The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-30
UNIVERSITIES AND
COLLEGES.
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Washington University, st. Louis, MO.
This university, the chief seat of learning
in st. Louis, is as comprehensive In its scope
as any university in the land. All the diff
ferent departments are specially organized
to instruct In their particular branches, but
at the same time all are under the general
management of the university. To those stu
dents who wish 1t, an opportunity is af-
forded to gain instruction in military science
{ and tactics by joining the University Bat
talon, which IL under the instruction of an
officer Of the regular army.
Until the Worlds Fair Is over the college,
the School of Engineering and Architecture
and the dental department of Washington
University will be located at the corner of
Twenty-seventh and Locust streets, where
a new building for the laboratories and the
dental department has been erected. The
faculty OF the undergraduate department,
which Includes the college and the School
of Engineering and Architecture. will be
changed in several particulars and extend
ed. The changes are as follows:
Professor ]. H. Kinealy of the department
signed to go into the practice of his profess
sion, will be succeeded by Mr.. Robert II.
Eernald, a graduate of the University of
Maine. for several years a teacher in the
Case School of Applied Science, Cleveland,
and RECENTLY 4 student of Columbia Univer-
sity, New York, where he has received the
degree of Doctor of Philosophy.
Professor II. c.. Grumbine has resigned to
accept q position In the University of Woos-
ter, o. he is succeeded as assistant pro-
fessor of English by Mr.. Robert II. Fletcher,
a graduate of dartmouth College and Of
degree of Doctor Of Philosophy. 'ne
Doctor Gellert Allcman OF the department
OF chemistry has been appointed professor
-swarthmore, Pa. He will be succeeded nv
Messrs. Sherman Leavitt and Samuel W
HorSes, both graduates of Washington Uni
Mr.; Lyman F. Morehouse, inspector in
PHYSICS; mas received an appointment in
succeeded by Mr.. Linley pyle, a graduate
: OF the University OF Michigan.
Ihe additions to the faculty are: Profess
Massachusetts, Institute of Technology. for
seVeraI years instructor in the University
OF fennsylvania, and practicing architect
in Philadelphia; appointed professor of
architecture. "
Arthur W. Greeley. graduate of the Le-
OF philosophy of the University of Chicago.
appointed assistant professor of zoology.
Inc following instructors have been APP
n. Vose, a graduate Of the University of
Maine; In civil engineering, Mr.. P. r. Good
Maine; in German. M. .Hf IrW Whil'e RaGyte on
strauch. graduate of the University of Mis-
The law department is strengthened bv
the appointment Of Judge W. W. Keysor, a
srsduate of the st. Louis Law School n
Omaha. where he has for the last eleven
years held the position of Judge Of the
District Court.
In the Medical School the department of
pathology viii be strengthened by the APP
pointment of Doctor w. ]. Calvert as head
OF the department Doctor Calvert has for
several years teen connected with the
Health Department OF Manila, Philippine
Islands. and has devoted himself especially
to tropical diseases.
The university has recently come into
possession of the large building, Twenty
ninth and Locust streets, formerly the st.
Louis Club. The property will be used and
known as the Washington University Club.
Another new feature is dormitory No. / at
No. 2128 Locust street, for male students.
The various departments are: School of
engineering. q high-grade institution Of
technology. Six separate four-year courses
and a graduate year. c. NJ. Woodward,
Pm. D.. dean. T~wenty-seventh and Locust
streets. Opens September rs.
Henry Shaw School of Botany. William
Trelease, S. D.. professor in charge.
st. Louis School of Fine Arts, Nineteenth
and Lucas place. Halsey c. Ives, director.
Opens September %.
st, Louis Law School. 1417 Lucas place.
The degree of Ill B. Is conferred on the
completion Of the regular course. The dean
e W. 8. Curtis. Ii. B., and fall term opens
September e.
ST. Louis Medical College. 1913 Lucas
place. Robert Lue6eking, NJ. D., dean.
Opens September Is.
Missouri Dental College, Twenty-seventh