, 1901-10-09

been re-established at the university.
1t is hoped in this way to get the com
pany in better shape han it has been
since Captain Varnum left. All old
cadets are having artillery drill while
the new ones are learning the first
principles of drill.
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Golf is still of great interest. Much
time and money is being spent on the
links. Prof. Giikison has again lower
ed Colonel Bogey's score. The Golf
club of the Fort Collins Agricultural
college hopes soon to test its skill in
contest with ours.
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Last Wednesday f. T. Cotton ad-
dressed the men of the University of
Wyoming on The College Mans First
Law" On Thursday afternoon he
spoke to the students in general on
The Cardinal Sin of College Life"
Mr.. Cotton is the travelling secretary
of the Y. NJ. c. A. and is the man who
organized the Y. NJ. c. A. in our col
legc. AS a result of this last visit. Mr..
Cotton hopes to arouse interest in a Y.
W. c. A. He brought with him a letter
from the Y. w. c. A. of Colorado to the
girls of the university. The young
women will hold a meeting in the near
future at which time an organization
will probably be effected.
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Among other innovations the y. NJ.
c a are planning a Sunday school
class for Bible study. 1t is thought
that , O'Clock Sunday afternoon will
be finally chosen as the most convent
ent hour for its holding. Last year
the Sunday vesper services were turn
ed over to the management of the l..
NJ. c. A. with the result of making the
students feel this service to be peculi-
arly their own. Last Sunday Mr.. c.
p. Arnold gave an eloquent address
upon Lake Geneva and the Men Who
Have Made 1t Famous" In this CON
n%ection he paid a glowing tribute to
logians of all ages.
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The students of the Mining school
n: h University of Wyoming held a
meeting October . and decided to form
an organization to help them in their
college work. Committees were ap-
pointed to find a good symbol and to
draw up a good constitution and by
laws. AS SCOT as this body is fully Or
Sanized it will have weekly meetings
at which will be read papers on sub
jects most interesting to mining stu
dents.
preached in the Rawlins Methodist
church on last Sunday.
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1t is rumored that the two girl So
cieties of the university will entertain
this week. The Maiden Mystics' will
hold onc of their celebrated meetings
Saturday night at the home of Miss
Swigart. For the first time in the his
tory of the club the boys are invited
There is no promise. however, to in
vlte them into the solemn mysteries.
On Friday evening the "Irresponsibles"
will be entertained by Miss Roach.
The "Irresponsibles," as their name
suggests, are burdened by no thoughts
OF u~ndivulged secrets but are ready to
forget.
Many university students were pres
ent at the dancing school last Monday
night.
of the class of 'O1, left last week for
Riverside, in Carbon county, where
he will teach school this winter.
Joseph Gillespie is assistant in the
library this year.
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A game of football between the uni
versity team II a Cheyenne team has
been arranged. The game will be play
ed on October 10 but it has not yet
been decided whether the game will be
played here or in Cheyenne. Mr.. Nc
hurry will coach the university team.
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Prof. Roberts has written an article
on "Woman's Suffrage" which has
been published in the Annals of the
American Academy of Social and Po-
litical Science. This article has re-
ceived many favorable comments.
A number of valuable books have re-
Gently been added to the university
library, among which is a full set of
President Roosevelt's books.
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Mr.. Ross Irving. n former student OF
the university, is writing a book which
will soon be published.
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Prof. Foster and Mr.. Fleming went
to Sand creek last week. They took
the water measurements and estab-
lished substations to aid in the inves-
tigation Of the amount of land Sand
creek can irrigate.
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