Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-29

with gymnasium suits the girls were
almost na active aud akillfui in throw.
INK and catching the leather sphere
as II they had been boys Much IN
tcrcat was aroused among them Pub
Tic games will be arranged FOR the near
future when the girls will cndcnvor -
maintain their high standard OF cham
piOnahip " the city.
on Every hand h being manifested
the hearty cooperation Of The students
with The editors ~ the Chronicle. A.
q result w1-huudfcd- th.riy Hubacrtp-
items 10 The paper have been obtained
rs thC active members o. the business
department TheHe are about seventy
i've more chan ,hlso ~ las, year This
Interest among the students in the e'li-
lcEC paper. and the energetic spirit N
the boari 81 editors make the outlook
~ she financial part q the psper very
encouraging. From now on them VIII
appear each week IN the Chronicle one
10 a series Of attractive articles ON cd
udlt.1uai work by Miss pupp ~ the
training school. TN articles Win be-
based on work done ghia summer 10 thc
Chicago University under Prof John
Dewey The Chronicle already gives
fair promise Of maintaining the high
reputation u has galncd in past years.
The senior class had an Informal
meeting yesterday Afternoon. No
special business was transacted. but a
few general questions PERTAINING 90
GRADUATION and class day exercises
were suggested for future cpnsldara-
ton. The Cd az riiau OF caps and
Swans FOR the graduates gives promise
" much diacussion again thia year;
but az the -k1rared custom u
becoming more fay3rahlc each year. u
u pOsAble ihsi che seniors vii adupt
the custom. The class viii HliEhily
exceed IN numbers that % last year.
Another field day excursion was
taken By Dr. Taimagc'a gcarogy classes
this afternoon. a Provo delta N
Lake uJnnevills. 90 she mouth % city
creek canyon, was the principal object
o. study. Next Saturday the classes
viii 80 % Cottonwood canyon. whore
they W'l study the glacial traces 80
well marked Ia that eaayen.
The idea n Inviting the ministers Of
the city ~ alternate with the pr5fca-
f1ra IN conducting chapel exercises mss
become very popular among the
students Mr., George NJ. Cannon last
week. and Rev, Ellla bishop shh week.
dIv'w many students, ana added gttat
Interest ~ chapel, az times the assem-
by rooms could no. Accomm lilto an.
and the need ~ a new assembly room
was again fClt The idra 10 c1nAd.
cred q sloi one and ~ meeting with
much fay1f.
Already the colleges and universities
% the nation arr beginning 90 devils.
plans Tor honorlnE che hero students
that LEFT college % iight IN The cause
~ liberty Harvard 10 going TO erect
a. Vnc ~ fhs snirancsa 10 the college |
yard. memorial gate, or trlnmphal |
arch, on which VIII be lracrlhed the |
names " all Harvard students that |
fought In the war Several u ghs |
students here az the University, have |
begun 10 consider how best % welcome |
and honor fhusr few whl lefl the lnsil. |
tuition as volunteers. Undoubtedly |
s1mcthlng will b. dom,
Theodore Nyrrum. ~. =. graduate |
o. the unlversiiy Ia 90, N expected |
home soon frlm his swl years mission |
Ia Switzerland.
Mr.. Levi Young. a n. s. graduate OF
20. Is now Htudylng grammar. rhetoric, |
ana English literature at Harvard. SIR. |
Young lcfl a profess0rship 10 the Lat
ier-diy Saints College M going Eari to |
study lie Is paying SPECIAL attention |
90 me best modern IDEAS ON mo man /
ner OF teaching these subjects. Ia which |
he il greatly Interested.
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OF lh, eall9lh or lhg WerhlS paper pup
lth'd hy ine volunteer NJ Mania Ihe
american nslul'L ~ ~ ~ ehllca' N the
nfHt EnEllHh PAPr ever pupllshcd IN
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