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COLLEGE STREET LOOKING TOWARD CHAPEL STREET

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'Hale 1iI11I11l215IfQ, IH 11- 1 H 1 2 the Sorbonne, where particular attention is given to form. From the beginning of the elective system almost to the close of Professor VVheeler's active teaching, it was a tradition with each succeeding senior class that if possible everybody must elect Professor VVheeler's course in history, and the impression made in his classroom was not mere student illusion but stood well the test of the man's maturer judgment. Nor should Professor VVheeler's services to the university outside the class- room be forgotten. Always a leader in the business of the faculty, gifted with unusual insight into the future, sometimes too far in advance of his time to carry the measure he advocated to adoption, he had more than the average share that falls to a professor in shaping the policy of the institution. His fondness for architectural work led to his superintending the building interests of the college for many years and to the saving of many thousands of dollars. He was genuinely interested in student activi- ties, especially in athletics, and he served the navy for many years officially, particu- larly in the care of its finances. The conditions of college life have so changed during the past twenty-five years that it is doubtful if there will ever again be oppor- tunity for a career of such broad and varied usefulness in a faculty position. All the more should its remembrance be preserved among the permanent traditions of Yale life. G. B. ADAMS. 8

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1911 September September October November November December December 1912 January January February March April April April May May J une June June June June June June June June June June June September September September December 152111: iiniunrsiig, 15 1 1 -1 H 1 E iiiiiiHiiuiiiuiviiiiiiifiiiiiiinriiiiiiifiiiiirviiuiiuiiiriiiniiuimiiuimmimiiurn1iiiiiiiniiIiiuii.1ii1iiriii1iiiiiiirii1IiiiiiiniiIiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiIiiHuiimuvmiiiimiii Hniurraiig Glalrnhar Monday Thursday Monday Monday Wednesday F rid ay Thursday Friday Monday Monday Monday XVednesday Thursday Monday Monday Thu rsd ay Saturday Tuesday Sunday Monday Monday Monday Monday . Monday Tuesday NVednesday Vifednesday Thursday Saturday Monday Thursday 'Thursday . Yale Corporation Meeting. . First Term begins. . Yale Corporation Meeting. . Yale Corporation Meeting. Thanksgiving Recess begins, 1.20 p.m. . Recess ends, 8.00 a.m. . First Term ends, 6.00 p.m. milder 'Harutinn . Second Term begins, 8.00 a.m. . Yale Corporation Meeting. . Yale Corporation Meeting. . Yale Corporation Meeting. Spring Recess begins, 1.20 p.m. . Recess ends, 8.00 a.m. . Yale Corporation Meeting. . Yale Corporation Meeting. . Memorial Day. . Anniversary of the School of the Fine Arts. . Anniversary of the Divinity School. . Baccalaureate Sermon. . College Class-Day Exercises. . Scientific School Class-Day Exercises. . Anniversary of the Law School. . Anniversary of the Medical School. . Yale Corporation Meeting. Anniversary Meeting of the Alumni. Commencement. Examinations for Admission to Yale College and the Sheffield Scientific School begin, 8.30 a.m. . Examinations for Admission to other Departments begin. Summer Haratiun . Examinations for Admission to Yale College begin at 8.4-5 a.m., and to the Sheffield Scientific School at 8.30 a.m. . Examinations for Admission to other Departments begin. . First Term begins. . First Term ends. 10