Word: oberlin
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...time when he started his career as a laborer, Mr. Williams was personnel director and vice-president of the Hydraulic Steel Company. Previous to that time he had been assistant to the president of Oberlin College and executive secretary of the Cleveland Welfare Federation. He has lectured on labor problems at the Business School and at the Tuck School of Business Administration, Dartmouth...
...colleges are represented as follows: Harvard 123. Leland Stanford 20. University of California and Dartmouth each 18. University of Kansas and Yale each 14. University of Minnesota 13. Oberlin College...
...recent examples; editor of the University of Dubuque "Blue and White" resigns because it is charged that he did not "support the administration": President of the University of Indiana rebukes the editor of the "Student" for an editorial dealing with a recent happening in the state legislature; professor at Oberlin refuses to give "copy" to a "Review" reporter because the editor did not give his department enough publicity on a previous occasion...
...Harvard College, of which there are 93, or only 15 per cent of the total enrollment, the University of California, with 28 graduates, has the greatest number of representatives enrolled. Dartmouth College comes next with 14, followed by the University of Minnesota, with 13, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Oberlin College, Stanford College and Yale College with 11 each. Princeton with 10 and the University of Kansas with...
...Technology, which is mainly a research center. Until 1921 his scientific career was spent at the University of Chicago, where he rose through all the ranks from assistant to professor and co-worker with Michelson in the department of physics. Born in Illinois, 1868, he was educated at Oberlin, Columbia, Berlin, Göttingen. He is well known abroad, has already received many prizes, including the Edison medal, for his work with electrons and ions, is the author of several standard works, particularly The Electron (University of Chicago Press...