The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-06-15

ing 1t Is recommended that provisi II be
made to supply this deficiency.
On request of Judge Cobb It is recon-
mended that Prof Sylyanus Morris be
appointed dean of the Law School The
report states that the instructors in this
school contemplate increasing the course
to two-year course. but that conditions
arr not yet ripe for this desirable change.
Prof. W D. Hooper. secretary to the
chancellor, is highly commended in the
report.
The report concludes as follows:
In concluding this report. /
tesire to express my gratitude
to the faculty of tine university for the
cordial cooperation they have given me
during the session. Without exception
they have aided me with their sympathy
and support. The students have welcomed
me an elder brother. 1t has been my
good fortune that the entire year has
passed without bringing me into conflict
even with the wishes of any considera be
number of the students except in the sin
gle instance Of refusing the request of the
Italians, dramatic society. to be al
lowed to leave the university for the pur-
pose of giving performances elsewhere
Even in this instance. the acquiescence in
the adverse ruling was respectful and rec
ognized based on my conception of the
good of the university.
With a harmonious faculty and a. loyal
STUDENT bOOY the University OF NTeOGR la
Will enter upon its centennial year.
Upon the conclusion of Chancellor Hills
remarks, The report was properly referred
10 the different committees of the board
for investigation and report
Entertaining Legislators.
The City Council held a meeting yester-
day afternoon. and appointed "A committee
consisting of Aldermen Rucker Arnold
and Foster. to hook after the reception of
lea. H.
next Monday. The Athenian Club is ar
ranging its splendid reception that il is
to give next Monday night in honor of
the legislators.
The alumni lunch will be given again
this year at the conclusion of the alumni
grafton the chapel Tuesday morning,
by Hon. George R. Peck Of Chicago. The
committee in charge of this affair is Prot
J. II. T. Mcpherson. Mr.. Harry Hodgson
and Mr.. John ". WEIGH.
The board of Visitors.
The board of visitors 20 the university
have met, organized and are hard at work
examining into the different branches of
the university. The board consists of
Supt. Lawton B. Evans of Augusta
chairman; Prof. G.. Fl Gardner of De-
catur, secretary; Prof. j. H Walker of
Grimm, Prof. o. r. Nisbet of Eatontor.
and Prof j. NJ. Ptner of Thomson
The Class Reunions.
There will be a great gathering of the
alumni of the university this year Ten
classes will hold reunions and six other
classes are talking about doing So Fully
three hundred alumni will be on hand
The class of 1912 will be the oldest class
to reunite.
only three members of that class are
now living, viz: Mr.. J. c. Co7k of CO.
lumbus, Ga, DR.. W. H. Fe,ton of
Gainesville. and Mr.. James p Graves Of
a M Nha IL
reunion. The largest reunion will be that
of the class 1870 Chancellor Hills class
The other classes to hold reunions are
those of 1873, 1885 1890 1891, 1895, 1897 and
1889 The classes not yet fully determine
TO hold reunions are 1898. 1869. 1872 1882,
1886 and 1892.
The Pandora.
The University Pandora is on sale in
Athens. 1t is a most creditable annual,
and its Illustrations and poems are O.
especial excellence. The editorial board
of the Pandora for 1901 has been named
Messrs. NJ NJ. Thurman of Barnesvlle.
a member of the Phi Delta Theta Frater-
nifty, and j. d. Mccartney Of Thomas
Vile. a Sigma Alpha Epsilon. are editors
in-chef Mr. John Ranks of Lagrange
for the Chi Phi Fraternity, is business
manager. The associate editors are r. @.
Stephens of Atlanta, Kappa Alpha; W.
p. Hoyt of Rome. Chi Psi, and V. j.
Brown of Fort Valley. Alpha Tan Omega
The Ready Writers medal contest oc-
ours on the campus tomorrow morning.
The faculty OF the University has grant
ed the master of arts degree 10 Prof j.
r Lawrence, who has this year been
tutor in ancient languages in the Univer-
sity.
Normal school Bonrd.
The State Normal School Commission met
here yesterday and transacted quantity
of routine business. Miss Susie Newton
of the Normal School faculty was gran ell
leave of absence for the summer in order
to visit Europe and Miss L. A Field of
Atlanta was put in her place temporarily
THE EMORY COMMENCEMENT