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		Ernest Fox Nichols (June 1, 1869- April 29, 1924) was a U.S. educator and physicist.
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		Ernest Fox Nichols (1869–1924) was a U.S. educator and physicist.
		The appointment of Ernest Fox Nichols as the 10th president in the Wheelock Succession could be seen as both a reflection of the times and a tribute to the quality of Dartmouth's faculty.
		Ernest Fox Nichols stepped down in 1916 to become a professor of physics at Yale and subsequently became president of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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	Ernest Fox Nichols - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Ernest Fox Nichols (June 1, 1869– April 29, 1924) was a U.S. educator and physicist.
		Nichols served as a professor of physics at Colgate University from 1892-1898, at Dartmouth College from 1898-1903, and Columbia University from 1903-1909.
		Thereafter, Nichols served as the 10th President of Dartmouth College between 1909 and 1916, and as the president of MIT from 1921 until 1923.
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	Phillip Fox and Adler Planetarium, David Menke, IPS Planetarian (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Fox enlisted as a private in the U.S. Army in 1898 at the start of the Spanish-American War, and so distinguished himself in the Philippines that when he left the Army in 1899, he was a second lieutenant.
		Fox remained in the Army Reserve and at the time of his appointment as Director of the Adler Planetarium, he was a Colonel and served as the Commander of the 43rd Infantry of the 86th Division based at Jefferson Barracks, Missouri.
		Fox was concerned about the growth of the large cities and the brightening of the natural skies as a result of population increase.
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	Rich: Bibliography
		Nichols, Ernest Fox, to Charles Alonzo Rich, 11 December 1912.
		Rich, Charles Alonzo, to Ernest Fox Nichols, 28 June 1911.
		Rich, Charles Alonzo, to Ernest Fox Nichols, 25 September 1911.
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	Charles Alonzo Rich Builds the New Dartmouth
		The building committees of the College, which included both Presidents Tucker and Nichols as well as such active Trustees as Parkhurst, Kimball and Streeter, were the real moving force behind the new construction.
		Not all of the minutes of the two successive building committees survive, and those that do largely record decisions made rather than the reasons behind them.
		Albert Einstein and Ernest Fox Nichols, no location given (Brown and Rieser, 25, from Dartmouth College Library).
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	Ernest Fox Nichols: Biographical Note: Institute Archives & Special Collections: MIT (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Ernest Fox Nichols, 1869-1924, B.S., Kansas Agricultural College, 1888; M.S., Cornell University, 1893; D.Sc., Cornell University, 1897, was president of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology during 1921 and 1922.
		He was too ill from heart disease during his brief tenure to enter actively into his responsibilities.
		Nichols was a professor of physics at Colgate College (1892-1898), Dartmouth College (1898-1903), Yale University (1916), and Columbia University (1903-1916).
	libraries.mit.edu /archives/mithistory/biographies/nichols.html (93 words)

	Philip Fox Obituary
		Fox thus came to the directorship of the Dearborn Observatory, his most important astronomical position, a man of wide training and experience, and he threw himself enthusiastically into work with its 18 1/2-inch refractor.
		Happily married (his widow and four children, three sons and a daughter, survive him), located in a congenial university community, surrounded by scores of friends, artists, musicians, and scientists, and equipped with a telescope with which, as he so fully demonstrated, useful contributions to knowledge could be made, his situation was well-nigh ideal.
		As for Fox himself, though for a brief period he was technically “out of work,” he found plenty to do to occupy his mind and hands with astronomical research, music, art, and the activities of the Officers’ Reserve Corps.
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	Encyclopedia: Ernest Fox Nichols (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Colgate University is an elite, private liberal arts college located in the Town of Hamilton in Madison County, New York.
		President Harding and the National Academy of Sciences at the White House, Washington, DC, April 1921 The National Academy of Sciences (NAS) is a corporation in the United States whose members serve pro bono as advisers to the nation on science, engineering, and medicine.
		Clergy is the generic term used to describe the formal religious leadership within a given religion.
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	Atti '96 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Nichols si era occupato di "onde di calore" nel suo soggiorno di studi a Berlino dave era rimasto dal 1894 al 1896 collaborando sia con Ernest Pringsheim sia con Rubens.
		Nichols aveva ridotto le palette a due e aveva sospeso il mulinello ad un sottilissimo filo di quarzo.
		Nichols, J. Tear, Joining the electric wave and heat wave spectra, Annual Report of the board of regents of The Smithsonian Institution, 175-185.
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	Ancestors of Bertrand Fox (2) (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Florence Fox Harrop wrote "Simeon M. Fox was given the advantage of a liberal education, laying the foundation in the public schools of Lansing, N.Y. Later he attended the High School in Elmyra, N.Y. whither his parents had moved in 1853.
		Esther Fox at Manhattan, such a life ended in Kansas, a life that had enriched the lives of several score young men and young women in their day, some few of whom achieved distinction and attained fame, as may happen to those who go forth from a college community.
		Fox had a part in the making of other men of science, among them her son, the astronomer Philip Fox, and on occasions when these men returned to Manhattan, they rarely missed going to see her.
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		Ernest Fox Nichols, president of the Institute, has resigned t his office because of ill health and his resignation has been accepted l by the executive committee of the Corporation.
		, Although Dr. Nichols- was inaugurat- staunch and generous friendship it is ed president of the Institute last pleasant to add that in the judgment 3June, he has never assumed the of my physicians the physical dis-.
		ERNEST FOX NICHOLS Founded as the Official News Organ of Technology I Relinquishes Post on Physicians' Advice 11 10 I I i i CORNELL FAVORED TO WIN lIC A,A, A, Beaver Harriers Have Chance for Second Honors- Yale Strong BtY DON R. Special to MIE TECH NewN York, N'.
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	Books
		There are many photos of the design and building process and a wealth of information about the project, including the evolution of the façade which has made this organ, and hall, an architectural landmark.
		The performing styles of Virgil Fox are revealed and discussed, including the manual keyboard, Pedal keyboard, and registration technique that he used and taught.
		His research included the papers of Virgil Fox’s long-time manager, Roberta Bailey, and he relates her key role in the development of Fox’s career.
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