Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-12

gents, ana Miss BaDoock Ter the women
| .tudefis, are doing excellent work.
heaiizinE the important benefits Of
| gymnasium work tho faculty have
made - prescribed course Tor an
hrit year studen,s In the prcparftdcy
ana norHll courses From the physical
| proves Of many 90 the studfuts "A good
track tetm is booked forward 10 for
mex; sriing.
Last year considerable interest was
aroused among the students in wrest-
| ing. wrestling matches became A rrtsr.
| epic OF Conversation; and several stu-
denis moved remarkable ability in
ms llno Of sport Meet % the boys.
howeVtT' were convinced th1t me
quick ond sudden muscular crrri '1n.
which wrcniling demands. ~ exceeding
" dinFpruus-fir more 80 than the
mofe steady muscular activity In fl1t-
ban. u was therefore dlscnlrtuc1. and
the boys turned their at.cnt.on 8, Uther
| lines.
The univcrsy campus is rlw in on
| almost perfect condition. a lover 90
1 athleNcs carrt ok upon 70 sHittu
| greatly 1dmlrinr {. D. % long AMI h-.lh
and level completely surrounded by
strong f,1cc. and siUirDi un ous SIDE
by long rev Of "hlcochtrs." The
Eruund is almost wholly free fi1m rocks
ara Of q heavy. compact s0it II ~ IN
deed a football payers T1rnd Thu
campus. however. Vill not b. thrown
open, uH rule. 20 flames .n which the
umversty students DO not i'ke rlrt.
Tho Students Lecture rlcieiy-auch
o. shc hteyi result ~ student progress
son in tho University 1nr organisation
will be composed % all students chat
defira o. IN o. Ice object lf 60 have
prominent men 20 the STATE ana whor
possible some fr0.n outside VI the state.
address ,he students. Friday cyeu.nEa
ON questions VI general lr.err1G a1
mat the EiudCria may learn tnH nrft
thought ~ the be-. minds Outside - the
IrsHtupn. \ committee 20 giuiontt
are now working on .1uH Cor c1mplct
organization and pana fHf carrying 1u.
che wiu.or'H work, Vhlch VII pfnh1biv
be- acted upan uHv. week The stuieu.a
ln o. lCrul assembly. A psN iul ore
sinlzau'n il expected fran this effort
Tho members OF the aeui,y VIII Five
a cuurfs M lectures during she winter
ne university cXtonaul work. while
fiuisfss nre welcome o. lrrud these
lecu -et. they wii ho given pe.mrly
flr he benefit uf the public. Some
| evening uthar than Friday viii
| he riectr1 fir lhom. This W.u
| give the people NJ che efy uu cxcei-
lent opportunity " hearing rraated
| uurfiipnH of literary scientific and
| philosophical nature hy prlfrsrlrs ~
the leading educational institutions of
The hall 10 be- rlycn nt Chr'sicnscn'a
next Friday evening. November 18th.
| hy the Delta Phi fraternity. promises
| o. be- very successful. Tho fraternity
| ~ strong organization: the committee
lH active and this r. the nrst ball ~ tho
Jason riv by any ~ the student orr
gunixatuur. a TOW years nrn the balls
ven by the old Delta mi society were
fb popular that oftontimeH some wcro
uuuhir Co attend because the limit OF
| tickets had been sold. Now aH then 10
| united number ~ tickets viii be- sold
| 90 that 10 viii not bo crowded. Those
dcslrInE 10 attend are therefore urged
| 90 get thrlr tickets ne once from any
r the members ~ tho fraternity.
The Delta Phi fraternity have invited
| Mr. Reynolds. Mr. EdmundH and Mr..
MCuhir Go Join She fraternity nH meme
horH. These are now Instructors IN the
| University. Mr. Reynolds and Mr..
Nrghlc were members ~ tho Old Delta
| Phi society After considering the
matter they have decided % ipin. They
nrc much Interested In the work. ana
| will greatly advance tho standard N
/ the frnterfity Al, indeed have great
Interest IN the work, the meetings
| thus FAR have been exceedingly well at
tended, ana the organization Is truly a
| fraternity.
An Interstate culloriato oratoricnl no
clpty ID now the dream OF the students
| interested in orutury The Idea " tu
nave the four colleges u the state. the
! u. y. college az Prove, the ~. Y. and 4.
/ g. College " Logan ana the University.
| form this organization, ana meet Dnce
Il "a IA La 40
given by college students of these In
stitutlonH The feasibility and doairn-
/ blllty NJ the plan " not questioned, and
u win undoubtedly be carried out;
though probably contests In athletics
/ VIII be given NJ the same time. 80 that
/ the physical and intellectual may 10
/ hand In hand. The question viii be- a
/ matter ~ discussion IN tho near future
| before the Delta mi fraternity tho 30
| cicty of College Women, and tho Ath.
lrtlC association.
Two years nr, thcrr was an effort o.
| set AN intercollegiate contest Things
were progressing well when a radical
/ student believing that contests are bad
/ in both moral and intellectual effects.
] Eot up O. petition against n, ily going
/ tn the large number ~ younger stu.
| dents who naturally Ind little Interest
ln the matter ana who formed the
I larger part ~ the student BODY no OBJ
tnlned u sufficient number ~ signatures
10 overthrow the undertaking.
!
Again last year an VffOrt was made
| % have literary contest between the
| third year normal ana preparatory stu
dents OF theunlycrHlty and those of a
similar grade nt the n. y, College az
| Provo This too failed. hut not through
my fault ON the part Of the University
| Students.
Hut this year by working IN u dif-
| fercnt plan II ~ expected that inter-
| collegiate contests viii Tecoiy" such u
| stimulus that hereafter the people will
| expect them every year, " IN sur
| praIng that these contests have not exc
| lsted brflrr. Tor they are IN important
an element In eastern college he.
|
A public meeting Of this years nor
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