Arbutus . dvania Medical College,Lexington, Kentucky, 1840-41; graduated Jefferson Medical College, 1844,after which be practiced medicine in Bloomington, Indiana; from 1838-55be served as Secretaiy of Board of Trustees of Indiana University, and fromI860-92 as Trustee. JOSEPH LAFAYETTE RAWLINS, Mill Creek, Utah, born March 28, 1850; studiedUniversity of Utah; completed Classical Course, Indiana University, 1872;Professor of Latin and Greek, University of Utah; practiced law, Salt LakeCity; Delegate to Fifty-third Congress from Utah; Delegate to NationalDemocratic Convention at Chicago, 1896;
Arbutus . dvania Medical College,Lexington, Kentucky, 1840-41; graduated Jefferson Medical College, 1844,after which be practiced medicine in Bloomington, Indiana; from 1838-55be served as Secretaiy of Board of Trustees of Indiana University, and fromI860-92 as Trustee. JOSEPH LAFAYETTE RAWLINS, Mill Creek, Utah, born March 28, 1850; studiedUniversity of Utah; completed Classical Course, Indiana University, 1872;Professor of Latin and Greek, University of Utah; practiced law, Salt LakeCity; Delegate to Fifty-third Congress from Utah; Delegate to NationalDemocratic Convention at Chicago, 1896; elected United States Senator, 1897. GEORGE W. COOPER, Columbus, Indiana, born May 21, 1851; graduated in Classof 1872; practiced law in Columbus, Indiana; elected Prosecuting Attorneyfor Bartholomew County, 1872; elected Mayor of Columbus, 1877; electedCity Attorney of Columbus; elected to Fifty-first, Fifty-second and Fifty-thirdCongresses; practicing law, Columbus, Indiana. 16. GreekLatin Romance LanguagesGermanic LanguagesEnglish History and Political ScienceEconomics and Social SciencePhilosophyPedagogyMathematics Mechanics and AstronomyPhysics ChemistryGeologyZoologyBotany Fine Arts School of Law (Sreek 9*W The isles of Greece/ The isles of burning Sappho loved and sung,Where grew the arts of war and peace,Where Delos rose and Phwbus sprung. —Byron. JN ancient times it was believed that our own little planet was the center ofthe universe, and all other heavenly bodies revolved around and dependedupon it. So to-day most students think their own department is thecentral figure of the University, and all others are merely satellites. The Greek Department of Indiana University is well equipped withevery facility for interesting and profitable investigation, and, together with theLatin Department, offers the royal road to a purely classical course of instruction is thorough and careful, and the student of Greek can not failto become fa
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