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• 1892: 6, Nov. 11, Nov. 25, Nov. 30, University University University University University University University University of of of of of of of of Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois v... (Illio - 1895)
• 1893: Nov. 11 Gifts of World's Pair Exhibits to University. University Athletic Association changed colors from black and yellow to crimson (Book - Early History of University (1916))
• 1895: November 11, Furnishing (Course Catalog - 1895-1896)
• 1895: November 11 Furnishing (Illio - 1896)
• 1897: Nov. 11 Homeric tableaux given by Faculty, under supervision of N. A. Wells (Book - Early History of University (1916))
• 1910: November 11 President James sailed foi Europe from New York on the Steamer " A b r a h a m Lincoln," Hamburg-American Line. Napoleon B . Morrison, a former Trustee of the University, died at his home in Odin (Book - Early History of University (1916))
• 1913: ... of Public Accounts, asking him for a statement of the endowment fund of the University of Illinois. In reply to my letter, the State Auditor furnished such a statement under date of November 11, 1913. This statement of the State Auditor was carefully checked by Mr. Lynn E. Knorr, Assistant Comptroller, both in the business office of the University and in the office of the State Auditor. Mr. Knorr... (Book - History of Illinois Land Grant Endowment)
• 1915: ...ster of War in a u eak Government of the National Democrats hastily formed bv the Regents. Soon afterwards that ephemeral creation fell, and the Regency Council through two decrees of November 11 and 14, 1918, pronounced the dissolution of its own body, and "in view of the threatening dangers from within ami without" transferred the sovereign power to Pilsudski, his dictatorship to endure until a ... (War Publications - WWI Compilation 1923 - Article 24)
• 1915: November 11 Voynich collection of rare books displayed in Lincoln Hall (Book - Early History of University (1916))
• 1916: ...eam won cross country races from Indiana. November 10 Series of lee tures on "Anthropology and Social E v o l u t i o n " begun by Professor Felix voi Luschen of University of Berlin, November 11 Installation of mining and railwa; engineering libraries in Transportation building. November 13 Tag xlay for Bel gian sufferers. November 13-14 Homecoming. " O u r W i v e s " was Mask and Baubl play. Il... (Book - Early History of University (1916))
• 1918: ...ocra . foreve aved. So we believed and so we preached. Well, in three years how far have we learned those i sson What, compared with our hopes, have been the actual develoi nent ince November 11, 1918: There has not been in Europe since that time one single dav when armed forces have not been either in conflict or pre ing 1 r conflict. Russia, Poland, Greece, Turkey, and Sj tin have been almost st... (Convocation - 1921 (Armistice Day))
• 1921: ...4, 1QI3 , I Oj I ol 11 I d fill r n, I IOI :. at t i - p milling iwi IUI .1 i I. I ,i I ARMISTICE DAY ADDRESS DELIVERED AT THE ARMISTICE DAY CONVOCATION OK THE UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS NOVEMBER 11, 1921 BY MAJOR GENERAL MILTON J. FORI WAN VST GRAND COMMANDER Of Till AMERICAN LKGIQN ' "I I '-Ml n in I III I -M I M i N i. M I UKtlAN ,C u-rsVo llinttmcattan program THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNIVERSITY PRESI... (Convocation - 1921 (Armistice Day))
• 1924: ... may direct in accordance with the approved policy of the Assnci.it inn ARTICLE Board of Education for Librarianship The School was visited by Mr. Keogh, Mr. Strohm, and Miss Howe on November 11, 1924. They spent the day visiting classes, inspecting eauin ment and talking with the faculty. In January, Miss Elizabeth f oL:lk School w r The open meetings of the Board in Chicago and in California wer... (UI Library School Alumni Newsletter - 5)
• 1924: ... may direct in accordance with the approved policy of the Assnci.it inn ARTICLE Board of Education for Librarianship The School was visited by Mr. Keogh, Mr. Strohm, and Miss Howe on November 11, 1924. They spent the day visiting classes, inspecting eauin ment and talking with the faculty. In January, Miss Elizabeth f oL:lk School w r The open meetings of the Board in Chicago and in California wer... (UI Library School Alumni Newsletter - 4)
• 1932: ...., majoring in Library Science. He will teach in the Summer Session of the Library School. I Mr. and Mrs. Bernie L. McNabb, B.S. '30, are the parents of a baby girl, Ruth Louise, born November 11. Mrs. McNabb was formerly Nellie R. Myers. They reside at 304 N. Russell St., Champaign, 111. Susan E. Miller, B.S. '30, is now Librarian of the Henry Clay High ool Library, Lexington, Kentucky. Mary Luci... (UI Library School Alumni Newsletter - 21)
• 1942: ...f two semesters and an eight-weeks summer session. Earlier Senate action had ruled out a shift to a four-quarter system. The following plan was adopted by the Senate at its meeting on November 11. T e h Library School will, with other colleges and schools, start to work in mediately on details of a program for the summer of 1943 on the basis of outs1 this decision: 1. That beginning in June, 1943,... (UI Library School Alumni Newsletter - 31)
• 1961: ...tcher, 120 Huff Gym L Eilbracht, 110 Huff Gym Schedule I iv ay Ohio State Southern California Wisconsin Michigan State 1961-62 Football Horn September 30 October October 21 November 4 November 11 Washington Northwestern Minnesota Purdue Michigan October 14 October 28 November 18 November 25 1961-62 Basketball Home December 1 December 12 December 16 December 18 December 23 January 6 January 29 Febr... (Student Regulations - Undergraduates - 1961)
• 1979: ... metal build installing economizer plenums on existing rooftop HVAC units, and insulating and repiaci ' " fcscia on Phase A of the metal buildings. Second part of this project was bid November 11 "IOR which included conversion of most ring road fixtures to high pressure sodium and conv incandescent lighting in Building "D" to fluorescent. "8 Contractor : General - Evans Construction Co. 222,945 Ve... (UIS History 1969-1995 (Sangamon State Univ))