Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-03-28
UNIVERSITY NOTES.
Matters of Moment About the
big School.

Things Shaping up for the Start of
Next Term-FeW Students get
Bounced-Meetings to be Held
Personal Items About the Students
and Faculty.
The Winter term examination re-
ports.at the University have all been
sent out, and the Committee on CLASH
fication and Grades have gone over
the list of del1nquents. They found
seven or eight students who had fall
len below the "dead-line' and who
will be suspended, by the operation
Of the rule, for the Spring term.
Two or three cadets will also leave
their cadetships because of failure to
make the required average grade of 10.
The number of students who fell
below the level at which they can stay
in school is considerably smaller than
for the Fall term. In the Law college
there seems TO have been a very con-
siderable number who failed TO make
: their passing grade. They did not,
| however, fail in their average grades
below the mark at which they can re-
main in school. The number of Law
students who will have to take GER
tain courses over again is, however,
exceptionally large.
A meeting of the University Coun-
Gil will be held Monday evening at
1880 o'clock Ia the Presidents office.
Routine business relating to the work
of the term just closed, and to the
opening Of the new term, will be con-
! sidered.
A meeting of the Committee on
Classification and Grades, Of which
Professor Hodges is Chairman, will be
held Tuesday afternoon at 80 O'Clock
in the Registrars room. Students
having any matters for the considera-
tion of this Committee should be pre-
sent at that time.
Next Tuesday evening, April l, at
$3.50 o'clock, the Spring Quarter Con-
vocation exercises will be held in
\ Commencement Hall. Rev Dr. Chas.
FL. Robinson, Pastor of the End Pres.
4 byterian Church Of Wheeling, will de-
liver the Convoeation address. The
School of Music will have charge OF
the musical feature Of the evening.
The exercises promise to be exceeding
ly interesting. OF course the public
is cordially invited to be present.
The instructors and students will
be back Monday and Tuesday, and
work in all of the departments will
begin promptly Wednesday morning.
In addition to practically all OF the
old students, 1t is expected that an
unusually large number of new stud
ents will be in for the Spring term. A
great many have engaged rooms and
boarding already. There is every
reason to believe that the coming term
will be the best every way in the his
tory of the University.
Every county in West Virginia,
with possibly one or two exceptions, is
now represented in the student body
of the University. The only repre-
sentative from Logan County this
year is Mr.. g. f. Terrell, a fine young
man from Logan Court House. He
says that he has been trying for four
or five years to get here, and that sew
eral new students from his county
will come next fall.
The athletic field and tennis courts
are now in almost constantuse. The
delightful weather of the past few
days has not only put the ground in
good condition, but has brought out
the players. Quite number of mem
beers of the University are golfers and
may be seen frequently on Observa-
tory Hill. President Purinton is be-
lever Of this sport, and takes hand
at it occasionally
Professor Lucy G. Daniels is spend
ing the Spring vacation with friends
at Richmond, Williamsburg, and
/ Newport News, Va.
Everybody win regret that Professor
Fast will not be able to take charge of
his classes during the Spring term.
Professor Daniels and Mr. Poe will
look after them.
President Purinton is moving this
week into the Naret House on High
Street.
DR. j. B. Johnson is moving from
the Naret House into his own house
in South Park.
LlulCooOi CdDlElo dHu III. IL D.
Alark will have rooms on Spruce
Eteet. They have been living at DR..
B. Johnston's.
Miss Hortense Morris of the Senior
Glass has finished all OF her work for
her degree, and has gone to her home
1t Harrisville She will return in
kJune to take her degree
Mr.. M. M. McCrackman Of Cream
nrier County and Mr. Fielden G. Cooke
OF Mcdowell County have completed
the work of the Diploma Law Course,
and have gone to their homes. They
will receive their Diploma in June
DR.. P, B. Renolds has been engaged
to preach the Commencement Sermon
to the graduating class of the Buck
hannon High School.
Professor Hare has been spending q
e~xx a ho nfwu