Philip Henry Dorsey was one of 18 students to earn a
bachelor’s degree from Western Maryland College (now McDaniel) in 1891. Photo
courtesy of McDaniel College
Elizabeth “Betty” Grice Helms, current trustee of the Dorsey
Trust and Dorsey’s great-great niece, presents McDaniel President Roger Casey
and McDaniel College Board chair Martin K. P. Hill with the first installment
of the Dorsey Trust gift. Photo
courtesy of McDaniel College
Eagle Archive: McDaniel donation comes from graduate of 120
years ago By Kevin E. Dayhoff, May 6, 2013
It only took about 120 years, but an 1891 graduate of
then-Western Maryland College, now McDaniel, recently made a donation to the
college.
It was announced at McDaniel College's recent
trustee-faculty dinner that about $6.7 million from the estate of 1891 alumnus
Philip Henry Dorsey, of St. Clements Bay, will be used to establish an
endowment for scholarships, according to information provided by the college.
This is the largest bequest for scholarships in the
college's history. In contrast to the college's finances in the 1890s, one can
only imagine how Dorsey's classmates would marvel at the size of the donation,
especially since the first 25 years of the college were fraught with concern
over the school's debt.
Local historian Dr. Jim Lightner said in an interview that
Dorsey was one of 18 students to earn a bachelor's degree from the college in
1891. The college's total enrollment at the time was 154, he said.
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Getty and Kasemeyer discuss state politics with students at
McDaniel By Kevin E. Dayhoff, May 3, 2013 http://tinyurl.com/c9de6lk
Maryland State Senators Joe Getty, left, and Ed Kasemeyer
field questions from McDaniel College students in a presentation, So What Just
Happened: A Report from Annapolis. (Photo by Kevin E. Dayhoff) http://kevindayhoff.tumblr.com/post/49914931077/getty-and-kasemeyer-discuss-state-politics-with
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On April 17, State Senators Joe Getty, R-Baltimore and
Carroll counties, and Ed Kasemeyer, D-Baltimore and Howard counties, shared
anecdotes and answered questions from about 50 McDaniel College students who
had gathered in a lecture room at Hill Hall for the occasion.
The senators had visited the campus for a presentation, ““So
What Just Happened: A Report from Annapolis,” as a courtesy to long
standing McDaniel political science professor, Dr. Herb Smith – who is
frequently sought-out by statewide and national media outlets for his insights
into Maryland politics.
Both Getty and Kasemeyer have a long history with McDaniel.
They were introduced by McDaniel College President Roger Casey… http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/maryland/carroll/westminster/bal-getty-and-kasemeyer-mcdaniel-20130506,0,965298.story
It has been almost two-months since the legendary rock-blues
master British guitarist Alvin Lee; the lead singer of the band “Ten Years
After,” passed away on March 6.
His sudden death at age 68 was attributed to “unforeseen
complications following a routine surgical procedure… http://www.thetentacle.com/ShowArticle.cfm?mydocid=5755
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