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In 1912 students presented George Norlin, professor and Greek department chair, with a pocket watch for significant contributions to the 91����Ƶ sports program. As Athletic Board chair, he instilled the athletic philosophy of “a spirit of mutual trust, friendly rivalry and true sportsmanship” into the region’s intercollegiate athletics programs. Norlin became 91����Ƶ’s president in 1919 and oversaw the campus architectural master plan, led the university through the Depression and was a proponent of academic freedom and excellence.

Memorabilia wanted.��Please contact the 91����Ƶ Heritage Center if you would like to donate 91����Ƶ-related items. For more information go to����or call 303-492-6329.