Word: mcclelland
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...administrative ability by trustees who regard big universities as corporations which need executives, not educators, to run them. He will have charge of a faculty of 1,862, a student body of 18,600, and responsibility for raising $32 million for new buildings. Stassen's predecessor, George William McClelland, had resigned the presidency because of ill health, but would still be around as chairman of the university...
...Left by McClelland Barclay, famed pretty-girl illustrator lost in action...
...women staged the most destructive "Rowbottom"* in the University's history. For four hours, demonstrators cut trolley wires and set kerosene fires on the streetcar tracks, overturned autos and punctured tires, kept 300 cops busy untangling traffic and quelling the mob. Pennsylvania's President George McClelland suspended three riot leaders, said sternly: "With thousands of veterans crying for a chance at a college education, there is no room on the nation's campuses for the current epidemic of disorders...
Henry Cabell McClelland, Frank Bearss Muhlfeld, John Watson Pollock, Theodore Louis Squier, Jr., Edward Morrill Tuckerman, George Henry Warren...
...William McClelland...