Word: arbor
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...School of Music" has been established at Ann Arbor in connection with the University of Michigan...
Prof. Frothingham, in the medical department of the Michigan University at Ann Arbor, Mich., has had a hearing before the faculty on charges preferred by Mr. Morgan, that in his lectures he had made sneering remarks against Christanity and had said that all ministers were liars. A large number of witnesses were examined, most of whom denied that such language had been used. The verdict of the faculty has not yet been made known...
...commenting on the recent annual report of President Gilman of Johns Hopkins University, the Advertiser says: "The fact that the Baltimore experiment has had highly interesting and gratifying success, proves nothing against Cornell, Ann Arbor, Yale or Harvard, and the friends of Harvard in particular have good ground for maintaining that beside much else, there is attempted in Cambridge that very work which gives Johns Hopkins its distinctive character...
...recent announcement that the first year of the Harvard law course would bring the degree of A. M. to graduates of Harvard and of other colleges on the same plane brought applications from all parts of the country, graduates of Williams, Ann Arbor, Yale, University of New Brunswick, Kentucky Military Institute, and other schools of all sizes. But only a few, those coming from Yale, Brown, Dartmouth, etc., were recognized as on a level with the Harvard graduates, the others being told that their degrees bore evidence of the fact that their training was about sufficient to rank them with...
...women's college, should make application for admission under the general government of the university, then it might be advisable to allow its petition. Not, it is to be hoped, should co-education ever be admitted at Harvard to the extent that it holds at Cornell or at Ann Arbor, but perhaps under some modification of the system prevalent at Oxford and Cambridge in Girton and Newnham colleges. On the grounds of economy, if on no other, such a result might be desired...