, 1900-12-27
UNIVERSITY NOTES.
COMING AND GOING OF STUDENTS
AND PROFESSORS DUR.
ING HOLIDAYS.
Meeting in Denver-Pians for the
Preparatory Entertainment-Term
Reports Are Out-Winter Term
Opens Wednesday, January 2.

Prof. Roberts left yesterday for Den
yer where he will attend the teachers
association of Colorado. On his re-
turn from Denver, Prof. Roberts will
go Immediately to Casper to be present
at the teachers association there. On
Saturday evening, he will address the
teachers.
Much to the disappointment of the
students the Colorado Glee club will
rot be able to give an entertainment
here on the tenth OF January as was
planned. 1t is hoped, however. that
arrangements can be made so that the
Glee club may appear here later.
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Soon after the university opens, ar
Engagements will be made for the pre-
paratOry entertainment which is to be
given during the early part of the term.
None but preparatory students Will be
given a place on the program and only
such students as the literary societies
shall think capable of well represent
ing them. This entertainment will he
different from any given heretofore,
hut there is little doubt that it will be
a great success.
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Miss Grace Raymond Hebard spent
Christmas in Cheyenne with her
mother.
The term reports are out and the
students rejoicing or despairing, as the
case may be.
a number of the students were en-.
tertained at Christmas dinner by the
professors.
Miss Hilda Durlacher is spending
the Christmas holidays in Denver.
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Nearly all the students from outside
of town returned to their homes for
the vacation. Among those who have
left we note the following: Miss Hell.
EN- Barrow to Douglas; Messrs. Cluff
and Scott to Saratoga; Misses Smith
to Rawlins; Miss O'Connell. Messrs.
Wilkerson and Bartlett to Cheyenne;
Miss Rohrbaugh to Casper; Misses
Handley and Mullison to Saratoga;
Miss Moore to Chugwater.
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Miss Lillian Mason left Sunday fol
Cheyenne, where she will visit with
Miss Laura Coutant.
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Several parties of University stu,
dents have enjoyed skating on the riv,
er this week.
Illinois has more students than any
other state in the Union, there being
l2,7S7 students enrolled in the various
colleges and universities of the state
New York zones next with 12,O07.
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There will be no vesper services dur.
ing the holiday vacation. The next
service will be held on Sunday. Janu.
airy 6, 1900.
The winter term will open on Wed,
nesday. the second of January. 1t is
expected that all students will be back
and ready to begin work with their
classes by that time.
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The holiday issue of THE Wyoming
Student is occupying a large portion
of the editors time. as they are busy
getting this number ready for publ
cation. The number will contain dou
Bile the usual amount of literary mat
ter and several cuts. This issue OF
"The Student" will be published near
the first of the new year.
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1t is hoped that next term the en-,
thusiasm which last term was given to
football will be turned in another di
rection and that the members of the
literary societies will become more &C,
tive in their work. At the beginning OF
next term the program committees
should meet and make out programs.
The Olympic program committee has
already arranged a program for next
term. This program, which will be
given January Sth, is as follows:
MUSIC . Ann Rice
Address . Anthony Jennings
Reading Hugh Mcdonald
Story .............. Frank Murphy
Recitation ........ Harry Langheldt
Song Clifford Sawyer
Debate. Arthur Carlson. Merl Wolford
Speech . ........... Charles Rigdon
ESSAY .JOnn traZee
Journal ........... Grace Peabody
Music .Neva Nelson
No n a reasonably hope for good
health unless his bowels move once
day When this IA MT aftandeo n die.