George Washington University - Cherry Tree Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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k w ' zr Stean Eutrflt iFrasri The fates were indeed kind to the student body of George Washington University when they decreed that Dean Fraser should come to us in 1910 from Harvard University, where he received his LL. B. Dean Fraser received his early education at Prince of Wales College, Prince Edward Island. He obtained his B. A. at Delhousie University, Hali- fax, Nova Scotia, and on his way to George Washington stopped at Harvard University long enough to obtain the aforesaid LL. B. As Professor Fraser, he was a factor among the students and faculty, and became Dean of the Law School in 1914, still spreading that progres- sive spirit for which he is so highly esteemed. This is Dean Fraser’s sec- ond year as chairman of the factulty committee on student activities, and it was through this office that he organized the Student Council in the spring of 1916, and is now the chief adviser of that body in its fh st active year. This college year has been a memorable one in the annals of George Washington University, for it has seen the revival of football, the success of basketball and track, the organization of the student council, and an increased enthusiasm on the part of the student body. For his active part in the success of these undertakings we thank Dean Fraser and sincerely hope that the good work may continue. m ansi