Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The University Record, 1921, Vol. 7
In lieu of the usual Convocation address it has become the custom at the December Convocation to have a report by the President of the University covering in brief form the situation at the current time. This is, in many senses, a home Convocation, and the report is adapted, therefore, to the interest and information of members of the University.
That post-war conditions in educational institutions are becoming nearly normal is evident throughout the entire country. This is made apparent by many factors, and among them by the record of attendance of students.
The total registration during the quarter just closing is as against for the Autumn Quarter of. 1919. The gain is not large but is rather more than was expected under the present business and social conditions.
In this connection it may be interesting to record the total attendance for several years past, Showing the effect of war on the University and the restoration of normal conditions.
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