Today in the History of the University of Illinois

• 1872: ...July 14, 1871 9 Promotional flyer to County Superintendents enclosing Course Catalogue, June 18, 1872, RS 2 1 5 10 Promotional flyer to County Superintendents enclosing Course Catalogue, June 18, 1872, RS 2 1 5 11 Catalogue and Circular 1875-1876 12 Catalogue and Circular 1875-1876 13 Catalogue and Circular 1875-1876 ... (Women at the University)

• 1854: ...' I M M I I M t l i t l i i t t l l i l i ' l i , i , , r M i i i i F 1 r u . l . . i r IIIPMUIMiHl EDWARD WYLLIS SCRIPPS Edward Wyllis Scripps was born on a farm at Rushvillc, Illinois, June 18, 1854, and died aboard his yacht off the coast of West Liberia, Africa, March 12, 1926. He was elected to the Hall October 4, 1929 Election 11. He was the youngest of thirteen children, four of whom became... (Dedication - Editor's Hall of Fame)
• 1860: ... there was some further discussion of the plan but nothing definite was accomplished until June, 1860, by which time Hodgerson seems to have withdrawn from the company. On the evening of June 18, 1860, the friends of the project met in Champaign and after a number of rousing speeches favoring the plan a subscription paper was circulated that brought 10,000 in pledges. A committee of four from each... (Book - History of the University (Powell))
• 1869: " June 18, 1869. " We complain that the Trustees put at the head of our Agricultural College a mere speech-maker, a man ignorant of agricultural practise and science." APPENDIX G SALARIES President, vice-president, ... (Book - History of the University (Nevins))
• 1894: ...PROFESSOR FRANK M. MCMURRY, Director. PROFESSOR DAVID KINLEY, Assistant Director. The trustees of the University of Illinois have made arrangements for a summer school, for 1894, to begin June 18th, and to continue for four weeks. Its purpose is the same as that of the University itself, namely, to provide, at slight expense to students, adequate facilities for the study of subjects of common inte... (Course Catalog - 1893-1894)
• 1900: ...iterature, 24; Rhetoric, 31; Shakspere, 25; Latin, beginners, 29, Cassar 14, Cicero 6, Virgil 6; Pedagogy, 72; Mathematics, 55. SUMMER TERM, 1900 The Summer Term of 1900 will open Monday, June 18th, continue six weeks, and close Friday, July 27th. No examinations or other conditions will be placed upon admission. All who can do the work are welcome to get what they can from it. Those who can meet ... (Course Catalog - 1899-1900)
• 1923: ...LIBRARY UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS URBANA UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS BULLETIN Issued Weekly Vol XX June 18, 1923 No. 42 Entered as second-class matter December 11, 1912, at the post office at Urbana, Illinois, under the Act of August 24,- 1912. Acceptance for mailing at the special rate of postage provided for ... (Mathematical Models by Arnold Emch - Series 2 (1923))
• 1923: 42, June 18, 1923. jV '3kVn ,MATHEMATICAL III SERIES1 MODELS Intersection of Quadrics A s is well k n o w n t w o quadrics in a general position intersect in a quartic C4 of the first kind, i.e., its projection C from... (Mathematical Models by Arnold Emch - Series 3 (1925))
• 1927: ...he beginning of the fund in 1927: 6,645.50 Total contributions to principal fund have been s 5g Total collections of interest have DM . r. ; - Resources in the hands of the Trustees as of June 18, American Telephone Sr Telegraph Co. 1,514.50 9 shares common stock... 698.17 on deposit Bowery Savings Bank, N.Y. Ctty . Commercial Building Loan Assn. 5 00o.OO 50 shares paid up capital stock 878W Union... (UI Library School Alumni Newsletter - 37)
• 1935: ...j ft'iL vf.iTi 4 - ' Pills Wk Page 46 r; 4 ,The Student Alumni Association THE UNIVERSITY CALENDAR SUMMER SESSION, 1935 1935 June 17, M o n . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Registration, Urbana June 18, Tues., 8 A.M., Instruction begun, Urbana Aug. 9-10, Fri.-Sat Final examinations, Urbana FIRST SEMESTER, 1935-36 Sept. 4-7, Wed.-Sat Entrance examinations, Urbana and Chicago Sept. 12-14, Thurs.-Sat Fresh... (Booklet - Your First Year the University (1935))
• 1937: ...175 will be on sale at A.L.A. Headquarters at the Waldorfna, but, as the number is limited, those who expect to attend are urged t o end in reservations as soon as possible not later than June 18 to Mr. Gordon Reference iin L Department, College of the City of New York Library, 139th Street and Convent Avenue, New York City. Tickets will be set aside nrst for those who have made advance reservatio... (UI Library School Alumni Newsletter - 24)
• 1941: ... .. " " 70 " P Lxpenditures Loans to students. Incorporation fee. 200.00 A L A . expense. L00 M Deposited in Windsor F W i ' s a v i n g accoum YeaiduV of : p ol i jj T ; balance in bank June 18, 1941 25 ,Alumni News Letter As8C L tanding loans to students 2 oo un g S S S n t Citizens Building Loan at 4 ffig Kvestment: Federal Savings Building Loan at 4 . . . 500.00 In dosed First National Bank of... (UI Library School Alumni Newsletter - 29)
• 1942: y c On June 18, 1942, Mary Elizabeth Cress was married to Earl J. E '"' Illinoisinstructor ,n Metallurgical Engineering at the University of n They are living at Apt. 3, 57 East Chalmers Street Champaign. U Public Librar... (UI Library School Alumni Newsletter - 31)
• 1945: ...-tock JOS.R B. H o t ,Alumni News Letter 5 UNIVERSITY OP ILLINOIS LIBRARY SCHOOL ASSOCIATION Abridged financial report for the Trustees of the Katharine L. Sharp . Scholarship Fund as of June 18, 1945 Transactions since the last annual report, June 30, 1944: Rectipts Interest collections from investments 317.44 Additions to principal fund received 7000 387.44 Disbursements To University of Illinoi... (UI Library School Alumni Newsletter - 37)
• 1949: It was on June 18, 1949, that the New Civil Code, Republic Act No. 386, was enacted giving the Filipina her rights her civil emancipation . Art. 115 N.C.C. provides that the wife may manage the affairs of the household. Thi... (SWE - Proceedings of the First International Conference of Women Engineers and Scientists )
• 1950: ...er exams Jan. 23-31 Commencement Feb. 12 2nd Semester Registration Classes begin Easter vacation Honors Day Semester exams Commencement 1950 Feb. 9-13 Feb, 14 Apr. 6 to 11 May 5 June 2-10 Jun. 18 Spring Quarter 1950 Quarter begins Mar. 27 and Apr. 3 Commencement Jun. 16 Quarter ends Jun. 16 and 24 Summer Quarter 1950 Quarter begins Jun. 26 Quarter ends Sep. 16 Summer Session 1950 Registration Jun.... (Reference Folder - 1949)
• 1956: ...tion Feb.6-8 Classes begin Feb.9 Easter Mar.29vacation Apr. 4 Honors Day May.4 Memorial Day May 30 Semester Hay 31examinations June 8 Commencement June 16 Summer Session 1956 Registration June 18 Classes begin June 19 Independence day..July 4 Session exams aug. 10-11 Mar.29Apr.4 Apr.27 May 30 June 4-12 1956 June 22-23 June 25 July 4 Aug.17-18 THE UNIVERSITY grew out of a demand of the people that ... (Reference Folder - 1955)
• 1964: ... for women engineers which would probably need to be tailormade. The special character of the program would make it all the more interesting and all the more important. Ill-78 ,Thursday, June 18, 1964 2:30 P.M. - TECHNICAL PROGRAM SESSION IV Needs of the World's Standard of Living Chairman: Dorothy M. Cridland, President, The Women's Engineering Society, London, England Moderator: Ivy M. Parker, R... (SWE - Proceedings of the First International Conference of Women Engineers and Scientists )
• 1964: ...d into progress, thank you. Ill-70 ,THE UNIVERSITY AND THE ENGINEER By C. C. Furnas President, State University at Buffalo, New York Address presented at the New York Luncheon, Thursday, June 18, 1964 It is commonplace now to characterize the latter half of the 20th century as the time of the Second Industrial Revolution, or the era of the new Science and Technology, or by other trite phrases. Wha... (SWE - Proceedings of the First International Conference of Women Engineers and Scientists )
• 1964: ... THE STATE OF NEW YORK WOMEN'S PROGRAM By The Honorable Guin Hall Deputy Commissioner, Woman's Program New York State Department of Commerce Presented at the New York Luncheon, Thursday, June 18, 1964 On behalf of the Woman's Program of the New York State Department of Commerce, I am happy indeed to welcome participants in this First International Conference of Women Engineers and Scientists. Amon... (SWE - Proceedings of the First International Conference of Women Engineers and Scientists )
• 1964: ...r if the required individual's standard of living is to be met. 5. 6. Women, with their easy adaptability, should make most suitable engineers for these future projects. 11-45 ,Thursday, June 18, 1964 9:00 A.M. - TECHNICAL PROGRAM SESSION III Focus on Industrial and Social Needs Chairman: Lorna N. Millan, President, Women Chemical Engineers of the Philippines Beatrice M. Williams, Treasurer-elect,... (SWE - Proceedings of the First International Conference of Women Engineers and Scientists )
• 1966: ...ter Registration Classes begin Spring Vacation Honors Day Memorial Day Holiday.. Semester Examinations. Commencement 1966 Feb. 2-5 Feb. 7 Apr. 9 - 1 1 . . . . Apr. 29 May 30 May 31-June 8 June 18 Fall Quarter Registration... Classes begin.. Thanksgiving... Thanksgiving . Examinations 1965 Sept. 20-24 Sept 27 Nov. 25-27 Nov. 25 Dec. 13-18 Winter Quarter 1965 Registration... Dec. 13-17 Classes begin... (Reference Folder - 1965)
• 1971: ... rt secondapart of the project including seeding Contractor : General - Strata, Inc., Springfield 463,533 Electrical - Hubbard Electric, Decatur 96,100 perimeler Construction Start Date: June 18, 1971 Completion: January 24, 1972 substantial ; June 1972 landscaping Sinetry Hscal Yean 1972 project: Equipment for Brookens Library Total Project Budget: 695,100 Architect Engineer: Murphy, Downey, Woff... (UIS History 1969-1995 (Sangamon State Univ))