Emory University - Campus Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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New roads, new buildings, and new machines are part of Emory's progress during the past year. Until this year the only road leading directly to the Quadrangle from off campus wasthe winding one which passes Glenn Memorial Auditorium and the Rich Memorial Building, and ends near the Law Building. Now three more direct roads, all leading to the Administration Building at the western end of the Quadrangle have loeen laid and hard-surfaced. One goes on a direct line from Emory Village across a fill to the Administration Building. Construction work started last fall for three women's dormitories on Clifton Road. Three dorms, adjacent to Harris Hall, will house some 336 girls when classes begin in the fall. The Emory chemistry department now has a new machine for the analysis of compounds. Called the nuclear magnetic resonance machine, it is used to determine the electrical structure of chemical compounds. One of +he mos+ helpfu One of fhe +hree women's dormi- tories, which will house some 336 girls in ihe fall ancl cosi Sl,200.- 000, is under consiruciion nexl' 'lo Harris Hall. Emory University fx N

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President and Mrs. Martin and Chairman and Mrs. uowden greet guests at the luncheon. Every seat in Glenn Memorial was filledg many persons stood and others had to he turned away. This was the scene of the inauguration of Dr, Sidney Wlalter Martin as President of Emory University, November 15, 1957. Following the induction, greetings were extended to the President hy Daniel H. Maxey Jr., representing the Emory studentsg Participants in the ceremony and guests at the convocation serve themselves at the buffet luncheon in the Gymnasium. the Rev. Peter Manning, representing the alumnig Dr. Leroy E. Loemker, representing the faculties of the Universityg and Dr. Omer C. Aderhold, president of the University of Georgia, representing the colleges and univer- sities of Georgia. The Emory University Chorus sang Roger Quilter's NON NOBIS, DOMINE, for the occasion. Bishop Arthur J. Moore, second trom lett, reads the charge to President Martin, who listens solemnly before giving his attirmation. Board ot Trustees Chairman Henry L. Bowden, llett, then formally installed Dr. Martin in ottice. At right is Bishop Marvin A. Franklin. The Campus 1958

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f flue new roads on +l1e Emory campus is l'l1a'l' leading 'I'o 1'l1e Adminisfrafion Building, direcfly 'From 'lhe main gafe Cl1emis'I'ry sludenls use 'l'l1e new nuclear magne+ic resonance ma- chine fo defermine flue elecfrical sfruclure of compounds. The Campus 1958