, 1898-10-26
UNIVERSITY NOTES.
WYOMING STUDENT" THE
UNIVERSITY PAPER, WILL
SOON APPEAR.
Problem in Psychology Which
Stumped the Young Ladies Of the
Class-Personal Paragraphs and
Gossip of the Week at the States
Leading Educational Institution.

Gossip of the Week at the States
Leading Educational Institution.
The principal topic of interest at the
university at present is notes-ath-
letic, society, scientific, local, personal;
in fact any sort of notes which go to-
ward making up a college paper. The
first issue of the Wyoming Student"
will be published next week and if
time and work are any indication it will
be a coed paper. 1t is hoped that the
citizens of Laramie and those all over
Wyoming will subscribe fer the paper
and help the students in this way, in
the enterprise which they are undertake
ing.
President and Mrs. Smiley entertain
ed a few Of the university students at
dinner on Saturday night. The table
was beautifully trimmed with flowers,
with a large centerpiece of roses. After
dinner. games were enjoyed during the
remainder of the evening. The guests
OF the evening were Miss Wyman, Miss
Barrow, Mr.. Wilkerson and Mr.. Bart
lett.
The seniors expect soon to obtain
their class pin. This pin is to be
of special design, consisting Of a SER
pent, the class emblem.
900
Chief Director President Smiley and
Vice Director Prof. Buffum made an
official visit to the university expert
ment farm last week. Everything was
found to be in a fiourishing condition.
900
The first eleven resumed football
practice Monday.
Another radiator will be placed in the
library very soon. This has been neces-
sary for some time as at present only
a small corner of the library is we'll
heated.
900
The Olympic society will give its
regular program in the literary hall on
Friday.
The members Of the psychology class
are daily performing feats which they
once considered impossible. The num-
Der OF quarts Of q%uinine, salt water and
arsenic solution which they have i'm
tbibed without a murmur since they were
trying to discover valuable information
in regard to the various taste sensa-
lions cannot be estimated. The girls
have spent hours prioking their wrists
in order to locate the most painful place
of sensation. They have without a sign
of WEAKNESS sustained for hours in
their hands a cartridge shell containing
twenty pounds of lead. The first signs
OF rebellion were shown a few days ago,
when the young ladies on entering the
room were confronted with an array of
%resinators OF various sizes. Their as
tonishment was %unbounded when their
teacher picked up a %resinator measur-
ing thirty inches in diameter and calm
ly assured them that by a certain psy-
Geological law they could swallow this
with the utmost ease. They did-not.
900
President Smiley and Prof. Buffum
have been selected as delegates to at
tend the meeting Of the American AS
ISOLATION of Agriculture and Expert
Washington, D. c., on November the
18th.
The sophs. came together for a class
meeting Tuesday afternoon, and after
the usual debating they elected the fol-
lowing members OF the class for off,
GERS:
PIesident-Miss Stryker.
Secretary-Mr. Jennings.
The new president appointed a COM
mittee Of the young ladies to compose
a class song for the use OF the class. II
the young ladies' write 1t, the young
gentlemen are to sing it at all future
meetings of the class.
900
Miss Elizabeth G. Flagg of '9S, will
teach in Lusk. Wyoming, during the
coming cal.
Prof. Morse is at present visiting in
Exeter, N. H. From there she will 70
on t. New York and on the 18th of No.
|vember will sail for Paris. Prof. Morse
expects to remain in Paris for six
months, after which she will 81 end some
time in visiting Italy and Germany.
Miss Belle Ingersoll of this city will &C.
company Prof. Morse and will remain
with her while she Is abroad.
The freshmen Of Brown university