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Two months ago George Boas, Professor of Philosophy in Johns Hopkins University, contributed to the Atlantic Monthly an article-letter entitled "To a Young Man Bent on Entering the Professorial." In a Mr. Boas assured the anonymous young man that after ten years exposure to academic airs, he would become...
In the 26 two-mile championship races in I. C. A. A. A. A. history the titles have been won by athletes of eight colleges. Cornell men have won 14, Penn 4, Harvard 2, Johns Hopkins 2 and one has gone to Yale, Columbia, Michigan and Williams. The record has...
It is not by chance that a railroad clerk or track laborer rises to be president of the system. It is not by chance that universities select the heads of their boards of trustees and the chairmen of their endowment-raising committees. It is not by chance that Daniel Willard...
Mr. Willard was elected last week, after twelve years on the Johns Hopkins board and three years as mainspring of a committee that has raised some six millions to expand and endow the Johns Hopkins hospital and medi-cal school. Now he will be, with President Goodnow, the mainspring by...
Harvard and Johns Hopkins stand, with very little company, at the forefront of higher education in the U. S.-for research, for great teachers, for liberal and progressive educational policies. It is notable to behold those policies, so far as they are brought about by boards of trustees, being furthered...