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The increased fee will correspond to that at other leading Eastern universities such as Yale, Dartmouth, Brown, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Williams, and Johns Hopkins. Princeton, however, has fixed its tuition at $450.
Elected. Dr. Charles Keyser Edmunds, onetime (1924-26) provost of Johns Hopkins University, onetime president of Lingnan University (formerly the Canton Christian College, China); to be president of Pomona College, Claremont, Calif. He succeeds Dr. James Arnold Blaisdell.
One heard the call. President Frank Johnson Goodnow, 69, resigned, giving the trustees of Johns Hopkins until July 1, 1929 to find a successor. Said he: "A younger man should be president."
An authority on administrative law and municipal government. Dr. Goodnow is the university's third chief. Under his administration, Johns Hopkins last year (TIME, Nov. 1, 1926) returned to its original plan of concentration on advanced studies. It will drop the first two years of college work as soon as...
His successor chosen, Dr. Goodnow will "loaf for a while"; in May will represent Johns Hopkins in England at the three hundredth anniversary of Harvey's discovery that blood circulates; will probably ride around the Mediterranean.