other hand, I am glad for your sake that you are able to push on into the higher work and I must sincerely wish for you all success in your new surroundings. Don’t forget, however, that you have left behind you many warm friends here in Andover who will follow you with the greatest interest, and who will always be glad to extend to you a warm welcome should it possible to direct your footsteps this way. &#13;
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As for the key, don’t worry about it further. Probably it has been mislaid here in the office. In any XX, we have changed they keys in the Woods house this year, so that the old key will not be any longer needed. &#13;
&#13;
With kind regards and the best of wishes to you, believe me, &#13;
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Very sincerely yours. &#13;
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                <text>Mr. Y.S.Wong, &#13;
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My dear Wong:&#13;
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I was very glad to get your letter of the 10th inst, even though it dealt chiefly with business matters. As I understand the arrangement, the College Entrance Board officers to return note-books on receipt of the necessary postage. Whether they hold the books as long as this, I XX say, but it would be well worth XX. I think to write them to find it, Address-College Entrance Examination Board, Post Office Substations 84, New York City. &#13;
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I am afraid that I can’t give you any more light on the whereabouts of your Physics note-book. Dr. Page is absolutely positive that your book was sent with the others to the College Entrance Board. In that case, it must have been lost either on the way or by the representatives of the Board who handled it. Possibly it would be worth while to make further inquiries of them, though I fear the book has disappeared for good. &#13;
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I hope all goes well with you at Cornell, and that you are thoroughly enjoying your life and work in that good institution. Things are about as usual here, though we miss the old faces, and I especially miss your cheery smile and uniform good-nature. Come back and see us when you can, and occasionally, if you have time, drop me a note. I shall always be glad to hear from you. &#13;
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Wishing you every success in college and beyond, believe me&#13;
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Sincerely yours, &#13;
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                <text>August 28, 1907&#13;
President Palmer G. Ricketts&#13;
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&#13;
My dear sir:&#13;
&#13;
I beg to inclose herewith a report of the College Entrance Examination Board on the examination of Mr. Yew Yung Chan, one of our Chinese students who plans to enter your institution this fall. Will you kindly advise me what credits you can give the boy and on what condition you will be able to receive him? Mr. Chan is one of several of our Chinese boys who have decided to continue their American education in your institution. We have had a number of these boys here in the past few years and they have proved in every way most desirable students. They are boys who came to this country either under the influence of the late Minister from China, or under the guidance of Dr. Tenny, who has had charge of the government students. Practically all of them are doing their advanced work in the leading scientific institutions of the best and these institutions, as I have heard again and again, from their authorities, are very glad to enroll them among their number, for they are usually bright and promising fellows. Mr. Fearing of Amherst has had indirect charge of a good many of these boys and we have recently talked the matter over and are anxious that some of them should go to Troy. &#13;
&#13;
Mr. Chan is not one of the brightest of the lot, though he is strong in mathematics and is faithful in his work. He has gained steadily will continue to do so I think. &#13;
&#13;
In English it is only fair to say that the majority of institution are ready to make exception to these boys. As you will note, Mr. Chan has failed his English examination badly. Most of these boys do so. Yet in spite of that fact they are able through their natural ability and faithfulness to maintain more than satisfactory standing in other subjects. This weakness also interferes with their work in modern languages. &#13;
&#13;
I shall be glad to have you advise me whether you can accept Mr. Chan under these conditions, and one what terms. You will doubtless hear from one or two more of these boys in the next few days if you have not already done so. &#13;
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Very sincerely yours, &#13;
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In reply to your favor of the 22nd in regard to Mr. Sen Yan Yung, I wish to state that he has had the full course in this school with the following grades:&#13;
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Mr. Yik Sing Wong, &#13;
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My dear Wong:&#13;
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Mr.Stearns is away on his vacation, so your letter falls into my hands. I do not understand just what you need for Cornell. The College Entrance Board certificate with Mr. Stearns’s signature upon it, if forwarded to Cornell will, I think, count as a sufficient recommendation. &#13;
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The Registrar&#13;
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My dear Sir:&#13;
&#13;
Mr. Sen Yan Yung has been a member of this school for two years and I am sending herewith his school grades while here, together with his credits at the summer session of Cornell, closing August 15, 1906, and the results of his College Entrance Board examinations this June. He is now making up his Elementary German at the Cornell Summer School and will doubtless get credit for this course. He wishes to gain admission to your Institute next September. His deficiency in English is natural for one who has had so little practice in the language and this has doubtless handicapped him in his German, for you will notice that in the early terms on the Grammar he has done very well. I shall be glad to know what you can credit him towards entrance with you on this showing. He is a good fellow. &#13;
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RENSSELAER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE,&#13;
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TROY, N. Y.&#13;
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April 14, 1926&#13;
&#13;
&#13;
Principal, &#13;
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Dear Sir:&#13;
&#13;
Would you care to accept a shield in dark oak, upon which is mounted the coat-of-arms of the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in bronze? This would make a handsome and suitable ornament to be hung in the corridor of your school. It is about 16” in height and about 15” in width at the upper part of the shield. It is very well made.&#13;
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Prof. Alfred E. Stearns,&#13;
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Dear Sir:-&#13;
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I have your letter of Aug. 30th regarding Mr. Sen Yan Yung.&#13;
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I am very much indebted to you for this letter. I wrote Professor Bancroft July 26th stating that we would admit Mr. Yung to the Freshman class without examination in all subjects except English. If he passes our course in English in the Sophomore year we will consider him passed in our entrance English. We have to grant foreigners this privilege at times.&#13;
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Very truly yours,&#13;
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DICTATED BY P. C. R.&#13;
BUT NOT REVISED. &#13;
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Troy, N. Y., July 26, 1907&#13;
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Prof. Cecil K. Bancroft,&#13;
Phillips Academy,&#13;
Andover, Mass.&#13;
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Dear Sir:-&#13;
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I have your letter of July 24th.&#13;
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In consequence of your letter we will permit Mr. Yung to enter the Institute without examination in all subjects except English. If he passes our course in English, which is given in the first term of the Sophomore year, we will pass off his condition in English. Since he is a foreigner we will be satisfied if he knows a considerable amount of English at the end of our course in that subject.&#13;
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Will you be kind enough to communicate this information to Mr. Yung.&#13;
Thanking you for the trouble you have taken in this connection I am, (Signed)&#13;
	Palmer C. Ricketts.&#13;
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Dictated by P. C. R. but not revised.&#13;
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