Word: succeeded
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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Assistant Professor O. M. W. Sprague '94, A. M., Ph.D., of the Department of Economics, has resigned from the University, having been appointed Professor of Economics at the Imperial University and Higher Commercial School of Tokio, to succeed in this position C. S. Griffin '95, who died last year. Professor Sprague received his appointment of assistant professor of Economics here in the University in 1898. In consequence of this resignation, Economics 6 will be given this year by Professor Taussig and Assistant Professor Gay, and Economics 8b by Assistant Professor Andrew. Economics a, International Trade, and Economics 20d, History...
There is a decided lack of good material among the men who have thus far reported for the Freshman baseball team. For the team to succeed this spring it is essential that more pitchers and infielders report at once...
...simplest methods. They must have something to say, they must mean what they say, and they must say it so that it can be heard. Sound arguments and plain facts carry more votes than party abuse or flights of rhetoric. Honest purpose, backed by character, does not always succeed, yet never more than today has the sincere advocacy of a cause a better chance of hearing...
There is a decided lack of good material among the men who have thus far reported for the Freshman baseball team. For the team to succeed this spring it is essential that more pitchers and in fielders report at once...
...Sofia in Bulgaria, as professor of Russian history, but was again exiled. He returned to Russia in 1901 and declined Minister von Plehve's offer of the Ministry of Education. Since then he has been professor of Russian Institutions in the University of Chicago. Should the present liberal movement succeed in Russia, it is certain that he will held a high place in the government. He is the author of several Historical works, the best known being his "History of Russian Civilization," which has been translated into several languages...