, 1902-11-06
University Notes

the university a chance to assist in
shaping the future of the country.
Mr.. Parker. business manager of
THE Student did not make his in
tended trip to Cheyenne Friday, being
u~navoidably detained. He will prob
ably go the latter part of this week.
There will probably be a football
game between the university team and
that of Fort Russell, at Cheyenne on
Thanksgiving day. The university
team will renew practice Immediately.
The Dancing club gave its regular
bi-weekly dance Friday night at the
North Star. IN enjoyable time is re,
ported. Notwithstanding the carrying
| viduals who seemed to have been on
the inside.
Mr.. Sellon, who has been quite i'll
during the last week, is up and around
again.
Messrs. Flemming and Vollmer re-
turned from their Wheatland trip
Thursday and Sunday, respectively.
Mr.. Vollmer laid over in Cheyenne and
spent a few days among friends at Fort
Russell.
Shelby Payne, of Sheridan, has en-
tered the university. and has taken up
work in the mechanical course. Mr..
Payne is preparing himself for a
course in civil engineering.
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The cadets began battalion drill
Monday. This will probably continue
for a couple of weeks. Considering
their inexperience in this drill, they
made a creditable showing.
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The Dancing club held a meeting
Monday evening, at which the treas
III er's report was received and accept
ed. They have about fifteen dollars
in the treasury.
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There was a meeting of the editorial
staff of The Student" Monday after
noon. On account of the small attend
ance, the meeting was adjourned until
tonight. The object of the meeting
was to make arrangements for the pub
LEGATION of the November issue Of The
Student" in which issue it is hoped
that several improvements may be in
troduced.
Owing to the attractions of broncho
busting" and other wild west accom-
| plishments, a number of the students
failed to report for drill Monday
night. It is understood that, on &C.
count of this fact, several hours practi-
cal experience in that branch of mill
tary science known as guard mount
will be enjoyed by the offenders, Satur-
day.
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The committee on badges of the SEN
ior class held a meeting Monday e
ing to decide on a design for class
pins. These will be sent for in a few
days.
Color Sergeant Smith took in the
colored peoples ball night before last.
The sophmore class met Monday
noon, to make arrangements for ord
ering badges for the class. The meet
ing adjourned till the same hour
Wednesday,.
The Olympics met last Friday to
take some action in regard to the CIV
ing Of programs in the future. 1t was
decided to introduce a radical change
in the nature of the exercises Of the
society. Hereafter there will be read
at each meeting a paper on some sub
ject of general interests and. after
the reading there will be a general dis
cussion of the matter presented. 1t
is hoped by this means to infuse some
spontaniety and life into the organiza-
ton. These papers will be supple
mented by vocal and instrumental
music.
In accordance with this decision the
following program has been prepared.
to be given next Friday afternoon:
Music, Vocal solo. Miss Annie Reid.
Paper, 1.-THE Pennsylvania Coal
Strike" Clyde Atherly.
Music, Instrumental solo, Clyde
Snow.
The uniform for the young ladies
Cadet Corps has been decided on. 1t
will consist of a navy blue jacket and
skirt trimmed in white braid. with a
red Tam O'Shanter cap, thus securing
in the uniform the national tricolor.
In regard to oficering the company,
the captain will be chosen from the
senior class, the other commissioned
officers from the Juniors. the sergeants
from the sophomore, and the corporals
from the freshman class.
Jean Tidball has been put in charge
of the Free Reading room which open
od last NIGHT