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ROBERT JUDSON, American scientist and educator, born in Coal City, Ind., in 1863. After graduating from Indiana University in 1888, he took postgraduate studies at Leland Stanford Jr. University and the University of Pennsylvania, taught in the common and high schools, and was appointed director of mathematics in Indiana Indiana University in 1887. He remained in this position position until 1909, when he was appointed Superintendent of Public Instruction and in the following year was appointed president of the University of Maine. Editor of several educational journals and a member of many learned and scientific societies, he was also author of "The Geometry of the Triangle" (1897); "The Essentials of Algebra" (1904); "Story of Indiana" (1912).