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a. well AS the college in general. The glee club sang
some appropriate songs.
CORN ELL.

ithaca " Y. Sept. Is (speciaD.-Enrancc cAainlha|
lions begin here next Thursday. large numIer OF
students are already the ground and the number
Of applications for admission by certificate Is larger
than ever before. MANY important changes have oeeh
! made during the summer In the organization OF the
| varlous DEPARTMENTS The classical department is
strengthened by the creation OF new instructoralip
which has been filed by the appointment OF Hohor
| J. Edminston IA graduate Of the University Of Ne
brasla. Professor G.. f. Bennett who succeeds PrO
lessor Hale head Of the Latin department comes
immediately from Brown; he has enjoyed the best
advantages Of Europe and America. and already has
an encabc reputation, both rs teacher ana author
The department Of chemistry has been reorganize1
Professor Is. Ncwbury has resigned to accept place
as managing director OF new cement company IN
ohio. Professor q. c. Caldwell, for many years head
Of the department OF analytical and agricultural clen
istry. has been made head of the entire department.
which has been strengthened by the appointment OF
j. f. Trevor, Phi d. assistant professor OF ply scal
chemistry, and two additional assistants II Is prob
able that assistant professor Of industrial and APP
piled chemistry will be appointed in the near future.
Professor Trevor after completing all the chemical
courses offered at Cornell left before graduating 10
continue his studies the University OF Lepsc where
he made speciality Of physical chemistry, n branch
that is assuming great importance In Germany, but
has not yet been represented by special professor
in any Of the colleges OF the United States.
In botany. Professor W. K. Dudley has resigned to
accept the prOfcSsOrshlp Of botany In Leland stan
ford, Jr, University. lie is succeeded BY Professor
George +. Atkns)us graduate of Cornell, class OF
So who since graduation has been successfully pro
cssor OF entomology and general zoology In the Uni
vcsity OF North Carolina; professor of botany ana
zoology in the University Of South Carolina, md pro
fessor Of biology In the Alabama Agricultural and
Mechanical College In all OF which places he has been
connected with the state agricultural experiment sta
lions. Professor Atkinson ha, made numerous con
tlbuticns 10 scientific literature.
Ia the department Of philosophy Mr.. Creighton has
been promoted 10 he associate professor T.. D. itch
cncr has been appointed assistant professor Of psy
chology. Mr. kitchener IS graduate Of oxford Uni
vcr,lty England and studied under wundi at Leipsic
In psychology lie has contributed to Mind" and TO
~Philo,ophsch SUDDEN" He Was offered place at
oxford and Cornell Is therefore all the fortunate
10 him. The laboratory for physiological
psychology. the equipment for which secured last
year ana arranged under Professor Angels direction,
viii b. open FOR work for the first time this fan and
viii BE- under the chnr, u Professor Kitchener. Prsi-
dent schufman win retain hi, competition with the
sage school VI Philosophy and The Phll jsOphlcal
Review
The list Of sac, Chapel preachers for the fall term
Andovcr Mass; October %. Dean james Carmichael
Montreal. october l6, the Rev. John W. Chadwick
brooklyn: October 81 the Rev. John Hall. New York.
october 30 the Rev. Charles H. Watson, Arlington
Mass; November 9, hc Rev. John II. Vincent
Buffalo: November -. the Rev. W. a. Bartlett. Wash
ington D. e.; November 30. the Rev. r. L. Munger
ccmbcr II. the Rev. Minot j. savage. Waynnl Mass
Of the names the list. the most important Is
doubtless that ~ Dean Carmichael who Is the most
eloquent Episcopal minister Of Canada.
town. many o. them, since September |. They prac
tIcc on Percy Field every afternoon. The prospect,
tho old team are here. Gaibrcath and fIoy the
only missed.