Regents, Board of:
Selection duties, powers, 41;
Relations with first Faculty, 42, 166, 167;
First meeting, 2, 23, 24;
Enlarged powers under Constitution of 1850, 44;
Change in method of electing, 43;
General characterization, 164, 165;
Relations with Legislature, 167;
Powers, 165, 166, 168;
Legislative acts and decisions concerning, 167-171;
Members of, 1920, 334.
Religion in the University, 40, 192, 193, 197.
Removal of Medical School, question of, 73, 122.
Research:
In University, 147, 148, 151, 164;
In Medical School, 152;
Industrial, 154.
Research Club, 83, 154.
Rhetoric, Department of, 108.
Rose, Preston B., 74, 75.
Sager, Abram, 32, 74, 94.
Salaries:
First, 2, 32, 58;
Reduced in 1873, 72.
Scholarship charts, 213.
Scientific collections, 288, 289.
Semitics, Department of, 113.
Seminary method of teaching, 71, 115.
Sewall, Henry, 126.
Smith-Hughes Bill, 84.
Societies, student, 229-231.
Songs, Michigan, 197-205.
Sororities, 209.
Spanish-American War, 304-305.
Speaking, public, 177, 178, 217;
Clubs for, 220;
Debating and oratory, 221, 222.
Special students, not candidates for a degree, 150.
State University System, 3, 9.
Steere, Joseph B., 110.
Students, distribution of, 231, 232.
Student affairs, committee on, 183.
Students, first, 30.
Student life, 33;
Early days, 172-176;
Later years, 182.
Students' Christian Association:
Organization, 194;
General character of work, 195;
Newberry Hall, 195;
Divided into Y.M.C.A. and Y.W.C.A., 195;
Re-established, 196.
Students' Lecture Association, 220, 221.
Studies, University of Michigan, 155.
Summer Session, 146.
Surgical Laboratory, 128.
Superintendent of Public Instruction, 16, 18, 26, 43.
Tappan Hall, 288.
Tappan, John L., 54, 118.
Tappan, Henry Philip:
Election to presidency, 45;
Life before coming to University, 45;
Characteristics, 50, 53;
University ideals, 46, 47;
Administration, 48;
Appearance before Legislature, 51;
Strained relations, 52, 53;
Removal, 54;
Efforts for his reinstatement, 55;
Other references, 92, 115, 116, 148, 173, 181, 300.
Tappan Oak, 285.
Teaching, science and art of, Department of, 72, 109.
Ten Brook, Andrew, 32, 41, 42, 94, 272.
Town and Gown:
Friendly spirit, 277, 281, 282;
Student troubles, 277-281.
Track athletics, 260-263.
Traditions, student, 184.
Tree planting on Campus, 284-286.
Tyler, Moses Coit, 105, 115, 218.
Union, American University, in Paris, 318, 319.
Union, Michigan:
Founded, 185-186;
Organization and objects, 186, 187.
Union, Michigan, Building:
Need for, 186;
Judge Cooley's home purchased, 187;
Fund for, 188, 337;
Description of, 189, 190;
Control of, 190;
During war, 311.
Universities, other, in 1871, 69.
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