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 520 A HISTORY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO University of Chicago Continued for, 27; Fellow, establishment of posi- tion of, at, 145; fifteenth anniversary, celebration of, 416; final gift to, by John D. Rockefeller, 291-93; financial embarrassment of, in 1892-93, 270, 275; first $400,000 of public sub- scriptions, history of, 69 ff.; first planned as a college, 10; first site for, acquired from Marshall Field, 97; first year in history of, 242-72; fiscal year, beginning of, 267; "Founded by John D. Rockefeller," use of legend, 28; Founder, name of, printed on official publications of, 446; Founder's Day, designation of, 446; Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior, terms not officially recognized at beginning of, 247; funds, solicitation for, by secre- taries, in 1889, 71 ff.; General Ad- ministrative Board, successor to Uni- versity Council, 151; geographical sources of first subscription of $1,000,- ooo 10,90-91; Geography, creation of Department of, 322; gifts to (see Buildings of University; Ogden Grad- uate School of Science; Rockefeller, John D.; Ryerson, Martin A., etc.); graduate fellowships, fund for, pro- vided by John D. Rockefeller, 192; graduate work, emphasis laid on by, 374; graduation, annual, abolished, 144; Greek-letter societies, regulation of, by, 253 f.; growth of, under Presi- dent Judson's administration, 415; guarantors, list of, of $1,000,000 sub- scription, 185; Head of Department, discontinuance of title, 151; Head Professor, title changed, when, 151; historical review of founding of, made by F. T. Gates, 474 ff.; honor system at, 466; Household Administration, creation of Department of, 322; Hull Biological Laboratories, departments housed in, 307; Hull Court, 304 (see also Buildings of University); Hy- giene and Bacteriology, creation of Department of, 322; inception of plan of, 45 ff.; incorporation, 96, and articles of, 478; instruction, date when begun, 177; instructors, freedom of views and of utterance at, 455-58; investments, conservative policy pur- sued, 386; journalistic activities of students in early days, 252-53; jour- nals, publication of, 266 (see also under several titles, and University Press); Junior College, the, 138, 154- 55; Junior College Council, 448; Kent Chemical Laboratory, gift of, to, 183; Kindergarten, the, 329; library, tem- porary building for, 227; major, 143, 152; matriculants, list of first twenty, 251-52; medical work, what done at, 332; Midway Plaisance, gift of lands on north of, to, 289, and on south of, 337-38; minor, 143, 152; music, provision sought for, 296 ; Official Bulletin No. i, 133, 140, 190; Offi- cial Bulletin No. 2, 135, 191, 193; Ogden Graduate School of Science, en- dowment of, 173-76; Old Testament Department transferred from Morgan Park to University, 165; organization, basic principle of, 136, and early plan of, 134-35, 138, i49, !9; Paleontology, creation of Department of, 322, 326; Pathology, creation of Department of, 322; plan of, discussed between W. R. Harper and F. T. Gates, 121; por- traits, hung in Hutchinson Hall, 347; Practical Sociology, creation of Depart- ment of, 322; professional schools of, 139; professors for, difficulty in pro- curing, 178, 187; provisional Uni- versity committee, appointment of, 32; Psychology, creation of Department of, 322; publication work, scope of, in original plan, 135; quadrangles, plans of, 221; quarters, division of academic year into, 155; raising $1,000,000 in Chicago to meet conditions of pledge by Marshall Field, 183-86; registra- tion of students (see Student Enrol- ment) ; relations of John D. Rockefeller to, recital of, 294 f.; religious activities at, 250, 257, 261, 265, 450-51; reli- gious instruction counted as credit toward degree, 451; requirements, standard of, 464-65; research, part played in, by members of faculty, 372; retrospect of, by President Judson, 418; Ruling Bodies, later modifi- cations in scope of, 150; Schools and Colleges, adoption of title, 153; Schools, the, what they originally included, 134; seal, adoption of, 467; segregation, policy of, adopted by, 355, 406; Senate, the, 139-40; Senior College, the, 138, 154-55; Senior College Council, 448; service rendered by, to country at large, 464-66; social activities at, in early days, 250-51, 260; societies, clubs, etc., organized during first year, 257, 451-52; spirit of, inspired by W. R. Harper, 249, 469-70; statutes of, 133; student activities at, in early days, 251-52, 448-49; student govern- ment, 448; subscription campaign of 1893, conditions encountered in, 271- 72; teachers, preparation of, at, 375 (see also Board of Recommendations) ;