maccracken造句

• A formal presidential inauguration was held for MacCracken in June 1900.
• One such a fool stands before you, MacCracken . "'
• The cause was pneumonia, said his wife, Mary Burnham MacCracken.
• His wife, Marjorie Dodd MacCracken died in 1974.
• Black charged MacCracken with Contempt of Congress on February 5 and ordered him arrested.
• He is the John Henry MacCracken Professor of History at Lafayette College in Pennsylvania.
• MacCracken earned an English degree in 1900 from New York University ( NYU ).
• Such landmark kudos would warm the heart of Henry Mitchell MacCracken, the NYU chancellor in 1891.
• Chancellor MacCracken, acknowledged inspiration from the Ruhmeshalle ( Hall of Fame ) in Munich, Germany.
• Some weeks later, Miss MacCracken from Rock-a-Bye telephones to schedule a visit.
• MacCracken died in Orlando, Florida on December 24, 1918, at the age of 78.
• Dodds, MacCracken and Porter Hall are also situated in the same area on the South Quad.
• MacCracken left Westminster College in 1903 to return to NYU as a syndic and professor of politics.
• MacCracken's dream was realized on May 30, 1901, when the Hall of Fame opened.
• In 1860, MacCracken moved to Xenia, Ohio and began theological studies at the United Presbyterian Seminary.
• In retirement, Henry MacCracken devoted his life to travel, and studied educational conditions around the world.
• Active in the Presbyterian faith, MacCracken spent nearly ten years as president of the Presybterian college board.
• When MacCracken refused later to testify before Congress, he was declared a lobbyist and found in contempt of Congress.
• NYU's move to the Bronx occurred in 1894, spearheaded by the efforts of Chancellor Henry Mitchell MacCracken.
• As Isolde is packing, Miss MacCracken returns to make an inspection of the couples'first month with the baby.