Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1904-12-02
MiddIebury College News

The Thanksgiving vacation extended
from Wednesday noon until Monday
noon.
The Freshman class had about $40 left
over from the money raised for the ban
quet. They have voted to buy sweaters
for the Freshmen who played in the
Freshmen Sophomore tgame. 1t will be
impossible for the Freshmen to wear
their sweaters until after the Junior Ex-
hibition if they have numerals on Them
There is college custom forbidding the
Freshmen to wear numerals until after
Junior Exhibition.
Misses Blake, Alice Duncan and Bertha
Duncan entertained a few of their init
mate college friends at their home on
Friday night.
Prof. and Mrs. Walter Howard enter
tanned number of the college students
at their home on Thursday evening.
Weld, '05, Holt, 'O5, Parker, 'O6, Tay-
Tor, '06 and Mulcahy, 07 spent Thanks
giving at homes.
A. G. Pilger enjoyed a hunting expe-
dition to Ferrisburg Thursday and Fri
day.
The Alpha Chi fraternity gave dance
in Taylor Hall Saturday evening.
| Eldredge Lawrence, '01, was a guest
of David Caldwell last week.
The Undergraduate Association which
has existed for the past 25 years and
which published papers at different in
tervals during this time has been dis
solved and gone out of business. They
have cancelled all the subscriptions
which were due them and will not paw
any outstanding debts. A new organi-
cation with different business methods
and plans for running a college paper has
supplanted the old association. A meet
ing of the student body of the college
has been held and they have accepted
the plan which Prof. Wright proposed
The new magazine will contain practi-
cally three parts. The first portion will
be devoted to the interests of the college.
The faculty will appoint an editor-in-
chief who will look after the official side
of the college which may include notices
of changes in studies, statements for the
alumni of the condition of the college
and advice to the students. The second
portion will be devoted entirely to the
student body and they will appoint their
editor-in-chief. The third section will
be the business part and will be devoted
exclusively to advertisements. The bust
ness manager will have charge of this
department. A permanent treasurer
will be connected with the organization.
He will receive all moneys and act as
check on the business manager. The
editor-in-chief of the faculty, editor
in-chief of the student body and
the treasurer constitute the executive
board They have the power to appoint
the business manager. The officers will
be appointed by rotation among the diff
ferent fraternities. The list of officers is
as follows: Editor-in-chief, David Cald-
well; first assistant editor; James Ohm
stead; second assistant editor, Moody
Holmes; third assistant editor, Chester
Walsch; fourth assistant editor, Miss
Anne Smith; business manager, George
kimball; and permanent treasurer, John
Fletcher. The faculty editor will be
Prof. G. B. Wright. 1t is expected that
the first issue will be printed at the be-
ginning of the winter term and at least
four issues will be published every year
and perhaps six issues. The business
manager will begin to solicit subscrip-
tions and advertisements at once.
The Sophomore class are making prep
arations for the dance which will be
given in the town hall on Friday even
ing, Dec. %. Dorings orchestra will
furnish music.