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Arriving in Cleveland tomorrow morning, Professor Moore will visit Western Reserve University as the guest of President Charles F. Thwing '76. On the next morning he will go to Oberlin and remain for the night, returning to Cleveland in the morning and leaving immediately for Marietta College, where he will arrive late that evening. After spending January 27 at Marietta he will go on the next day to Delaware, as the guest of President Welch of Ohio Wesleyan University. After conducting the university chapel evercises on the morning of January 29 he will go to Wooster, where he will...
...Lawrence Lowell '77 described President Eliot from the point of view of a member of the Faculty. It has been thought by many that the President ruled the Faculty with a heavy hand. This is not the case. As soon as an instructor fails to give satisfaction he must go, but as long as his work is up to the standard he may teach as he pleases. He tolerates everybody's views, though they differ widely from his own. We can measure what has been accomplished during President Eliot's administration by comparing the position of the University...
Leaving Boston next Friday, he will reach Cleveland the following day and will visit Western Reserve University as the guest of President C. F. Thwing '76. On the morning of Monday, January 25, he will go to Oberlin, returning to Cleveland the next day on his way to Marietta College, from which he was graduated in 1877. He will proceed on January 28 to Ohio Wesleyan University in Delaware, where he will conduct the chapel service on the following morning. On the afternoon of that day he will go to Wooster as the guest of Professor Martin of Wooster University...
...importance or difficulty for entrance are very much in the minority and they are competing with a number of colleges where all a man needs is a school certificate. The further reduction this year indicates a definite trend at present which we are inclined to be lieve, will not go beyond a certain point. It indicates as well the necessity of the proper authorities looking into the situation thoroughly and determining how it is possible to keep our numbers what they should...
...March 23 he will leave Asheville for Greensboro, where that night will be spent. On the morning of the next day he will be at Guilford College, and will go from there to Durham that afternoon. While at Durham he will visit Trinity College at that place, and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill not far away. On March 27 he will journey to Richmond, where he will remain over the twenty-ninth. The next day he will be in Washington, where he will attend the dinner of the Harvard Club of Washington. The following evening, at Baltimore...