History Woodrow Wilson ’79 at Princeton: A Portfolio Woodrow Wilson ’79. Erich Hartmann, Magnum (in collaboration with The John Hopkins Magazine) By Robert M. Mottar and the Princeton University Library Published Feb. 17, 1956 3 min read Copied to clipboard Erich Hartmann, Magnum (in collaboration with The John Hopkins Magazine) Lines inscribed by Wilson in the autograph album of a classmate in 1879, his senior year. At the time he used the signature Thomas W. Wilson. Erich Hartmann, Magnum (in collaboration with The John Hopkins Magazine) His license to practice law in Georgia, dated 1882. After this disillusioning experience, he returned to the “advantages and delights of study.” Erich Hartmann, Magnum (in collaboration with The John Hopkins Magazine) Erich Hartmann, Magnum (in collaboration with The John Hopkins Magazine) ...Student, Lawyer, Professor, President Erich Hartmann, Magnum (in collaboration with The John Hopkins Magazine) A student's notebook in Professor Wilson's course in English Common Law, 1901. The student is now Senator H. Alexander Smith ’01. Erich Hartmann, Magnum (in collaboration with The John Hopkins Magazine) The text of Wilson's inaugural as President in 1902. Not to be confused with “Princeton in the Nation’s Service,” his sesquicentennial address. Erich Hartmann, Magnum (in collaboration with The John Hopkins Magazine) The Scholars on Wilson Erich Hartmann, Magnum (in collaboration with The John Hopkins Magazine) Presidential Portrait Erich Hartmann, Magnum (in collaboration with The John Hopkins Magazine) The Presidential Chair Erich Hartmann, Magnum (in collaboration with The John Hopkins Magazine) The Faculty Room Erich Hartmann, Magnum (in collaboration with The John Hopkins Magazine) Badges of Office Stairs at “Prospect” Erich Hartmann, Magnum (in collaboration with The John Hopkins Magazine) His Adversaries Dean West in His Graduate College Erich Hartmann, Magnum (in collaboration with The John Hopkins Magazine) From his study window in ’79 Hall, Wilson looked out on the eating clubs Erich Hartmann, Magnum (in collaboration with The John Hopkins Magazine) His Legacy - Great Teaching, Great Teachers Charles G. Osgood Erich Hartmann, Magnum (in collaboration with The John Hopkins Magazine) Thomas J. Wertenbaker Erich Hartmann, Magnum (in collaboration with The John Hopkins Magazine) “Preceptor Guys” Luther P. Eisenhart Erich Hartmann, Magnum (in collaboration with The John Hopkins Magazine) Edward S. Corwin Erich Hartmann, Magnum (in collaboration with The John Hopkins Magazine) 0 Responses Join the conversation Name Email Princeton affiliation - Select -AlumniFacultyStaffStudentCommunity MemberNon-alumni Response Plain text Full name and Princeton affiliation (if applicable) are required for all published comments. For more information, view our commenting policy. Responses are limited to 500 words for online and 250 words for print consideration. The Latest See all Tiger of the Week Helen Park ’18 Launches ‘Kelp Pasta’ Administration NIH Caps Could Hurt Research Administration Princeton Donates Laptops for Incarcerated Students Princetonians And the Grammy Goes To... Sports Wrestlers’ New Path to Nationals Related News Politics & Public Affairs USAID Deputy Administrator Isobel Coleman ’87 Calls Dismantling ‘Terribly Short-Sighted’ ‘This is not the way to treat dedicated public servants who have devoted their lives to serving American interests’ 4 Responses Tiger of the Week Heather Lynch ’00 Uses Satellites to Study Penguins and Climate Change ‘It’s kind of cracked open this whole field of people who are starting to look at wildlife remotely’ Features Is the Proposed Endowment Tax Another Cash Grab? A ‘meteor is about to hit’ higher education as Republicans look to increase the tax on endowments 1 Response
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