. History of the University of Michigan . aduated Bachelor of Arts in 1890, and Masterof Arts in 1894. He was Instructor in Latin at theUniversity from 1893 to iS95,and again from 1899to 1902, when he was promoted to the rank ofAssistant Professor of Latin. During the interim inhis instructorship he spent some time in foreignstudy and received the degree of Doctor of Philos-ophy at Munich in 1897. Later he was instructorin the University of Minnesota for a year or various contributions to the classical journalshe published in 1898 Die Quellencontaminationim xxi und xxii Buche des L
. History of the University of Michigan . aduated Bachelor of Arts in 1890, and Masterof Arts in 1894. He was Instructor in Latin at theUniversity from 1893 to iS95,and again from 1899to 1902, when he was promoted to the rank ofAssistant Professor of Latin. During the interim inhis instructorship he spent some time in foreignstudy and received the degree of Doctor of Philos-ophy at Munich in 1897. Later he was instructorin the University of Minnesota for a year or various contributions to the classical journalshe published in 1898 Die Quellencontaminationim xxi und xxii Buche des Livius. He is theeditor of the first volume of University of MichiganStudies, entitled Roman Historical Sources andInstitutions (1904), to which he contributed thefirst number. THOMAS BENTON COOLEY was bornat Ann Arbor, Michigan, June 23, 1871, son ofThomas Mclntyre and Mary Elizabeth (Horton)Cooley. After receiving his preparatory educationin the public schools and High School of Ann Arborhe entered the University and was graduated Bach-. work in Organic and Physiological 1898 to 1900 he was assistant in Hygiene atthe University. The year 1900-1901 he spent inGermany studying the diseases of children. Onreturning to this country he became resident phy-sician at the South Department of the Boston CityHospital. In 1903 he was appointed Assistant Pro-fessor of Hygiene, in charge of the Pasteur Institute,at the University of Michigan, and held this positiontill 1905, when he resigned it to take up the prac-tice of medicine in Detroit, his specialty being thediseases of children. On December 21, 1903, hewas married to Abigail Hubbard ( 1903), andthey have a daughter, Emily Holland. JAMES WATERMAN GLOVER was born at Clio, Michigan, July 24, 1868, son of James
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