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7TO the memory of Harri- son Standish Smalley, A. B., Ph. D., Professor of Economics in the University of Michigan, whose nobility of character, steadfast friendship, tenacity of pur- pose, and scholarly zeal were a continual inspiration to his students, we dedicate The Michiganensian of 1913
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- E deaths of some men cast over us the pall of sadness caused by the l oss of those whom we have loved as dear friends those who by daily contact have established a place in our hearts which no one else can fill. The deaths of others leave us to mourn the departure of men who have done great things who have run life ' s course without retarding the progress of another and have at the same time cleared the track of obstacles which might hinder the man behind. Still others leave us to mourn the deaths of those who began to run life ' s course well, but who were stopped by an unrelenting fate when the goal was but a few paces off. In the loss of Professor Smalley, who died in Charlevoix, September 23, 1912, and in loving memory of whom this book is dedicated; we mourn thrice. We mourn a friend whom we loved as we loved few others a great man who did great things and one who was to do more great things. Harrison Standish Smalley was born in Chicago, April 18, 1878. He entered the department of literature, science and the arts of the University of Michigan in 1896, and received the degree of Bachelor of Arts in 1900. After graduation he spent a year as fellow of political economy at Cornell University, returning to the Michigan graduate school in 1902. He held the position of assistant in political economy in 1 902, and received the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in June of the following year. Doctor Smalley then was appointed instructor in political economy and was advanced to an assistant professorship in 1907. He was made professor in 1911, after receiving several important offers from prominent universities. As an economist. Professor Smalley devoted himself particularly to problems bearing on the relation of modern industrial conditions to jurisprudence. As part of his preparation for his work he spent three years as a student in the law department. A pioneer in this field, Professor Smalley applied himself with his remarkable capacity for work and keen powers of analysis to these questions and rapidly rose to the position of an authority. I
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