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President, Dr. R. T. McKenzie of McGill University; first vice-president, Dr. J. E. Maitland of Columbia; second vice-president, Dr. W. A. Lambeth of the University of Virginia; secretary and treasurer, Dr. J. A. Babbitt of Haverford College; executive committee, Dr. Reycroft of Chicago University, Dr. D. A. Sargent of Harvard, Dr. W. G. Anderson of Yale; committee on the revision of physical examinations, Dr. Sargent, Dr. Reycroft, Mr. F. W. Marvel of Brown University...
...Faculty Position of the Physical Director," by Mr. Marvel; "Physical Training in the World's Exposition at St. Louis," by Dr. Reycroft; "Types of Thorax and Their Relation to Chest Expansion and Lung Capacity," by Dr. McKenzie; Secretary's report on the Work of the Society, by Dr. Babbitt; "The Influence of Heavy Gymnastics," by Mr. C. E. Suiter of the Western University of Pennsylvania; "Modern Tendencies in College Athletics," by Dr. P. C. Phillips of Amherst College; reports of the committee on the revision of the physical examination, by Dr. Sargent...
...committee in charge of the arrangements is as follows: Dean Shaler, Chairman, Professor F. G. Peabody, Assistant Professor A. C. Coolidge, Assistant Professor C. H. Moore, Assistant Professor J. H. Ropes, and Assistant Professor I. Babbitt...
Professor E. H. Babbitt '86 of the University of the South, addressed the Modern Language Conference last evening on "Southern Varieties of American Pronunciation...
...distinct divisions into which this country is divided, according to pronunciation. The northeast and all west of Ohio form the other two. Pronunciation in the South is very characteristic, for the southerners have not mixed with the many specific instances of southern have they been affected by immigration. Professor Babbitt then gave many specific instances of southern pronunciation...