, 1900-02-21
UNIVERSITY NOTES.
RECORD OF A VIEWS DOINGS AT
THE STATES EDUCATION
AL INSTITUTION.
AS to "Personals"-Lowell Entertain
ment-A Coming Lecture-Some
Photographs-Return of the Hymn
Books-Coming Events-Notes and
Personals of the Week.

The State School of Mines at Golden,
Colo, has been having considerable
trouble with its freshman class lately.
The class had some trouble about
marks with one of the professors and
left in a body declaring they would not
return until some concession was made
to them. Matters were, however, fin
ally arranged and the class returned
only to leave again, this time the trou-
Bile being about the matter of registra-
ton, the faculty claiming thai the
class must register as individuals. This
the class refused to do and has left.
The class is firmly united and fixed in
its purpose. The outcome of the strug-
gle between professors and students
will be watched by many with interest.
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An editorial on personals" was read
at the Lowell society on Monday after
noon. The editorial expressed the feel
ing that many have had of late, namely
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personals are being carried too far.
No one so much as students enjoys
fun and jokes even when on themselves,
but there is a point where a joke is no
longer a joke but something lower.
Every student who is interested in hav-
ing the standard of his society high
should have a care that the journals,
while full of good pure fun, are lack
ing in those personals" which are
really enjoyed by no one.
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The Lowell Literary society gave one
of it's entertaining programs Monday
afternoon. On Friday afternoon the
Olympic society will give a Washing
ton program in the Literary hall. The
program is as follows:
Music. e. D.. ......M abelle Reid
Recitation. .Merel Wolford
Speech. .............C. l.. Rigdon
Duet Ethel Parker, Grace Peabody
....Leslie Goodlng, Joseph Gillespie
Defamation .... ....Harry Langheldt
Journal. 500. .......... Ethel Brown
Music. .......H Harry Lee, Will Schilling
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Prof. Knight will deliver a lecture
at the Presbyterian church on Friday
evening on Fossil Fields of Wyoming"
The lecture will be illustrated by views
made from photographs taken last
summer by the professor and others.
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Mr.. Danielson secured a splendid pic
ture Friday afternoon of the hall as it
was trimmed for the cadet ball. The
reception. corner shows off especially
well, as does the bunting on the walls.
The pictures will be finished up in a
short time so that all the students who
care to do so can secure copies.
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A number of pictures have been TAX
en- this week of the college girls and
their study parlor.
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The seniors held a meeting yesterday
and we understand discussed several
important questions, but as everything
was " sub rosa the outsiders are still
in the dark as-to what went on.
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Miss Marie Petengill of Lookout has
registered as a student at the varsity.
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The normal seniors will deliver their
%orations for this term two weeks from
Friday. The poor juniors and sopho-
more must now endure hat terrible
grafton look until the end of the term.
Orations may be hard or the seniors,
but there are Others"
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The University Dancing club will
give one of its dances on the coming
Friday evening. This dance will be
the last one which will be given before
Lent.
The college hymn books have return
ed as m~ysteriously as they disappeared.
1t is supposed that those who took the
books got tired Of singing America"
so returned the books that they might
has a chance.
Mrs. NJ. C. Brown addressed the stu
dents at vesper services last Sunday on
Friendship" She spoke in her usual