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TTILLIAM FAIRFIELD xvARREN 1 L n11,1.i,nl IQDXYARDS 1-1t'NT1Nc:Tox xYILLIAM ANDERSON XI UFS Se3E'fE'ti27 Eli EE 512. EMQEENSS HARTERED on llay 26, 1869, Boston University did not really begin to function as a University until 1871, with theccadoption of the Boston Theological Semi- nary. From a small unit consisting ofthe TheologicalSchool and a Female Medical School, Boston Pniversity has grown into the largest university in New England. It has not forgotten the high aims of its founders to promote virtue, piety, and learning in the liberal artsand sciencesglts doors have always been open to men and women alike, and nofdiscriininationremade because of the individual's religious views. That it has lieengilabletto do thispis due to the work of its five Presidents- XYarren, HuntingtonipMurlinQ Anderson!anidiliarsli. 'gi S Xvillilllll Fairfield the served from 1869 unt.il 1903, and was in an academic sense the founder of the University, for he was a pioneer in edu- cation, an organizer and culturist who inculcated those principles of liberal and pro- gressive education still so evident i11 Boston University today. The impression of his powerful personality and-character may be seen in the attitude of the administra- tion regarding its responsibilities to tl1e'studentp,a.11d the community. During his years in office the Departments of Law and 1NIedicine were added. The Graduate School was created under the title of the School of all Sciences to allow the oppor- tunity for further study to graduates of the newly organized College of Liberal Arts. There was also a. College of Oratory which ha.s since been abolished. President Wiilliain Edwards Huntington came to Boston University in 1891 and served as Professor of History and Ethics. As Dean he had no secretaries to do the gl .ak DANIEL I -xsu lNIxRsH l 121 G ..:z3,- fi y -If . W '14, - Aff' NL xl-53-, sv QQ -Ar -ti t V as H lj A 1. U ' if ,: 'gt 4 .w.1g'g,j p X x .silt vli,1-ly LL. 4 f, ,fa -ax I 9 , li Diff., jf . .1 my it -H 1 J 1 K if .,,g, lx-el. -.. -ks, fi xx wld-P:i: