The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-07
CAROLINA WILL OPEN
WITH NEW PRESIDENT
Dr. Graham Expresses Optimism O.cr
fr">rnt indicnft ons tor large
Enrolment.
,SpeciaIto IN, Timcs-pispa


CHArll. HILI., y. q. September g.
rho ono hundred and twentieth ses-
sion Of the Ln!Ncrsit! OF North Caro-
lima Mi officially begin september 10,
the administration OF president Ed
ward Il. Graham actively getting un-
s are o ,he asa"S ha MtS
days, ana students, old and new. are
mntriculatnS IN streaming numbers
and With due regularity Outstanding
vents au3ur that the J 'i-l5 session
Wil show a substantial increase in
number OF students over the preceding
Hcar. tic European turmoil TO the con-
trary. President Graham expresses OPP
tnniSm over present indications Tor a
large enrolment Al dormitory space
The opening OF the doors or Swain
IAN. the university 10000 dining
Importance in the sessions initial oxcr
cis-s. The hall amply large 10 accom-
nodtte 300 students. VIII -" operated
on tho cooperative basis, thus afford
rate. Proctor {. +. WOODEN anticipates
th9t thc. capacity OF tho han viii be
taxed with tho beginning of the SOS.
sion. TIL" University Inn. heretofore
operated by tho university rs a board
ing house, viii he leased 10 private
Tho shifting changes il the personnel
Of the faculty are numerous, tho Eng
lish department sharing tito major part
nf the changes. Tho duties OF Prcsi
dent Grs.i!an a. tn. executive head OF
the institution viii neces state his
u
mer,. which nc has served so long and
efficiently. DR.. James +. Registers
going to the University of Texas
cision of George NJ. sheath 10 accept
fellowship 10 the University OF Chicago
nccesaitates the supplying OF still an
associated with the department as a
full professor last session. has been
chosrn to. head tho department. Or.
J. Il: Hanford, III. T.. Of Harvard Uni
versity. and professor OF simmons COL
iege, Boston, Mass, and Professor Nor
man E9ers,sr Of larNard Gnihyera-isy.
versity of Wisconsin Tor three years.
viii join the English department as
professors Of English. II. ~ pareen.
~ Harvard University. AND Richard
Thornton viii be associated with the
department "a instructors.
Professor Marvin H. stacy, acting
dean during the past collegiate year
viii be dean for tho college OF liberal
arts Professor Stacy has held the
and is a graduate OF the university
with the class Of 1902. In that year
hc became associated with the faculty
in the capacity of instructor OF mathe-
MATES. He enters upon the all-iinpor
tant duties OF the dean Of college Of
liberal arts we'll equinped, and VIII
ofttce, which is so Intimately connected
with the presidents Office.
III ro onrI +, r G. sronson cutters upon o
Monies and rural sociology lie enters
upon his duties fresh from Il state
wide survey OF the rural conditions of
the State OF Wisconsin as pertaining
70 the work of the University of Wis
cousin. Professor Branson directed
this work on the advice Of tho Cover
nor of Wisconsin.
Professor Iebulon Judd. a graduate
OF the university. joins the faculty in
the capacity of professor of rural edu-
cation. The educational WORK of Pro-
fessor Judd 3 superintendent OF Wake
County schools gained for him Il ma.
tional recognition. He recently sup
plemented his experience as a practical
educator with course in Columbia
University.
Frank p. Graham, secretary OF the
v. NJ. &. A., will fill the vacancy i'm
the history department. created by the
resignation of l.. IL. Racot. who goes
to Ohio University as an associate pro-
lessor of history.
II. W. Collins. university graduate
of 1919. fills the vacancy created in the
department OF mathematics by the ac-
ccptance of scholarship by w W.
Rankin to Harvard University.