Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-10-19
THE UNIVERSITY OUTLOOK,


ing year Perhap7 the most aoe-
quate idea to be secured oil tHe earn
estness ana enthusiasm Whlch per-
meates that Institution may De ne
rived rom Tue columns 81 ne Cdiu-
inai, the ofiicial dairy paper .77ued
By the students 81 the university
The Cardinal j. a bright eherSeIlc
and useful publications serving az
means Of communication between
the faculty and students, punll-hlilg
tn" school announcements ana class
appointments and saving vast
amount % trouble and confusion
that wpuid Be oeca-iou+i by the
accommodation OF "a large fac
ulty with as army OF pupils. Ii j.
tber fore. from the columns of The
Cardinal that one may derive inter-
rstiug jnprt -~ious ol the moving
spirit which animutes all connected
with :b+s great tnstltn.lop Of learn
iAA> W " hAAAi INV 0tttt' - lt7NtF l'''NN''
The first Number Of volume IN Of
Tue Cardinal being the INITIAL mum
her for iilr new school year. j. at
hand, and from 10 pages one may
absorb q fair impression OF the daily
life and activity IN the great uni
versity. \ brief digest 81 the Prin-
cipai articles in the Cardinal viii
interest all friends OF the university
and the patrons OF higher education
In Wisconsin.
On the first page are three headed
articles. The article in the first col
umn Is headed, king Football
The Football Team the Confer % In
terest-rhe Outlook Bright for
Championship Team" ETC. etc. The
article in the last column on the first
page il headed: "Cochems Restore d
Athletic Council Votes to Restore
His Amateur status etc, etc. The
center article on this page i In larg-
er type and two columns Ia width aud
l. a greeting 10 the faculty aud stu
dent, plthr university OF Wisconsin. F."
Thi. greeting speaks Of the Cardinal
a. the official paper of the university
aud .he medium of communication
between Dee faculty and the student
body and. among other things tend
ius 10 show the papers Jealous eff
forts for the welfare Of the university,
il says:
When it became necessary to
arouse enthusiasm TO send our foot
ball team To victory, The Cardinal
staff worked during the night in ur-
der that the call for student mass
meeting might be circulated in time.
II is safe TO say that no other iusti-
tuition OF the university has done
more toward building up that genu-
inc college spirit. which l. 80 essen
tial 10 the life of university
Surely, all friends of the institu-
Ntbl VIII = ltANiN app fitahf INV IA
borious interestedness Of the editor
ial force Of The Cardinal in working
nights i'm order that "a call for foot
bali mass meeting might be ctrcu-
lated IN time. Here is an example
of patriotism and devotion to the
high aims OF morning journalism
which ought 20 inspire With cour-
age the weary night workers on the
metropolitan press.
But another paragraph i'm the same
agraatinp" article In axnlsfpiug the
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papers 'e''t'"" 70 '''' ""'' e'''''
says Its editorial columns aim 70
|renectaS nearly asposSible the -enti-
mont and snjri, M IN. university ,
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we ll'N'l"V''Ne'E 'u'u W ''e ni'S III
editorial columns Of the spicy paper
and there We fiud the leading edl.
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Vap'I"h' 'ur OUTLOOK. mere We
expected tn find, OF course "A sort OF
prnspsrfus ~ the edDcstional work
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