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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...knew him as a deep and thorough student of the drama. Edward Sheldon, of 1908, took his degree magna cum laude, and is in the Phi Beta Kappa. William Vaughn Moody, '93, author of "The Great Divide", which has many claims to be the best play ever written in America, took his degree magna cum laude, gained honorable mention in English, and was in the Phi Beta Kappa. Of the three men from different colleges now most prominently mentioned as candidates for the Presidency. William H. Taft was a very high scholar indeed; and, as everybody knows, might...
While first at Harvard as an assistant, he worked under Professor Hill on the constitution of pyromucic acid. In recent years he has confined his work chiefly to the study of minute traces of arsenic and antimony by the Gutzeit method. Professor Sanger has not written any books; but has published a number of papers on subjects that he has investigated. He was a Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, a member of the American Chemical Society and a member of the Deutsche Chemische Gesellschaft...
...very copious author, having written thirty odd books on philosophy and its relations to Christianity. His most important works are "The Life of the Spirit," "Christianity and the New Idealism," and the "Meaning and Value of Life." In 1908 he received the Nobel prize as the most eminent philosopher of the time...
...Emporia Daily and the Weekly Gazette, will deliver the fifth of a series of lectures on the Progressive Movement, in Emerson D, on Friday, at 8.15 o'clock. The special topic of his lecture will be "Concerning Certain Demagogues." Mr. White, besides being a prominent editor, has written a number of popular books, chief among which are "A Certain Rich Man," "In Our Town," and "The Real Issue." This lecture is given under the auspices of a committee of the Faculty and is open to all members of the University...
...time, but who have literary ability and, above all, straight-forward, common-sense ideas, suggestions and encouragements for the various University interests, we devised last year the editorial competition. This spring it will be open to Juniors and Sophomores, each of whom will be called upon for two well-written editorials each week. By the latter test it is our wish to secure for the paper men who can best express in the editorial column the public opinion of the student body as it should be concentrated and expressed by a university paper...