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                <text>5 October, 1917&#13;
Mr. Palmer C. Ricketts, Director&#13;
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Troy, N.Y.&#13;
&#13;
My dear Mr. Ricketts:&#13;
&#13;
Allow me to thank you for your letter relating to the admission credits granted by you to Mr. Kai Liang, who is planning to complete hie preparation for the Institute at this school. I trust that we may be able to send the boy to you later fully prepared to meet in a satisfactory way the scholarship requirements of Rensselaer.&#13;
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Very sincerely yours,&#13;
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I have received from Professor E. Swavely, Principal of the Army &amp; Navy Preparatory School at Washington, D.C. a certificate covering the work of Mr. T.Kai Liang at that school. From the certificate we can accept, in place of entrance examinations, the following required subjects: Elementary and Intermediate Algebra; Plane and Solid Geometry; Chemistry; United States History; French. We can also accept the following elective subjects: German; Advanced Algebra; Trigonomety. The required Algebra and Geometry count 3 units, the Chemistry 1 unit, the History 1 unit, and the French 2 units. This leaves 3 required units in English for the work of the current year. The accepted elective subjects amount to 3 units, made up of German 2, Advanced Algebra ½, and Trigonometry ½. This leaves one elective unit to be made up by work during the current year. This may be made in Physics or any other science, or in history or language. &#13;
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                <text>August 28, 1907&#13;
President Palmer G. Ricketts&#13;
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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;
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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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PALMER C. RICKETTS, DIRECTOR&#13;
TROY. N.Y. Sept. 5, 1907.&#13;
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Prof. Alfred E. Stearns,&#13;
Phillips Academy, Andover, Mass.&#13;
&#13;
Dear Sir:-&#13;
&#13;
I have your letter of Aug. 30th regarding Mr. Sen Yan Yung.&#13;
&#13;
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;
&#13;
DICTATED BY P. C. R.&#13;
BUT NOT REVISED. &#13;
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&#13;
Dear Sir:&#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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Algebra to Quadratics C-, A, B+&#13;
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Very truly yours. &#13;
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Dear Sir:-&#13;
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I have your letter of the 18th inst. relating to the entrance of Mr. Sen Yan Yung to this institution, together with three enclosures which I will return after you have answered the following inquiries.&#13;
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We are more particularly interested in the young man’s Algebra through Quadratic Equations and his Geometry. Will you kindly write me telling me whether he &#13;
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President P.C. Ricketts,&#13;
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Troy, N.Y.&#13;
Dear Sir:&#13;
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Mr. Sen Yan Yung, another one of the Chinese Boys of whom I wrote you recently, has just asked me to write you in his behalf. Mr. Yung to enter your Institution this fall. I think he has already sent you his college credits, if not, he will doubtless do so very soon. Mr. Yung is a fine, gentlemanly, and ambitious fellow, who has made a good record here, and who will continue to do so with you I feel confident. I shall be glad to have you advise me if you have not yet received his college credits.&#13;
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 Very truly yours,&#13;
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[signature] &#13;
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Principal&#13;
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Troy, N. Y., July 26, 1907&#13;
&#13;
Prof. Cecil K. Bancroft,&#13;
Phillips Academy,&#13;
Andover, Mass.&#13;
&#13;
Dear Sir:-&#13;
&#13;
I have your letter of July 24th.&#13;
&#13;
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;
&#13;
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;
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Dictated by P. C. R. but not revised.&#13;
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Dear sir:&#13;
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We have sent you by express the picture of the Sage building, referred, to in our previous correspondence. Should, this arrive broken in any way, will you be kind enough to have it repaired, and send the account to me? We shall be only too glad, to immediately remit the amount for the repair.&#13;
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Very truly yours,&#13;
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PALMER C. RICKETTS, DIRECTOR&#13;
TROY. N. Y. Oct. 5, 1909&#13;
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Dr. Alfred E. Stearns,&#13;
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Principal, Phillips Academy, Andover, Mass.&#13;
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Dear Sir:-&#13;
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We have six 8 x 10” photographs, showing exterior and interior views of the Russell Sage Laboratory of this institution, in one mat with a plain dark frame. The outside measurement is 40” x 25". These pictures correspond to the views on pages 6, 8, 10, 30, 62 and 80 of the bulletin describing the Sage building. I send you a copy of this bulletin.&#13;
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The picture is handsome and I believe instructive. If you can find a good place for it on the walls of your school, we shall be glad to send one to you by express prepaid.&#13;
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Kindly answer on the enclosed postal.&#13;
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Very truly yours, (Enc.) &#13;
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