Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-29
BRIGHT PROSPECTSFOR
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
NEW ADMINISTRATION IS NOW
THOROUGHLY ORGANIZED.
And Coming Session. 10 Expected TO
Prove Most Successful in
InssItutien's History.

but progressive administration of DR..
Murphree, the new president, the
University has taken on new
life and energy, the evidence
OF which Is TO be found on the
campus and In every department OF
the University, which bids fair to
assume the position and continue the
work designed for il by its founders.
Law Department.
The books for the law library. pur.
chased from the Lawyers Co-opera,
tive Publishing Co. through its pOpu.
lar representative. II. G. Ctley OF
jacksonville. Florida. are arriving
and are being placed on the shelves
for use az the opening of the CnL
versity. September 18th. When all
books are In place the library will
contain the Florida Reports. United
States Supreme Court Reports. Amert
can Decisions. Reports and State Re
ports. the Lawyers Reports AnnOtat-
ed. New York Common Law and
Chancery Reports, New York Court
of Appeals Reports. Massachusetts Re.
ports. Michigan Reports and New Jer.
sey Equity Reports TO the National Re
porter. North Western. North Eastern.
South Western. South Eastern. At
lantic. Pacific and Southern Reporter,
the Reprint OF the English Reports.
the CyclopedIa OF Law and Procedure.
and nearly three hundred or more
OF the leading text books and books
OF reference. making in all a library
OF more than two thousand volumes.
With such a library aud with n fac
ulty composed OF men who have
demonstrated their fitness by years
OF successful law school work In Flor
ida. and including three Of the lead.
ing members of the Gainesville har
In charge OF legal ethics. Florida
pleading and practice. Florida statutes
and practice court work, the Law
school should command the confidence
and support OF the bench and bar Of
the State and should bring within its
walls every young man desiring 90
thoroughly prepare himself TO practice
Law In Florida. The prospects for the
law school for the coming year are
indeed bright, for there promises TO
be not only large junior class to
enter the school but a strong senior
class as well. an unusual condition
for n law school In les opening year.
aseehanieai Engineering.
Professor Chas. II. Kicklighter sue
ceeds Prof. NJ. T. HOchstrasser ire.
slgnedl as Professor OF Mechanical
Engineering. Professor Kicklighter
Is a graduate OF the Georgia School OF
Technology and a postgraduate OF the
University OF Wisconsin. For three
years he was instructor OF mechanical
and electrical engineering In the Geor.
gia School Of Technology Later h.
organized the Carnegie School Of
Technology OF Newberry College. =
> C.. from which institution he comes
To us. The president OF NeWberry
College speaks OF Mr.. kicklighter as
follows; For two years he has com.
manded the highest respect Of teach
ers and students OF NewbeTry Col.
lege ahd has shown himself a good
teacher and discipliRaTian We are
exceedingly reluctant to part with
him"
Department % PsdaaOay-"Normal
school
Dc. John A. ThackstOn succccds nr
W y, Ioeam iTcsignedl a. Professor
II Philosophy aud Pcdagos, aud Ia
rector ol che Normal SchuSl ol the
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