Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-15
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UNIVERSITY OF UTAH.

MIA nay. Peter A. Slmpkihs of PHIL
10, congregational church VIII speak
W' .ho deyotlonal exercises next Tues-
w and Wednesday. Prof. AGREE WIZ
have charge
rnstructor Best accompanied the Tab,
.,nacie choir 10 California. MISS Han
,'nl conduct his music classes during
hs absence
uonday afternoon the Social league
Gave the following program III room %
of the normal building n
ToIk Longfellow n.."nJohn H. Brown
NItgir .,..,,....,,.. ..,,. '.'t'.,''''
Bests Juvenile Guitar ANA Man
dolin club.
.chalk story" .,........,.,,,Lo Lois Clark
voin an Thy Dreams Instructor Best
pncitatlon. Jimmy Browns Sisters
Wedding ...,n..,,nDora stewart
Mr. Park Pratt, q former student OF
fine university, was a visitor on wed
nesday and Thursday
The following students went - CALI
eornio with the Tabernacle choir. W.
~ ward. A. X. Gardner, Anna Hatch,
uorion Adams, Dona Miles, Aretta
pyner Hattie whitney and Leona Mill
Of, All except Miss Hatch are mem
bers VI the choir,
prof Byron Cummings was chaplain
this week, ......,,.t.1
Instructor -, II. Robson accompanied
prof stewart to SprIngville last even
Inv In place Of Prof. Allen
superylsor Thomson Is giving the
,o,,rth year nOrmals lessons in chalk
The Tennis club has been made a
rort ~ the Athletic association. Inc
court and appliances formerly owned
me- the Tennis club VIII now be con,
,rolled by the executive committee OF
the association,
Prof Lyman viii deliver a lecture
d, EVANSVILLE tomorrow evening on
Advantages of Higher Education
Last summer Prof, Marshall was APP
,olnted to write an article on the Nor.
mon Church" for the supplemental
Volumes of Encyclopedia Britannica
Yesterday he received from Edinburgh,
scotland, the proof sheets OF his paper
UNIVERSITY TRAINING SCHOOL
AT Mondays meeting Of the faculty
the committee appointed to lnvestlgnte
me requirements for graduation IN the
general college courses recommended
the following changes
That for non-technical college
courses all degrees be abolished except
me degree for bachelor or arts.
That no collegiate study shall be re-
oured for graduation except rhetoric
This recommendation does not m
Cpde the abolishing of requirements OF
A thesis as heretofore prescribed
That each student shall be assigned
nv fine college committee to some menu
her Of the faculty or Of the teachlnS
force having department In charge,
who shall act as advisor, with authori.
~ TO supervise the students choice OF
studies and whom the student may con-
suit on all matters relating to coliege
life.
The pupils of the first grade are
studying commercial enterprises rms
week they visited the grocery depart
ment OF u, c. NJ. l.
Visitors at the training school TINS
week were Mrs II. s. Young and Mrs
W A. Lee Of the city and Mr.. Cod
dard Of Wisconsin,
Professor Stewart just received a let,
ter from a Mr. Cogshall Of Grand
Rapids, Mich, enquirng about the con-
struction work done in the tralnlns
school. Mr.. Cogshall was referred TO
Professor Stewart by the late Colonel
Parker.
The pupils OF the fourth grade In do.
nestle science are studying the art OF
making candy,
Supervisor Cummings received a let
ter from, Mr. H. G. Putnam of ProVl-
dence X. l., asking for information
concerning nature study as taught
here