, 1901-01-23
UNIVERSITY NOTES
THE STUDENTS ARE INVITED TO
ATTEND THE INAUGURAL
CEREMONIES.
Cadets Practice the Fire DriIl-Soph-
ignores Discuss the Highly Import.
ant Questions of Yell and Class
Pin-Debating Club Tries to Settle
a Vital Question.

a vital Question.
The following letter received n short
time ago by President Smiley may
prove of interest to readers of the uni
yersity notes:
Elmer f. Smiley.
University of Wyoming.
Dear Sir: With a view to inspiring
patriotism in the young men of our
country by means of the object lesson
which the inaugural ceremonies will
present. the inaugural committee has
the honor to extend through you an
invitation to the student body of your
institution TO participate in the inau-
gural parade of March L.. 1901.
A similar invitation has been sem to
all the leading American colleges and
universities, with the hope of having as
many Of them as possible represented
or the above occasion. 1t is earnestly
requested that you give this movement
your hearty approval and either in per-
son or through Il committee of your Sc
lection present this matter for the stu
dents consideration in mass meeting
assembled.
Respectfully.
WALLACE DONALD MCLEAN.
Chairman intercollegiate Committee.
Accompanying the letter is a circu-
lar which states the part which the col
lege students will take in the parade
and inaugural ceremonies.
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The seniors are planning to present
n play some time in April. As soon as
the term orations are written they will
begin practicing for it.
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Hon. Nellis Corthell delivered an in
teresting address at vesper services
last Sunday afternoon, the subject of
his talk being, Reverence for Law"
.
Fire drill took the place of the regu-
lar drill last Thursday afternoon and
the cadets went through all the maneu.
vers which a real fire would necessi-
tate. The sham fire was first located
in the Science hall but the cadets were
Unable to reach this with the hose so
the fire was conveniently transferred
to the Mechanical building, where the
cadets were enabled to put it out more
easily.
In assembly Tuesday afternoon
President Smiley tested the knowledge
CT the students as regards the lecisla-
lures of the various countries.
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h students who will finish the bust
ness curse this year met last week
and organized, electing their officers
as follows;
President-Lillian Corey.
Vice President-Malinda Latta.
Secretary-Hugh Mcdonald.
Treasurer-John Frazee.
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Invitations have been issued to a
Larty to be given by the young ladies
cf st. Matthews hall, Friday evening,
February list.
The sophomore class held a meeting
lase evening and again discussed the
matter of pins and class yell. When
the class finally obtains these two
things and desires to select a motto we
suggest the following: THE More
Haste the Less Speed" as quite apple
able to the actions of the 1903 class.
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The Debating club will hold a meet
ing on the coming Saturday evening.
The question which will be debated at
that time is, Resolved, That capital
punishment should be abolished"
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Arrangements have been made for
Eli Perkins to lecture at the university
en- the evening of February 22nd. This
lecturer is too we'll known to need any
introduction to Laramie people. He
has visited our city before and his pop
ularity is great. The lecture will be
given for the benefit of the Athletic as
ISOLATION, this organization receiving
a certain amount of the proceeds.
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The Lowell Literary society render
ed the following program last Friday
afternoon:
Address. ..... .......... President
Music. $50. Miss Fleming
Recitation. -. miss Davis
Music...... ...... ...... Miss Marsh
Story........ .......... Miss Corey
Lowell Budget. ...... Miss Swigart