City College of New York - Microcosm Yearbook (New York, NY)

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WILLIAM Fox, 11. M. X W, 11113 fc, - A.v.w1s'lunf l,I'lff1'S.S'lU' ry' Xlpfhkvz' llI11Mf'11111!12'.t'. Professor Fox was f.l'l'ZlflllZll,0ll from tl1e College of tl1e City ot' New York in 1884, received l1is degree of B. S., and in 1886 received his Rl. lf. from Stevens X Institute ol' Technology. ln 1887 l1e was appointed at the College of the City ol New York. and i11 1897 was made Assistant Professor. ERNEST ILGEN. A. ll.. 111 If Iv, A .Y.S'1i1'ftlI1l l'ry?'.vsar qf Me lf1'l'IIltlIl 1.1171-Q'IllI'ff'E and L17ur111'1rrf. Grztcluzttecl from the College of the City of New York in 1882: tutor at the College from 1882 to 1885: student :tt tl1e University of Munich from 1885 to IRS7, :ind at University of Leipsie from 1887 to 1889: has been :L tutor at the College since 1889. CHARLES ALFRED DOXVNER, A. B., Cb A H, .flxxzlvfazll l'rqfks.vor ry' Ihr 15'f'm'h lLlZlI.g Il1l.g l.' amz' Lzhrtzflrru. A. B. ut tl1e College of the City ot' New York, 1886. 23

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GUSTAVE LEGRAS. M. S., 0 B K. Axszlvfmzl Prfy'1.',v.wr :gf Pure 1lI!lfh1'1lIllfI2'S. B. S. 1879, College of the City of New York, M. S. 1896, College of the City of New York: member of the American Mathematical Society, Phi Beta Kappa, etc.: author of The Evolution and Philosophy of the Infinitesimal Calculus, Cessayj. - STANISLAS C. CONSTANT, A .rszivmnl Prrykrsw' ry' Me Freurh LlYll.S IHl'f'L' mm' l.l'fl'7'llflll'3. Professor Constant was born and educated in France, attending the Petite Seminaire des Hautes, and afterward pursuing a course of Philosophy for two years. He devoted his time to the study of Classics and has been Instructor at McMullen's School, St. Louis College, High School and the College of the City of New York. In 1897 he was made Assistant Professor. AUGUST RUPP, A. B., Q B K, Asszklaul Przy'4-.vsvr :gf Me Ltlfbl Langlnzge ana' Lz7eralure. Graduated from the College of the City of New York in the Class of '84, receiving z degree of B. A. ln September of the same year he began teaching at the College of the City of New York and has continued to the present time. In 1897 he was made Assistant Professor of Latin. He is a member of Gamma Chapter of Phi Beta Kappa. 22

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CHARLES IIOVVARD PARMLY, M. S., M. E., fl A 41, fb If K, z1S.t'Z1S'f!I1lf I'f'qfr.1.wu' qf Affplllfzl 1llaMem11lz2'.v. B. S. College of the City of New York, 18883 E. E., C. E. 1392: M- S- College of the City of New York 1893: Alpha Delta Phi IS87, Phi Beta Kappa 1888: tutor in College January 15, 1889g Instructor, January, 18945 Assistant Professor November, 1899: associate member A. I. E. lf. 1892. I CARLETON LEWIS BROWNSON, PII. D., A K JC, A.v.w11'hml Pro esxur 0 Mc tirreA' Lan fllrltft' nm! L17f'ral1zn'. A .s Born 1866, graduated from Yale College with degree A. B. 1887: spent years 1887-1889 i11 Graduate Department Yale College: 1889-1890 Instructor in Greek at Yaleg 1890-1892 travelled in Germany and Greeeeg 1892-1897 Instructor at Yaleg 1895 Yale conferred degree of Ph. D. Ile is a member ot' tl1e American Philological Association and the American Institute ot' Archaeology. JOH N ALFRED MANDEL. Lb I' A, A.vs111'laul Pr1y'u.r.rar :gf Chfllllifflij' amz' I 'A y.v12's. . Early part of his education was received at the Boston Public Schools. Subsequent to his study there, he received private instruction in chemistry, titting him to become a t11tor in the College ot' the City of New York. During his studies here he took two Slll'lllllCl' courses in the University ot' Berling was offered the Chair of Chemistry in the American Veterinary Collegeg Adjunct Professor of Physiological Chemistry at the Bellevue Medical Hospitalg in 1898 l1e was made Assistant Professor of Chemistry at tl1e College ot' the City of New Yorkg translated Hammarstein's Physiological Chemistryg wrote a Hand- book for Bio-Chemical Laboratory, which NVCIIIC through American and German editions, and a Manual for the Physiological Chemical Laboratory. Member of Upsilon Chapter of Phi Ga111ma Delta. 24