The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-02
UNIVERSITY.

( ing the coming week by Miss Mary c.
! May
! The faculty has appointed the following
committee to make arrangements for ana
conduct the summer school during the
coming summer months: Professors Jo-
| seph F. Merrill, George NJ. Marshall and
William NJ. Stewart.
The normal class Of 1903 arranged the
| programme for the Normal society on
Friday, the principal feature of which
was a talk on THE Personal Bearing of
the Teacher" by Professor r. R. Ly-
man.
Edwin Evans left for Beaver Thursday
night TO address the teachers of Beaver
county on Friday and Saturday upon
Drawing in the Grades"
Professor G. II. Marshall talked 10 the
people of Hooper on Tuesday evening in
his new capacity of assistant state
superintendent.
Professor w NJ. Stewart addressed the
psychology class of the High school
| Thursday morning upon Psychology In
! Its Practical Relations 10 Life The talk
was given upon invitation OF Professor
Gillian.
Professors W. NJ. Stewart and D. r.
Allen will give their illustrated lecture
at Price next Saturday night. Feb. s, and
in the Fourteenth ward of this city on the
Sunday night following
Professor NJ. NJ BabcOck visited the
State School FOR the Deaf and Blind at
Ogden on Thursday last as member OF
the executive board of that school.
The second half OF the school year at
the university will begin tomorrow,
when classes in the following studies will
be organized: Experimental psychology,
ethics, trigonometry, botany, structurai
mechanics and bookkeeping. New rules
for the guidance of students VIII also 60
into effect. Mr.. Arnoldson, the secretary
OF the faculty, has arranged ana printed
the programme of classes and cOnsulta-
ton hours for the second half year.
A special faculty meeting was held
on Tuesday afternoon to make the pro-
fessOrs and instructors more familiar
with the gas and water systems of the
university. so that all may know what TO
do in case of another fire Mr. silver,
instructor in shop work, accompanied the
faculty members to the principal gas and
water connections.
Faculty committees have been appoint
ed to make reports on the outlines OF
courses for next years catalogue Inc
normal committee will report tomorrow,
at which time the advisa bility of abolish
ing the first year preparatory work VIII
also be discussed and decided
Principal n. 7. Porter of the branch
normal at Cedar City was at the uni
versity on Friday. making arrangements
preparatory 10 the issuing of the cata-
lOgue for mis- school. MIR. Porter has re-
Gently been made a member of the uni
versity faculty and given u vote in that
body.
H. r. briggs is arousing great interest
in his English. A work by series Of
grammar matches. The classes are d.
Vided into sections, the students bring
examples of false syntaX for their OPP
ponents, and these are dictated by the
teacher. In the match held Friday 10
sentences were given to each side, and out
of these one division made nineteen mis-
takes and the other twenty. The students
are taking great interest in the work.
DR.. J. Z. Talmage addressed the fourth
year training class Friday morning upon
Lake Bonneville.
Bids for the reconstruction of the physi-
caI-science building viii be advertised fot
in a few days.
The new museum building nears COM
nletiOn- the roof is now on and the WIKI
dow sash and glass are in; plasteri1g
Lieutenant r. c. NayIor. y '93. visited
the physical and chemical departments
on Wednesday
The Social league held a very interest
ing debate on Friday over the Chinese
exclusion act. the affirmative wOrsting
their opponents.
Ex-Mayor William f. Clark of Pleas
ant Grove visited the university on
Thursday.
The 'O3 normal students viii give a
dancing party next Friday night.
The Mandolin and Guitar club has dis
banded for the year on account of there
not being enough student players since
the holidays. The individual students
will continue their work. howeN er. under
Professor c. d. Schettler.
The students of the University of Ne
Vada have submitted the following queS-
ton for the Interstate debate this spring:
Resolved. That the White People of the
South are Justified in Using Every Peace
able Means Possible in Maintaining Their
Supremacy over the Negroes As soon
as the boys here are informed as to the
grounds upon which the decision is 10 be
rendered, they will choose the side of the
question which they will take.
Principal Samuel DOXey of the Hamil-
ton and Principal William Wallace OF
the Union school, both of whom are
normal graduates. were visitors at the
training school on Wednesday.
The university student body gave a
very enjoyable dance at Christensen
on Friday night.
Professor Byron Cummings addressed
he boys of the Senate on Thursday
afternoon upon Mckinley and Anarchy /
". G. Cragun, y. 81, and Miss Hilda
Larson. Y. 90 both of Pleasant View
Weber county. visited the training school
and university on Tuesday.
Professor Stewart received a letter from
Principal. \. G. White of the MendOn
schools this week. IN which the writer
said that they hsYe established a manual
training department there in connection
with their school. n room has been
thrown open by the trustees and plenty Of
tools have been provided. Professor
Stewart is happy over such beginnings.