History of the class of '70, Department of literature, science and the arts . le and female eollege, and the Collegiate Institute, fromthe latter of whieh he was graduated in June. 1865. In Septem-her of the following year he entered the Cniversity of AliehigaiuHe stood high in all his elasses in eoUege ami reeeived appointmentas one of the speakers at the Junior exhilntion ami also at Com-mencement, June, 1870. on which occasion he delivered a Latinoration. He received the degree of in 1870. and of in1873. Lie was instructor in Greek and mathematics at Kalama-zoo College in 1870-71.
History of the class of '70, Department of literature, science and the arts . le and female eollege, and the Collegiate Institute, fromthe latter of whieh he was graduated in June. 1865. In Septem-her of the following year he entered the Cniversity of AliehigaiuHe stood high in all his elasses in eoUege ami reeeived appointmentas one of the speakers at the Junior exhilntion ami also at Com-mencement, June, 1870. on which occasion he delivered a Latinoration. He received the degree of in 1870. and of in1873. Lie was instructor in Greek and mathematics at Kalama-zoo College in 1870-71. In June. 1871. he was eleetetl to a posi-tion in the l^niversity of ^Michigan, where he has served con-tinuously ever since: as instructor in mathematics from 1871 to1874; assistant professor of mathematics froiu 1874 to 1882; as-sociate professor of mathematics from 1882 to 1887. and pro-fessor of mathematics in charge of the department since is a felknv of the American Association for the advancementof science, and was vice-president and chairman of Section A in. Department of Literature, Science, and Arts. 27 1897. His vice-presidential address was translated into Frenchiiv jNI. Berdelle and |nil)lished in LEnseignenient is also a meml)er of the London Mathematical Society and theDeutsche Matheniatiker-Vereinigung-. He has written for theAnalyst, Educational Notes and Queries. The Academy, Bihlio-theca Mathematica, and the Ihilletin of the American ]\Iathe-matical Society. Li connection with Professor David Eugene Smith, ofTeachers College, Columljia Lniversity, New York, he has pre-pared a series of mathematical text-hooks puhlished hy Ouinn &Co., of Boston : Plane and Solid Geometry, New Plane and SolidGeometry, Higher Arithmetic, Elements of Algebra, AcademicAlgebra, and Iamous Iroblems of Elementary Geometry (fromthe German of Klein), a College Algebra, to be published l)y thesame firm, is nearly ready for the printer. The Open Court Pub-lishin
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