Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-09-22
FRESHMEN AND PROFESSORS
Both Arriving for University of
Vermont Opening.
Entrance E.n"in"''on Schedule An
nounccd--NHny Nc, Faculty Menu
bcra--some Away on Leave
New Physical Director.

few scattering liehte appear these
nights in Converse Hall and nero md
there across the cnmpus OF tho University
OF Vermont fits the agile form sui
freshman. There things are evidence
that college Is about to open again and
that again the stately olms will have to
shed their leaves ON brilliant sweaters
and startling hatbands
President Bucliham has returned and
many members of the faculty are here.
College opens September oS and on Fri
day OF this week the entrance examine
lions begin. Registrar Andrews Tues.
day announced the following schedule.
The examinations will be held in the
large lecture room in the Williams
Science hall
Friday, Scptembcr %: 500 n. M.
French | and II; 1880 q. m. French
III; 1880 p. IL. physics; 400 p. m.
chemistry.
Saturday. Septcmhcr "a: 500 n. M.
German | ana II. 1890 n. m. German
M. Greek III.
Monday. Scrt"mbor %: 500 a. M.
Latin | and II; 1850 a. m. Latin III
and w 80 u. M. ancient history
ZOO p. N. English history.
Tuesday. September %: 500 n. IN.
algebra: 1o:2o n. m. plane and solid
geomotrr; lao u. m. botany; 400 p.
m American history. civics.
Several more faculty changes have been
announced ", tho authorities at the uni
versity. In addition to- those which have
already been made public There Will he n
new supervise of athletics this year and
several other permanent changes. besides
ono or two of Il temporary character
while some Of The faculty are away
on leave
J. 4. Macdonald. who has already ar
rived in Hur.incton. will have charge of
the physical department. He comes to
the University OF Vermont with the high
been physical director at the Y. NJ G. \.
ut Fall River. Mass. and has had the
benefit OF n course OF instruction at tho
Springfield Training school.
Mr.. Macdonald has been active in
athletic work for is years and for Il
years has nccn engaged In physical work
IN connection with the Y. NJ. {. A. He
ha, taught wrestling boxing and tumb-
ling. and has a record in the pole vault
OF Il feet inches. and feet II inches
in the hiyh jump. He has had extensive
experience in coaching and the condition.
ins vt teams
puri the absence of Professor s. f.
Emerson of tho department. Of history,
Or. II. w. Lawrence will take up the
work Of that department. Or. Lawrence
received his bachelors degree from Yale
in 1896, the masters degree in 1907 and
that OF doctor Of philosoph in 1910 He
has held the Macy fellowship at Yale
for two years and was at the same time
an assistant in h.storv. He spent a year
in Faris collecting materials for his
thesis in the National Library and the
National Archives Professor Emerson
will he absent year.
Henry w. Blackburn of Lawrence.
Mass, will come to the unvers as an
assistant in mechanical engineering He
Is II graduate of the Massa chusetts In
Stitltc Of Technology in the class of l9oS
and has recently been with the General
Electric Comianv at Lynn. Mass
Milton W. Fierce of Brattleboro, L. V.
NJ, 1873, formerly an Instructor in cleo
uloal engineering. will return this year
IN the sam" capacity
John NJ. Stetson Will assist Prof A I.
Daniels ms instructor of mathematics in
the academic department. Mr.. Stetson Is
graduate of Yale University and has
recently been doing work in mathema-
TICS in the graduate department. His
nome Is in New Haven, Conn. where his
f-thcr Is city librarian. MI Stctson will
1.-Two in the dorrlitory.
Mr.. Bennett will take the place of
Prof. G. II. burrows I'm chemistry during
the iatter's absence of one year Mr.
Bennett Is 4 graduate of Brown I'nivcr.
s!ty and has done postgraduate WORT,
there. He has also taught succcssrullv
ana comes To Vermont well recon-
mended
Professor and Mrs Fredorick Tupnor
ana rofessor ana Mrs 4 W. Slocum
arrived in burlington Tuesday from
England. Professor and Mrs. Tupoer
spent their year abroad largely Mt oxford
and Professor and Mrs. Slocum ut Cam
bridge.
Professor y. r. clifford Of tn. d,nart-
ment of philosophy arrived Tuesday ir
this city.