, 1903-02-11
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The University Debating club held a
special meeting Monday evening. The
members present decided to accept the
challenge from the Denve university
for a joint debate, and elected six pre-
liminary debaters. From these six the
three speakers for the final debate
will probably be chosen. The six speak
ers chosen are: Messrs. Parker. Carl
son. Tidball. Sellon, Edward Moore and
E. Wolfard. A committee was ap-
pointed by the vice president to an
nounce the action of the debating club
before assembly Tuesday, and to ask
that it be approved by that body. In
assembly all action taken by the debat-
ing club was unanimously approved.
The subject for debate has not yet been
decided upon.
There was no drill Friday last week
all cadets were busy with prepare
ton for the cadet ball.
Arthur Parker returned last Thurs
day from Cheyenne where he attended
the Industrial convention. While
there he was a much honored guest.
On account of the preparatory enter
tainment next Friday evening, the
Olympic-Lowell literary society will
hold it's meeting Wednesday evening
of this week. All are invited to attend.
and we promise to show them a good
time. The following program will be
given: Music by the orchestra; de-
Arthur Parker; vocal solo.
Belle Moore; paper, "The Fanaticism
of Socialism" NJ. Wolfard; vocal duet,
Ethel Miller and Maize Chaplin; reci-
Edward Moore; Instrumental
solo, John Hunton; recitation, Evelyn
Corthell; instrumental duet, Cora
Durnford and Jennie Bills. All come.
Arthur Carlson will be over from
Saturday.
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The University Debating club held a
meeting last Saturday evening. AS
only a few were present, the subject of
a debate with Denver was discussed,
and the meeting adjourned to meet
Tuesday of this week in the auditor
Company drill took the place of gal
lery practice Monday. This was the
first drill that the cadets have enjoyed
in the open air for some time.
The new rule of the faculty concern
ing absences is being enforced with
splendid results.
The boys are out every night playing
basket ball.
When the gymnasium bill passes the
the senate and receives the governors
signature, look out for your windows,
for the university cannon will an
nounce the good news to Laramie.
There will, probably. be also other
demonstrations Of our joy.
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There will be a meeting of the senior
class Wednesday evening to transact
business.
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clock in his physical laboratory. All
departments in the university are be-
ing constantly improved.
There will be no recitations at the
Thursday, as it is the ami
versary of Lincoln's birthday. Such
death.
Mr.. Neil Sudduth of North park, and
wife, formerly Miss Stryker, paid the
a visit Tuesday. They are
both graduates of this institution.
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The board of managers of the Wyo-
ming Student held a meeting Tuesday
evening after drill and elected the fol-
persons to serve on the edi-
torial staff the balance of the school
year: Literary editor, Miss Margaret
Lothian: scientific editor, Joel Taylor;
editor, Joe Gillespie; local and
personal editor. Rannie Campbell; ex-
change editor, v. ]. Tidball, They will
assume their duties at once.
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The Cadet annual ball, which took
place last Friday night and Saturday
morning proved a grand success both
socially and financially. 1t was well at
and all present report a SPLEEN
did time.