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1899-1942 (Continued) ] ' ' (.. ., vr.ir .liter l,is lU-alh, the Schools of AgricLil- lui-.- and )ur«try came mtu Licing. On Chanccllur Hlll dculi, .1 successor was found who could ably carry on tllc xrcat work. Probably no man m the University ' s liislury was more universally loved, respected, and .id- nilred ih.m David Crenshaw Barrow, Chancellor from I ' iOi. .0 1925. His administration covered a critical period; the University w-as expanding far beyond the oiisinal concepts of its founders; the problems of admin- istration were doubled and trebled. A College of Educa- tion, a (.r.iduate School, and Schools of Commerce and lournalism were established. And in |9|9 came the most i - ' ■ t ..!i,i i DuiiJ Crenihau the UiliiTTUi:,. l90C-l92i. »■. Chancellor 0 Sliul.,,1, „l Ihr SUIe Normal School ,u 1102. Sc, 1927— Dr. S. V. SJ ..I, f. ,■.„ ,. at Ihe , ,, , of the Coiiilt„r,,-lo,ni;alnia lliuljinii. ,,l. ChamclU.r of Ihc radical step of all; women, barred from the University for over a century, were allowed vo matriculate, and co-education, with all its new and varied problems, was a reality. So fast did the institution grow that when, in 192 5 Charles Mercer Snelling became Chancellor, the urgent need for reform and reorganization had become all too apparent. In 19.M, the state legislature, stimulated by the need for economy resulting from the Depression, passed a Reorganization Bill. A Board of Regents was set up on January 1, 1932, over the whole University System of twelve schools and col- leges, and all three branches of the University in Athens were integrated under one presi- dent. S. y. Sanford. Chancellor Snelling w.is moved up to head the entire system, and, on in 19.V5, was succeeded by the brilliant Atlanta lawyer, Philip Weltner. In 191(, President Sanford was .idvanced to his post, and the much- admired Dean of the Law School, Harmon W. Caldwell, elected to the presi- dency. The seven years of Dr. Caldwell ' s administration have covered an unparalleled period of progress. The University has been brought up to the modern conception of an institution of learning, while the physical plant has been enlarged a lmost beyond recognition as a result of Chancellor Sanford ' s earnest solicitation of federal funds. Thus, under the guidance of its two great leaders, the University of Georgia moves forward towards the con- summation of the ideal conceived by our Revolutionary fathers one hundred and forty-eight years ago. t , ' ' ■: '
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