, 1904-02-17
University Notes

University Notes !
PROBABLY the most important event
scheduled for next week is the mock
trial to be given b. the Tau Kappa
Delta fraternity. The culprit is to be
Bert Miller. and the offensc is allow
ing a young lady to wear the colors
of the fraternity belonging to him.
Monday night has been set for the
event ald it will be held in the uni
vcrsity auditorium. The public is in
vited to be present and, as Monday is
a legal holiday. it is believed that a
large crowd will be present.
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The opening of the gymnasium last
Saturday evening was a success in
every way. The beautiful building,
the decorations and. finally, the large
crowd all tended to make the cere-
mony one of the most elaborate Of the
school year. Monday the decorations
were removed and taken pack to the
main building. so hat everything has
once more resumed its norma appear
ance.
The following schedule has been
adopted in relation to gymnasium
work: Boys will exercise on Mon
days. Wednesday and Fridays, and
girls on Tuesdays. Thursdays and Sat
urdays.
The winter term is now One-half
over. and the work being done in the
various classes is excellent. If the
students as a whole only finish the
term as well as they have begun it
they will have every reason to be
proud of their work.
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Military drill during the week has
been in extended order for the boys
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girls. Battle exercises were also given
in connection with the extended order,
and as a consequence the cadets ex-
executed a fierce attack on the univer-
city building. but without intlicting
severe injuries on anyone. 1t is pos
sible. if proper arrangements can be
, ,,,ln that 81 shan, hattI, will hn uiy,p
next week between the companies.
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Douglas C%ordiner. a student in the
university. left Monday for Cheyenne.
to take the competitive examinations
as cadet to Annapolis. The students
all wish him success.
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The Wyoming Student for February.
issued by the sophomores. will be
mailed some time next week. If ru-
mors are to be credited. it will be an
excellent number.
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The long looked for and much adj
vertised observation-disclosures debate
will be given mex Saturday. Both
classes will tura out in force and the
remaining students will see air play.
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During President Lewis absence
President Ridgaway will act as presi-
dent and preside at the assemblies.
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An epidemic of sickness seems at
present to be raging among the stu
dents. Among those on the sick list
this week we note: George Pergam,
Charles Burney. Fred McDermott and
John Hill.
While performing in the gymnasium
yesterday, Julius Merz slipped from the
rings and fell to the floor, bruising his
eye slightly. though not severely. He
afternoon. however.
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Mark Chapman. a former student at
the university. paid a short visit here
idst Neeh anu dtttiNeu tlp opening OF
the gymnasium.
The seniors are busily at work on
their winter Orations to be given the
latter part of this term. Miss Middle
kauff ic drilling them.
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DR.. Hehari went to Cheyenne for a
short visit Thursday night and re,
turned Sunday.
Hereafter the Tau Kappa Delta fra.
ternity will meet every Saturday night.
and not the alternating Saturdays,
as formerly. The change was made in
order to keep up interest in the fra.
ternity work.
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The Delta Sigma Sorority is making
arrangements to give a big opening
entertainment in the gymnasium next
Friday night. Each lady in the uni.
hversity will be permitted to ask one
boy. During the early part of the
evening games will be played and later