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■ f i % ii.ij A i i». III J :■ 1 The lni»cr i.y l.a. .xp-rirnoHl a rapi.l and conlinuou, pro tl. since U.e advent of Or. RUz. . an.l l.i effort, to plar.- tl.i- in .itntion a. one amon? .he l.es. l.ave nut ,.i.h .uere... His ..Inlitie. as an ad,ni„i tra.or are ea.ily traceable in Lis foremost achieven.en.. .i.„... ,., ' Ml ,..e later l.uil.l.n.s on the ean.pns. inehnhn, ,he I.il . are due to his nn.irin efforts and his „„.„ „.,.e has I war 1 hv .he ,rea,l .nereased faenlty and student body. The devel nent of the (.rad- uate and Pe.ndeun. SehooU. .he ereafon of re-earch funds for fellowships for both faeulty and graduate students, .he organization of the General Faeulty. and his efforts to ereate a model university eampus and the new .outh oval arc all notable achievements that immediately s.an.p him as a reat administrator and educator. Tbe quality of foresight, so essential to a successful administrator. cbaraCerize, Dr. Bizzell. .he fourth president, and hi, plans for its future greatness should n.aintain the University of Oklahoma as a leading educational institution.
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STKATTOX I). IIIIOOK • ' FFAIRS at the University of Oklahoma were at an unsteady and critical point in the cpriM ' : of l ' M2 ami llic inMitution ' s dire need of a stabilizing influence was satisfied witli the cominj; of Dr. Brooks as the third president. The first move of the n prisident was lo lake the I niversily out of polilio for the first time and he, at onre, cstahlished himself as the president, both in name and in fact, to the extent that the lio.ird of Repents did not interfere witll internal I ' niversity affairs hut merely passed upon his reeonunendatious. It was durinp this perioil from 1912 to 192. ' 5 that the I ' niversity s enrollment prew from a hare 600 to over 6.000 students and eiphi of ilo- pr, „„i l.uildinps were added lo the campus. Dr. Brooks established a system of f.u-ultN tenure in position, with a repular s.ilary increase, and his slabiliyinp influence created the present systems of Military Science, . lhlctics. Eligibility rules. Faculty sabbatical leave, and the Administrative Council.
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