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...Johnston Marshall, as Austin Teaching Fellow in Chemistry; Alexander Donald Macdonald 2G, as Austin Teaching Fellow in Chemistry; Arthur Welch Phillips 1G, as Austin Teaching Fellow in Chemistry; Orin Renwick Douthett 1G, as Austin Teaching Fellow in Chemistry; Ralph Hunter Bailey 2G, as Austin Teaching Fellow in Chemistry; Joseph Vincent Fuller 2G, as Austin Teaching Fellow in History; Reginald Francis Arragon, as Instructor in History; Lee Irvin Smith 2G, as Instructor in Chemistry...
...will end up in the university Quadrangle between Woodbridge Hall and the Dining Hall, where patriotic songs will be sung and two addresses delivered from the balcony of Memorial Hall, from which President Taft spoke on his return to New Haven. These addresses will be delivered by George R. Vincent, 1885, President of the University of Minnesota and president-elect of the Rockefeller Foundation, and by Captain R. M. Danford, U. S. A., who has been in charge of the Yale...
...course), as of the Class of 1916: Wallace Campbell, Chung Heng Chen, Thedore Lambert DeCamp, Edward Vincent Flanagan, David Dewey Greene, Robert Frederick Herrick, Jr., Richard Stuart Cutter King, Frank Earl Large, Albert Fear Leffingwell, Danforth Miller, Angelo Giovanni Perez, Livingstone Porter, William Cary Sanger, Jr., Parker Fletcher Schofield, George William Sullivan, Wendell Townsend, Carl Otto Jordan Wheeler. As of the Class of 1915: Donald Stuart Campbell, Carl Sumner Fleming, Victor Levine. As of the Class of 1913: Howard Corneal Shaw. As of the Class of 1911: William Denis Foley. As of the Class of 1906: Ralph Wilder Brown...
...committee composed of President Lowell, Major John W. Kingman, Superintendent Nichols of the Virginia Military Institute, the Reverend Edward Pace of the Catholic University of America. President Drinker of Lehigh, President Thompson of Ohio State University and President Vincent of the University of Minnesota, were appointed to draft a military curriculum. The taking of this curriculum will exempt graduates of such institutions from taking the regular army examination in order to obtain commissions as reserve officers...
...California; President Hutchins of Michigan; President Denny of the University of Alabama; President James of Illinois; President Kirkland of Vanderbilt; Reverend E. A. Pace, president of the Catholic University of America; President Thompson of Ohio State; President Ayres of Tennessee; President Riggs of Clemson Agricultural College, and President Vincent of Minnesota...