The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-12
CAROLINA BEGINS
18TH SESSION
Registration, Already Above 600,
Is Expected to Exceed
All Records.
GRAHAM ACTING PRESIDENT
Many Changes in Internal Affairs
and Additions to Teach
ing Staff.
GRAHAM ACTING PRESIDENT
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iopcclal 70 The Times Dispatch
chapel Hill. \. G., September IL
with the assembling OF faculty and
students In Gerard Hall at 1926 o'clock
this morning. the University of North
Carolina formally entered upon its
llsth session. Following tho chapel
services. conducted by Acting Presi-
uent Edward kidder Graham who as
sumes the executive duties of tho in
stltution. In accordance with the ap-
pointinert OF the trustees Mt last com
mencement. granting President i. p.
Fenoble leave Of absence, the routine
Work OF the college VAS set in motion.
although since an early hour Mon
cay morning, the work Of registering
STUDENTS has gone on INCREASINGLY, the
long line that still fingers around the
registration Offices renders the regis
tration number for the scholastic year
mater or Rucsswork. AT noon on
Wednesday the registration number
was above the 600 mark and every
Train addco recruits to those already
on hand Present Indications are that
mo freshmen class Will attain the high
water mark in numbers.
Many Changes Noticeable.
The lol3-li session Of the Oldest
State university in the country, the
University Of Pennsylvania alone claim
ing priority. sees many changes in its
internal AFFAIRS. Additions to faculty,
changes In teaching staff. many changes
IT. the administrative affairs of the
college proper and altogether n new
system OF conducting It's athletics. are
noticeable to returning students.
Chieny the addition to It's teaching
.tan comes through tho demand crea ted
Wy inc first years work undertaken
ty the department of education en-
larged scope Of which was made posi-
bic by the erection OF the Pea body Edu-
cational Building The department is
under the supervision of Dean NJ. c. s.
"a ~
ieen annexed
DR.. Leicester y. Williams. OF the
State OF New Hampshire, has been
i.amed as professor Of school organiza-
uon and supervision. DIR. Williams Is
AN a. j. graduate OF Dartmouth col
lcSc. and PHI. -. graduate from New
ork University. Since receiving his
Goctors degree in 1903 he has been
actively engaged in educational work
In Massachusetts nnd New Jersey as
principal and superintendent or schools.
Another force In the life OF the de-
partmcnt Of education IL u. v. Judd.
superintendent OF Wake County schools.
who has been chosen professor OF rural
cuuca tion. with leave OF absence grant
60 for a year. He viii spend his years
leave OF absence in the pursuit OF
studies at Northern universities maxi
ing rural topics his chief considcra-
ton.
T.. r Rankin. OF Gastonla. a 1912
Gtaduatc OF the university, viii be con
nccted with the department OF cduca :
ton. devoting his time to the advance
meut Of the high school debating union.
The university library creates new
Office. and Miss Louise Richardson. n
graduate from Limestone College, CAT
fncy. :. C, Is made assistant catalogcr.
Miss Richardson is also a graduate in
librar: methods from Pratt Institute
Library School.
Changes I'm I-nculty,
Among the changes in the university
faculty. effective with the beginning OF
this college term. are the following:
hr. J. =. Bullet. graduate OF
Warrington and Lee University. Wiz
Pinia. who also attended the Univcrs-