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Emory University
| December 18, 1834 |
State of Georgia charters the Georgia Methodists Conference Manuel Labor School in Oxford, Georgia. This would eventually become today's Emory University in Atlanta
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Atlanta, Georgia (through 1900) |
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Emory University |
| December 10, 1836 |
Ignatius Few granted charter for college named for his friend John Emory
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Emory University |
| September 17, 1838 |
15 students attend Emory College in Oxford, Georgia.
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| January 31, 1840 |
Farewell dinner held for Abraham Baldwin Longstreet, who will be leaving his law practice to assume the presidency of Emory University
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University of Georgia, Athens (UGA) |
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Emory University |
| January 25, 1915 |
DeKalb County grants a charter to Emory University
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Emory University |
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Emory University |
| January 25, 1915 |
DeKalb County grants a charter to Emory University
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Emory University |
| January 21, 1940 |
Crawford Long Hospital, Atlanta, becomes part of Emory University and cornerstone of the new medical program
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Emory University |
| October 22, 1965 |
Emory University professor Thomas J. J. Altizer is one of 11 theologians to proclaim "God is dead" in a copyrighted article in Time Magazine. |
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Emory University |
| April 21, 1982 |
Jimmy Carter is appointed a professor at Emory University
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Jimmy Carter |
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Emory University
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