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EXCHANGE PROFESSOR FROM VANDERBILT (CONTINUED) FROM~ PAGF ONF.) mer school of Harvard, where he came under the influence of' Shaler and Davis in geology. From that time his passion for geology grew, and in 1896 he re signed his place in Darlington and entered Johns Hopkins, to pursue his favorite study. He; received the degree of Ph. D.; from that University in 1899. In the same year he went to South Carolina College as profes sor of Biology and Geology. His career in his Alma Mater was brilliant but short. After one: year, he was attracted by the advantages of Vanderbilt. Since then. his life has been a period of steady growth in achievement and reputation. In addition to his work as a teacher of science Dr. Glenn has made several investigations for the United States Geological Sur vey and for the State Geological Surveys of Maryland, Kentucky, and Tennessee. His published reports and scientific papers cov er a wide range of subjects, but in --ecent years much of his time hap been given to the study of the Appalachian coal fields, water supply, and stream erosion and the removal of soil. While 'at th6 University Dr. Glenn will give a public address on "Geology and Evolution" and lecture before the LeConte Scien tific Society on "Stream Devel opment in South Carolina." The lectures before the geology class es will include the followingsub jects: "Geology Applied to Dams and Reservoirs," "Denudation and. Erosion," and "The Role of Geology in the Growth of the State." Followihtis a schedule of the, lectures being given by Dr. Glenn: Monday noon, "Denudation and Erosion," illustrated. Tuesday noon, Coal 'Resources of the South." Wednesday noon, "Animals of the Past," illustrated. Thursday noon, "The Role of Geology in the Growth of the State." 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