, 1904-03-23
University Notes

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The program rendered last night by
the University of Colorado Glee and
Mandolin clubs was much enjoyed by
everybody present. The auditorium OF
the university was well filled and that
the audience well appreciated the Sc,
lections of the club was shown by the
hearty applause that greeted each
piece. The song by Foote entitled.
Habits | Never Had" was comical in
the extreme and convulsed the audi.
with laughter. After the program
a reception and dance was given the
visitors il the gymnasium and for a
short time a most delightful social
gathering was had. Following was the
program:
PART |.
Here's to Colorado. Geo. T. Sherman. d.
Glee Club.
Harp Sounds. &C. F. Pomeroy
Mandolin Club.
Vocal SOLO, Habits | never Had.
.......... ...... ........ Original
T. p. Foote.
Franceza Waltz Fl. B. Clarke
Mandolin Club.
Loves Old Sweet Song. j. A. Clark
Quartette.
Readings
(a) Knee Deep In June. ..... Riley
Oh A Similar Case...........R Riley
C. o. Epperson.
PART II.
Annie Laurie. ....... Lady John Scott
Glee Club.
IdN dlHle BONN
II. w. Taylor.
Tragedy ............. Lloyd Adams
Quartette.
All Hail to Thee......P H. Argall, 'O3
Glee Club.
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A letter has been received from the
Denver University e%ndeavoring to ar
range a joint debate between that insti-
tuition and our own. The letter points
that each university has won one
victory over the other in the past years
aad it will be necessary for a third de-
bate to be given in order to decide the
uratorical supremacy. The contest, if
leage. will be held in Denver. The sub
ject for the debate will be chosen by
our debaters aad the side of the ques-
ton by the debaters of the Denver uni
versity. At the next meeting of the
Debating club the proposal will be TAX
terms can be made the debate will take
place.
A meeting of the student council was
held last Tuesday afternoon after as
sembly. A few minor matters were
particular Importance was done. At
the beginning of next term a number of
will be presented and acted up
Meanwhile, the members of the
council are examining different mat
tiers so that they may be competent to
paSS VII 'h'li II tillS llCtlIiS.
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The last senior orations we're given
Monday afternoon and they were
particularly well received. Following
is a list of the speakers and their sub
jects:
n Pehates. Clyde Philips
The Russo-Japanese War.
Juaneta Moore
The Negro Question. Jennie johnson
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The final examinations of the term
began yesterday morning and they will
continue during the week. Already the
of the students nave become
with their sorrows and already
tell of the many "funks" that they
made or will make in their
Some of the members of the faculty
are making a tennis court in the va
can't lot back of St. Matthews hall.
a tennis outfit was purchased
and now 1t will be put to good use.
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The invitations for the cadet ball were
issued last week. They have been got
ten up very neatly and are printed in
the style used by the officers for many
years. In all, the number issued
amounted to about 700.
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An informal reception was rendered
the students by the faculty last Mon
day at3:3O. Somewhat reluctantly, 1t
is true, the students assembled, but
nevertheless they seemed to enjoy
themselves immensely. About 4:3O
a short recess vas held for re-
freshments and at 6 p. m. the company
broke up for the evening.
The freshmen issue of the Wyoming
Student, edited by the freshmen class,
will be mailed about Thursday of this
week. If freshmen stories are to he