Northwestern University - Syllabus Yearbook (Evanston, IL)

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1: WILLIANI LISTON BROWN, 1906 - ' ' L' ':.!-.X s'V' A l.flV:TNlTnEl glib 21 A---f .. . lammzllt G'f'?fQ,1'w fTQ Term Expires in 1918 HENRY SARGENT TOWLE, LL.B., 1874 JAMES A. PATTEN, 1902 GEORGE PECK MERRICK, B.L., LL.M., 1902 4 EUGENE STENVART GILMORE, 1914 E ARTHUR ROBIN EDWARDS, M.A., M.D., 1914 E IOSIAH SHELLEY MEYER, 1914 E HARRY ANDREW WIIEELER, LL.D., 1914 3 JAMES FRANKLIN OATES, PH.B., 1914 E Term Exjiiwzs in 1919 T FRANK P. CRANDON, M.A., 1883 E WILLIAM ANDRENV DYCIIE, M.A., 1894 :NIERRITT CALDWELL BRAGDON, M.A., M.D., 1899 E PERLEY LOVVE, 1903 59 IRVVIN REW, PH.B., 1908 I CHARLES P. WIIITNEY T ALBERT D. EARLY ' WILLIAM A. VAWTER 5 Trustees Eleetecdl by Cemfereimees Z MARTIN EVARTS CADY, D.D., Rock River 2 WILLLAM MACAEEE, S.T.D., Rock River 2 GEORGE RUTLEDGE PALMER, M.A., D.D., Central Illinois E JACOB WELLINGTON FRIZZELLE, M.A., B.D., Central Illinois JOHN CHARLES FLOYD, D. D., Michigan . E EDWARD AMES ARMSTRONG, B.A., D.D., Michigan 2 lliie Gemleiralll Exeerimtive Cemmiitltee 2 JOHN L. ALABASTER E WILLIAM A. DYCHE .il MARTIN M. GRIDLEY 3 JAMES F. OATES 2 P. R. SHUMWAY 2 A. D. EARLY E ' WILLIAMWL. BROWN E ARTHUR R. EDWARDS 2 GEORGE P. MERRICR 2 IRWIN REW . I C. P. WHEELER E C. P. WHITNEY . 1, NVQ 'SIS -.: EE :E E1 7 ll page twa ty sc an A I fn - ' . . . 'cl f II' I I I-A M S Y LJ JL. ,A B U S N R 9' I nmII1IIIInI1smunn1u1u:ummmIvuw-wwI41II1IIIIMI.I'IIIIMIIIIIIIIIII:IIIMnuuuuummumm 'I Gig l i 4 I.: ,i , . . . 9-'N -.L , L:

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at-.Am . .-X Z. - -1, Q. Q.-,fpsgfg ,MV - -s TTT' V ZGWVVY 'rw ' T T 5 V Y f In Li' ,Wifi l li, Cllililllillilliltikllfff UF lLlllB5lEllEAlL ARTS VM lay! fF07I7Zd6!I7i1'L185lD ,l lp A A , l ll T. l ll 2 ii lsf vi 1 l i 3: l 4 ls f I Y 1 l s 4 ll l' . l g fl l i l . l 1 1 1 1 7 1 l 1 1 1 l c 4 1 l 1 l 1 l if 3 l at 1. ' v I l C Z l 1 ll 1 Q7 V l 3 : l l ' 3 . 1 DEAN THOMAS F. HOLGATE . 1 1 1 1 f l l REVIOUS to 1850, in the vicinity of Chicago and the great territory to the north and west, there had f , 'N 2 not been a single student graduated from any college, Impressed with the need, a meeting of nine l C Q men convened in that year and agreed that The interests of Christian learning demand the immediate l In estabhshment of a university in the northwestfl At the following session of the General Assembly a 1 l il - law was enacted incorporating Northwestern University. The fourth day of July, 1853, the committee X f ir l on site drove north on the Old Green Bay Road and returned enthusiastic in the praise of an oak grove 2 , on the bluffs overlooking Lake Michigan, just twelve miles north of Chicago. For 325,000 the oak Q, j l grove was purchased together with the surrounding land, 385 acres in all, and the place was called l Q Evanston. In the fall of 1855, with the building now known as t'Old College erected in a comparative 3 -Qi l . wilderness, the College of Liberal Arts was opened to students. The rapid growth which followed is li' l 1 well brought out by the enrollment during the past year of 1,250 students. The addition of the l - dormitory system for the men has proved a rebounding factor in the development of Northwestern's 30 Vi 1 unity as well as her strength. The recent gift of Harris Hall by Norman Watt Harris brings with it a Q i f il new and distinct department of Political Science and promises to be one of the most attractive buildings l if on the campus. - ll 1 ml? ily, l ,lla ll lj ' l l 1 f l 'Wil .51 pi , fail H nj, page twenty-ezglzt Jill, .ffl i li-,gl l lui QQA, 8 . - 16,11-.I ,.g,:,t.I 454' l C C ' -4 - .. ,rf M ' - ' r- rx -- .V f- 5 ' Y F ' ' Y 5 fit! 5 jg .-,, ' 'A ' 1 g Y fi . . N - M5 .,gj'i1Q5jE