Word: presenters
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...time of national stress, such as the present, the more subjects of importance that are kept before the public eye the more likely we are to reach an ultimately correct and satisfactory conclusion. How do those who want to exclude a given theory from university teaching know that it is false? They cannot be sure of that until it is thoroughly investigated, and there can be no more fitting place for such investigation than the universities...
...custom to invite professors and instructors by departments and alphabetically, and this week professors in the Music, Anthropology, and English departments, and all other members of the Faculty from "A" to "D" have been invited. Several members of these three departments have already signified their intention of being present, and several more are expected to come. Those who have accepted are: Professors F. N. Robinson '91 and B. S. Hurlburt '87; Associate Professor I. L. Winter '86; Assistant Professors E. A. Hill, W. C. Heilman, A. and R. W. Coues...
...Based on the foregoing quota only two classes, 1892 and 1901, had gone 'over the top' up to noon yesterday, when the classes were ranked by the committee so far as the estimated quota was concerned. These classes happen to be particularly active in their present class campaign in their endeavor to keep in the lead as regards amounts, and to perfect their standing as regards the number of subscriptions obtained." Classes before 1881, $1,500,000 From 1881 to 1900 inclusive, $8,000,000 From 1901 to 1910 inclusive, $2,500,000 From 1911 to 1919 inclusive...
Throughout the month of practice there will be weekly competitions in all events to show what progress has been made. At the end of that time, according to the present plans a cup will be given to the man in each event who gives evidence of the most improvement during the practice...
...present action has been made possible by the gift to the Endowment Fund of $50,000 from Max Epstein of Chicago, President of the American Tank Car Company, for a loan fund to be used in assisting able students to pay their tuition and give them general assistance in the Law School...