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jtlarsrtjall j§ . iimoto T O Marshall S. Snow, Dean of the College faculty, who has served this institution in its best interests for the past forty-two years, this book is respect¬ fully dedicated. Bom in New England and receiving his education there, Mr. Snow graduated from Harvard University in 1865; gaining his A. M. degree from the same institution in 1868. Upon graduation, Mr. Snow became sub-master in the High School of Worcester, Massachusetts. Then leaving New England in 1866, he took the position of Master in the High School in Nashville, Tennessee, and later in 1867 was appointed Professor of Mathematics in the University of Nashville. In the following year he became Professor of Latin and Principal of the Montgomery Bell Academy of the University. It was in 1870, while passing through St. Louis on his way to New Eng ' and, that Mr. Snow made the acquaintance of Dr. Eliot who was then Chancellor of Washington University, and began his connection with this Institution. This meeting resulted in Mr. Snow’s being engaged as Professor of Belles Lettres. Soon afterwards he became Professor of History, and in 1876 was made Dean of the College, both of which positions he at present occupies. Twice during his career he has been acting Chancellor, first in 1887-1891 and again in 1907-1908, and during all the changing administrations has been instrumental in preserv¬ ing the splendid spirit in which its founders conceived the Institution. To this able Educator and Guardian of the Univerity’s highest and noblest ideals, this volume is gratefully inscribed by the class of 1913.
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iSg TVV EADER, BETWEEN THE 1 COVERS OF THIS BOOK. P ' I IN DR AWNGRHYME AND 11 CHRONICLE ARE TOLD. K ») ONE AFTER ONE, IN LIGHT ORSERIOUSVEIN, THE HAPPENINGS OF ONE YEAR OF COLLEGE LIFE. ¥ ’ ET TOWARD A GREATER AIM HAS BEEN ITS LOOK AS IT HAS SOUGHT TO PUT IN LASTING FORM THE DEEPEST SPIRIT OF THE YEAR JUST GONE- THE STRIVING FOR A GREATER WASHINGTON,
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