Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-05
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,,p, cIty.-state Senator Dnn,
saN 'r r'yc The students q practical
hrtr, tolk Il, the chapel exercises
DlSl,,., ,Irosioy. lie emphasized prompt
on W., W. ,.rsonal appearance, ana saiu.
neS u'1 r,t good business TO MAKE
III y, Nv" lie cifo said that proles-
Apo'os wa ,s., ere ton technical In tneir
tlosal AFFAIRS We was followed by
DnlIscilsn, Kngs5ury VINO SPOKE on
I.',cal phases Of student ne nv
Ea.Io,i features OF the program Were
nun ,cios ne Miss Ruth Wilson. Inc
wv ~, for next week VIII be supt'
,U ISo Of the ogden schools
w,a,ssday morning Mr., Bambereer
ssown through the university
buildings by President kinsspury'
T,osa who won places on the uniyer-
,,,y debating team In the recent con-
a NV, are, Thomas J. Howells htst
Wv w. Frank Holman, second place,
!"S Horny Soulc third place. The al
~, are Dale parke, John Jen-
u'o or3 Thomas NJ, Reese These VIII
. a thc university IN the coming
, .oa.,ost with the colorado college,
p-of Gibson. formerly Of the Il. Y.
.oi,sgs visited the university on Mon
day.
isu Tuesday night the Varsity So
.sw NJ Engineers attended the Illus
,..,oi lecture In Barratt hall, given
ty FIvood Meade OF the L. S. depart
rsnt NJ irrigation. Mr. Meade Is on his
~sy n Berkley. California, where he
4. "a deliver series of lectures on IT.
,ie,tlon on his return he will speak
before the engineers at the university
Ida Herman MOI, and Beatrice Nc
nonald. MOI, were visitors on Thurs
day.
Tho University Glee club sang at an
entertainment given by the choir OF the
Tblr,y.lhird ward Wednesday night
A. tba faculty meeting on Monday
afternoon. Profs. Roylance, Bradford.
and Rabcock and Instructor Arnoldson
wore gppolnted 10 arrange for the eXer-
flsss OF commencement week
To-day. Prof Marshall is conducting
teachers institute at Lake Town IN
Rich county
Last night the prep Students gave a
hall the Museum building The party
was managed by the prep class presi-
dents
Miss Pollock, supervisor OF reading
Ia, NsfultaI thA nnrfnQl
school on Wednesday and gave a short
talk to Prof Stewards students In
pedagogy,
Next Friday night the fourth year
norma,s will give q dance at Chris
tensen's
Four thousand bulletins have been
sent out announcing the state summer
normal institute to be held at the uni
yefsIty from June 10 June lS The
Institute fee VIII be s.,
Prof Babcock went to ogden
Thursday evening to attend a meeting
Of the board Of trustees of the state
school ior the deaf
The university summer school COM
mittee met on Wednesday and decided
On the following courses; Mathematics,
English ancient languages, modern
languages, history, pedagogy philos-
ophy chemistry physics, biology,
drawing and manual training, They
viii secure one special lecturer from
outside Of the state, and for this pur-
pose have written to A. +. Bandeller,
director Of the museum OF natural his
tory Of New York. asking him to de-
liver course Of lectures on American
archaeology, The course OF lectures
will be FREE TO registered students Of the
summer school, The regular university
registration fee Of $40 will be charged
Tor entrance 10 the summer school. The
sumner school committee consists of
Plois Marshall, Cummings, Roylance,
Bennon and Ebaugh,
Coach Holmes has arranged for the
following football games for next year:
ocl University Of Colorado at Salt
Lake,
Oct lj-A c, Of Colorado at Salt
Lake,
Oct 29-uniyersity Of Denver at Den
vir
Tho game with the 4. G. L. is not
yl arranged for, An effort will be
made 10 bring Berkley here for next
y,ar The athletic council will com
pete the schedule.
~ IN order TO get the best material for
me rack team an interclass track meet
Nlll I8Ee place early IN April. To this
tOl me various class organizations are
'tF''lOs their hest men for field work
There is some talk Of placing base.
O'' nine IN the field this spring,
~ w. Reese Frank Holman. Karl
nnopNps, Dan Alexander, $. j. Claridge
vv''ar carlson, Dale Park and Casey
a taunton VIII take part in the pre-.
urinary oratorical contest, the winner
" winch VIII represent the university
:" ca, we nrst annual national oratorical
w vy,'' 81 state universities, The state
sr r,v's',l's OF the country will be
Io ,V.,'l INTO seven leagues. Each
s,s,," WI" ne made up Of about seven
bJT universities. Each league win
"Ip u uslllrt or league contest from
sn @,u one sneaker will be selected TO
hp'tN al the final contest which win
io1 Gs'a y. ~ The hall Of congress at 81.
'%," IN June % next.
ttg" subject for the first annual con-
W.. a' follows:
CIV C, a,llM on the Improvement OF
oa"Dnne,oment Tn the United States"
acton WoNlh ana Cosmopolitan Char.
''"'r and Method of City Boss"