The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-04

There was a moment OF tense solemnlty
when Dean Samuel w. Lambert OF the
Co.cg, o. Physicians and Surgeons adj
iru.,'t-yl the hippocratic oath OF the
graduates IN medicine and then presented
them for their degrees.
The engineering graduates Including
hos, taking the degree of engineer OF
mines m,tallurgical engineer. civil eng-
res-, mechanical engineer and chemist,
we're presented by Dean Frederick a.
foetze. Dean +. j. r. Woodbridge pre-
scented the candidates for the degree In ar
chltecture and later those getting the de-
gees ~ master OF arts and doctor of
philosophy.
d. Tilrott Williams, director % the
school Of Journalism. brought forward the
rf'eer candidates for the degrees IN the
e School OF Journalism and Or James T..
Russell presented the 247 graduates OF
Teachers College who were getting de-
grees and 439 who were 20 receive d.
plom1s There were ass candidates for
tho master OF arts degree In the group
presented by Dean Woodbridge and sixty
;hree candidates for the Ph. II.
There We're twenty-three Cinnamon in
The list OF graduates. three or four East
Indians, more than dozen Japanese and
students from every part OF the world.
Conspicuous among the candidates for the
\. W. degree was David Edward Guyton.
q graduate Of Blue Mountain College.
Mississippi. who was the first totally blind
~ 90 , 't. u'siee TON
=, ~. u.,,,, Nas in I'm
~, wa .li. ~ W ,a''a'' u''en ply
an. nen'n, co,u . ,,. pe,pe.ua, student,
VIZ LOT .m. "Is. I'M w sears hau 10 De
University Hall and watching the process
sion go by. He has received nearly every
"eVt"t 'ha' 'o'ui''ola gives OUT - now
W., Us l' ~ - nc nus
sp'', ",o,r w, t''Ll, YEAR at oolufrola
~ N''' ''0"'N'' '"' MS u"!S stuuen'
NV
- '', u ~, u. course mao peeh
sly orator for the occasion. presented the
zen candidates Tor honorary degrees
Famous Students Uonored,
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,'uu'uN'.s 'o' thc "V,'o'a.y uesrees' IN
.dSlhs tue AWARDS Lr, butIer spoke 10
an; me fsS'p'ehlS ioi,o"
"IHla' "H'dnls-i ale, b. a. FORMER
NY'''i'''sS''h.I VI itnlnlsrd'lon, now Ion-
missioner pi Gas water supply ana Elec-
"vily, VI. y
tter pamrosch-Mus. ID.
roward l-Nermore Burllngame-Heidel-
Tr!' IN - editor OF sc1oners Md9d-
W.. IL" ~,
Va ~ e, pa,,,'s chaoai Tr,,,,,,,
pnrlsb n : ~
Arlstldes Agramont.- OF Ha-
vsna, -. A.; columbia NJ. d. professor
OF bacteT!ology and experimental pathol-
vgy IN the University OF Havana s. D.
So" ,iuss"u -.oIill'i.ssIohvr Di
So VI '.Ie slase Vi ,,e~ ioin, =, -
sem bow--Columoia, II. A.; eleventh
president Of Columbia. trustee for thirty
'"r Rec yea iFsl L. I y, NJ ,o.., so,,u
.iol' John Perrin. DR. JOSEF Schum,
peter and Kari +. Rathgen each received
honorary degrees at the December, 1913.
w.,o ,r,,,,aad g., tha az o,a'" ''"'''''
"ere Included IN the programme.
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Many frises Awarded.
uoroia ro,h ,o,. ..oot,,.a ~. IT
Ronor LAMP ,o ,'l no hsst .ne
an assigned subject In American litera-
uIre by "A candidate for n degree. The Elm
s,.i, 80 90 ,ono 90. hit.h.a a, ,,,a,,nr,.
s''u P''<e OF sEoo. estapilsheu IN memory
MT ana Mrs H. L. Elnstelh. Tor the
diplomacy. was awarded 70 Dallas selwyn
To,ra,iI' =" $3.50, ~ -
'V w., l, oi haeIotn' ~. -. ,.,,,,,o,
in memory Of Mortimer Lamson Earle.
was awarded 70 Edwin Hermann Zeydei,
1871. New York city
The other prizes awarded We're;
FalrShii1 1si7 o, New YORK city. oratory,
Car'yie v,rIeti Keyes, 1914 'of Cooperstown,
Ny Debtting & NJ Keyes
,siIbt " 90 Iosaryina srudent Albert Cyri
HCtI,''r 'Vta a, a'S 81, SSorL civ
rh., 'pHILar priza for th. student
d,.a,t -, ,,.npthv ~ snecIai Abstraction A,
5c '', -., 49,, 40. 80 ,,,t.nr hccausa ~ schoI
no ~ 'nnate stuuen' ,,idonV sc,iVi
les IL Spnt,b.,s ",sia Ssv YorL
,.r N'."''' r. summers ''' '
Nhllam Curtis i.eea,s' es'I p S,,sisT :,
A.s ml awarded Tor excellence IN th'
mon some appropriate subject. lsador Baei