Regents Upgrade Wisconsin Faculty With New Posts
The University of Wisconsin regents, at a quarterly meeting, created new professorships in zoology and European history and established an associate professorship in physiology and a professorship in rhetoric and oratory. A forestry course will be added taught by state forester H. M. Griffith. Several faculty promotions and appointments follow in philosophy education anatomy botany German political economy physics and zoology, with names including A B Clawson Ruth F Allen G Lehmann Ralph Hess Willibald Weniger and others.
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Madison, Wis
University of Wisconsin
Philosophy and Education
J. W. Stearns
Birge
College of Letters and Science
H. M. Griffith
David A. Crawford
B. A. Wisconsin
Ruth F. Allen
B. S. Wisconsin
G. Lehmann
University of Leipzig
University of Indiana
F. W. Oswald
A. B. Cornell
Cornell
Ralph H. Hess
B. S. Colorado College
Willibald Weniger
B. A
R. A. Wetzler
B. S. University of Minnesota
College of Engineering Promotes and Appoints Faculty Seniors
A lengthy roster lists promotions to professorships and new appointments across multiple departments. Notable moves include Evander B. McGilvray to Sage professor of moral philosophy at Cornell and Alfred L. P. Dennis advancing to associate professor of European history at the University of Chicago. Interdepartmental shifts cover philosophy, history, education, rhetoric, economics, physics, chemistry, German, English, German, mathematics, and engineering with several assistant and associate roles.
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Evander B. McGilvray
Princeton
California
University of California
Sage
Cornell
Alfred L. P. Dennis
Columbiaffi
Bowdoin
University of Chicago
Harvard
Edward C. Elliott
Nebraska
Columbia
Leadville
Colo
Teachers’ College
Columbia University
Rollo LaVerne Lyman
A. B
Beloit
Frank C. Sharp
Amherst
University of Berlin
D. Earle Burchell
Charles E. Mendenhall
Rose Polytechnic
Johns Hopkins University
Willard G. Beyer
University of Wisconsin
M. Blakemore Evans
Boston
University of Bonn
Geo. C. Sellery
Toronto
Albert H. Taylor
Northwestern University
Henry C. Taylor
Iowa Agricultural College
Charles F. Burgess
B. S
E. E
Leonard S. Smith
C. E
Herbert F. Moore
New Hampshire College
Borodino class battleship sunk in battle at sea
The Borodino, a 13 600 ton battleship built at St. Petersburg, was reported lost. Displacing 13 600 tons and 307 feet long, she carried Krupp armor up to nine inches and a mixed armament of twelve 6 inch guns, twenty 3 inch guns, six 1 pounders plus torpedo tubes. Her crew numbered 750 men.
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York Herald
St. Petersburg
Admiralty
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Edwin W. Pahlow
David L. Patterson
Pennsylvania State College
University
John L. Kind
University of Nebraska
John F. Haussman
University of Michigan
R. S. Potter
R. A. Moritz
Leonard R. Ingersoll
Colorado College
Roy D. Hall
University of Pennsylvania
Fred L. Shinn
B.S. Indiana
Harry B. North
Edgar B. Hutchins
Ottawa
Elizabeth Bass
Wellesley
Boston Normal School of Gymnastics
Stephen W. Gilman
Frances C. Berkeley
Barnard
A. M
Mt. Holyoke
Edwin C. Woolley
Chicago
Ohio Wesleyan
Frederick W. Roe
A. B. Wesleyan
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A. B. Stanford
College OF Engineering
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Cream OF Russ Navy
Borodino
Paul Rubens
Sol. Broom
N. Y
Prof. W. McGrath
Jennings and
Jewel
J. R. Kerr
Eva Thatcher
Kinodrome
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