The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-02-07
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BIBLE STUDY AT COLLEGE,.
Lectures to BE Delivered to UnIver-
Sity Students.

Athens, Ca, Feb. 6.-Monday afternoon
Rev. Charles A. Young will start a Sc
ries of Bible lectures to the students of
the University of Georgia that will cover
a period of two months in all probable
lty. DR.. Young halls from Ann Arbor,
Mich, and is a prominent minister of the
Christian church. At the Georgia state
convention of the Christian church, held
in this city last November it was decided
to establish this Bible chair for the Uni
versity of Georgia, and DR.. Young was
chosen to do the work. At the meeting
of the Presbyterian synod of Georgia in
Athens last fall this matter was discussed
and committee appointed to Investigate
it and determine whether or not the Pres
byterian denomination should take such
step. Other denominations have the queS-
ton under adVisement. The lectures are
to be given at the hall of the Young
Mems Christian Association and will be
attended by large number of students.
The different cIass captains have ar
ranged the following schedule of class
games of base ball; Sophomores VS..
Juniors, Feb. IS; Seniors VS.. Lawyers. 18th;
Freshmen VS.. Juniors, goth; Sophomores
vs., Seniors, 22nd; freshmen vs.. Lawyers,
BIRD; Juniors vs.. Seniors, 25th; Lawyers
VS.. Sophomores' 9th; Seniors VS.. Fresh
men, March 2; Juniors VS.. Lawyers,
March 4 Freshmen 1R vs. SogphqqImo,res'
sty team will be chosen and Hugh Jen-
nings will start his work of training.
Prof. d. l.. Earnest. recently elected
professor of elementary science at the
State Normal school, is in the city. He has
accepted that position. and will organize
his department at the opening of the Nor
NAL school, March 3. 1t is believed that
Prof. Branson will accept the position
of professor of pedagogy at the State Nor
NAL school, but that he may insist on stay
ing at GAINESVILLE until the close of the
session of Gordon Institute of which he
Is now president.
The final report of the class committees
to the faculty on the subject of booking
on daily rotations is even more sweeping
that at first was thought. II Dronounces
against prompting. reading a book during
recitation, or anything tending to give a
student an unfair advantage. 1t asks the
FACULTY TO confer upon the court of honor
power to enforce these rules upon stud
entS, who choose to violate them. The
university faculty will no doubt grant the
power asked by the committees.
Inc course of special lectures by the
University professors has commenced
Each professor is to deliver ten special
lectures Ia his classes on subjects in line
with the department taught. Or, II. c.
White has delivered three of his lectures
on science and chemistry. Prof. John Nor
ris begins his lectures on Shakespearean
blank verse next Monday. DR. Riley will
start his course of lectures on the Eng
fish drama, at an early date.
There seems to be no doubt but that the
University trustees will decide to locate
the, new, building between. the Phi Kappa
hall and the residence of the late Prof.
Charles Morris. All the plans for the new
building will be ready TO be submitted at
the meeting of the board of trustees in this
city on March 13.
The young ladies of the city have or
ganized a historical and literary club,
which meets once each month.
The college boys are thinking of getting
up a grand Pan-Hellenic ball for the next
commencement in lieu of the large number
of morning germans usual al that time.