, 1904-02-03
University Notes

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the regular meeting of the Tau Kappa
Delta fraternity was not held. Some
time this week, however, the routine
business will be transacted.
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A hurry up dance was given last
Friday evening by the students of the
university. Although nc particular
preparations had been made, a very
pleasant evening was. spent.
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Fred Plat and Robert Taylor have
Their absence will be keenly felt by
the students. for both took an interest
in all hat goes to make up class spirit
and enthusiasm.
On account of the absence of light
last Monday evening, the regular meet
ing the of the Choral union was not
held, When a week passes without a
meeting OF his organization life seems
dull indeed.
AS soon as the eathe mOderates
sufficiently the regular monthly re.
view and inspection will be held. Elk
tended order drill is also to be given
if the weather continues warm enough
for a few days.
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Owing to having missed connection.
the lecture of Colonel Copeland was
not given last night. The tickets that
have been bought, however, will be
good next Saturday. when Colone.
Copeland will surely be here.
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The sOphomores are hard at work or
til, number of the Wyoming Student
which they are to issue. and every
thing would seem to point out tina
it will show the result of the hare
work spent upon it.
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The Delta Sigma Sororit will have
their pictures taken next Friday morn
ing, if the weather permits. This
picture will be put in the university
annual, that all the world may know
how beautiful and fair are the young
ladies who compose this sorority.
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During the wind storm on Monda,
some slight damage was done at the
university. a couple of windows in tn,
main building being broken. In addi
tion to this. a few of the valiant cadets
put in time most profitably by chasin.
their caps as they blew over hill AM
dale.
Next Friday evening Lieutenan
Garden, n of the executives OF TIL
worlds fair. will deliver a s~tereoptical
lecture at the university. showing pict
ures Of the buildings and the exhibits
This lecture is free and will be yer.
fine. as Lieutenant Garden is an eX
~cellent speaker and comes here on be
half of the worlds fair commission
solely for the purpose of advertisement
The public is cordially invited to b,
present.
In assembly Tuesday Presiden
Lewis referred to his late visit to Raw
Inns as one of the most pleasant event
of his life. He said his reception Their
was most cordial, and that all the pee
pie were loyal to the university. Raw
Inns always had p%atronized the uni
versity and he had received assurance
that, in the near future. several new
students would arrive from that city
He also cautioned the boys to taxi
care that no Rawlins girl is o show
proper attention while attending schoo
here.
The following program will be givel
by the Olympic-Lowell society mex
Friday: instrumental solo, Tillie Fra
zee; recitation. Miriam Corthell
speech, Joe Gillespie; duet (guitar an,
mandolin). Jennie Bills and Morri
Corthell; recitation, Neva Nelson: vic
lin solo, Prof. Merz: debate. Resolved
: That pursuit is better than possession
married life, for instance):" affirma
| tive. Stephen Downey, and negative
Harold Merriam; piano solo, Laur;
= Breisch; recitation, Fred Umhauer
paper. Jean Tidball; vocal solo. Grac
Peabody: piano solo. Helen Symons
Prof. Soule will act as critic.
The floor of the gymnasium has beel
: laid at last, and there can be it'll
doubt that patience has O the day
and that the building will be ready 70
use next week. Numerous plans hav
been made as to what will be don,
there, and it is to be hoped that moth
ling will interfere with their being car
ried out. Captain Yates will instruc
: the students in broadsword eXercis,