, 1903-01-07
University Notes


School took up, after the holiday va
cation, Monday morning, when lessons
were assigned and new students plac
ed in their respective departments OF
work.
George Sellon, who has been quite i'll
through vacation, is so far recovered
as to be able to resume his work at
the university.
There will be a meeting of the Dane
ing club tonight to receive the report
of the treasurer, carry on the usual rou'
tine business, and to decide on a pro
position for dividing the club.
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Prof. Nelson has received a small
collection of plants from George L.
Osterhaut of New Windsor, Colo. con.
tanning some interesting new species
secured in the desert region of west,
ern Colorado.
President and Mrs. Smiley spent
Monday and Tuesday in Cheyenne TAX
ing in the inaugural ceremonies. They
returned last night.
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There will be a dance given by the
University Dancing club at North Star
hall Friday night.
Miss Hebard returned Sunday from
Fort Collins.
The Debating club will give a pro-
gram Saturday night. Hereafter chis
club will meet once every two weeks,
instead of weekly, as it has during the
past two terms.
Captain and Mrs. Yates returned
last, night from Cheyenne, where they
have been attending the inaugural GER
emonies. While in Cheyenne the Cap
tain visited his old quarters at Fort
Russell.
Cora Durnford returned last wen
ing from Cheyenne, where she had
been spending her vacation.
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DroF Pidcowoy had CHARGE If a.
sembly last evening in the absence of
President Smiley.
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John and Dave Hunton arrived in
Laramie on No. 5 last night from their
Wheatland home. where they spent
their vacation.
On account Of Captain Yates alb
sence, there was no drill Monday ev-
ening.
Profs. Nelson and Slosson have not
been able to occupy their rooms in Sci
ence hall on account of a defect in the
central heating plant. The necessary
supplies for its repair have been ord
cred,
Willing Richardson returned to Lar
annie yesterday afternoon and took up
his work in the business department
today.
There was a meeting Of the board
of managers Of the Wyoming Student
last evening. On account Of the small
attendance the meeting was adjourned
until Thursday evening.
On account Of the text books not ar
irving, Latin XII will not recite this
week,
Fred Plat, who attended the inaug-
ural ball in Cheyenne Monday night,
arrived in the city last night.
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The commercial students have been
dropped from the History VII class.
This leaves the class constituted who'll
ly of college sophomores and normal
juniors, and will allow more advanced
work than heretofore.
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Miss Maize Chaplin attended the in
augura ball Monday night and re-
turned last night on No. s.
English VII, VIII and TX have been
dropped from the courses Of the tech
nichal schools.
During Dean Hunton's absence Joe
Taylor has been acting as assistant
janitor.
Mark Chapman Of Cheyenne return
ed to the university last night.
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Interest in basket ball is reviving.
One team is already organized and 9TH
ers are promised. The boys had their
innings of black eyes. bruised corners
and disigured c%ountenances during the
football season and now its the young
ladies' turn.
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The editorial star Of the Student
will meet this evening to discuss ways
and means for the January issue. 1t is
proposed to run an illustrated athletic