, 1904-03-17

society Will be held March 26. The
following program will be given:
Debate-Resolved, That the post
office department should be turned
over to private corporations. Affirm
alive, George Sellon, Joe Taylor and
Jean Tidball; negative, Ethel Miller,
Earl Wolfard and Harold Merriam.
rwo-minute speeches will be given by
John Hill, Elsie Marshall ,Merl VOL
fard, George Peryam, Evelyn Corthell
and Clyde Atherly. A very interesting
meeting is promised, as sufficient time
has been given for thorough prepare
ton.
Mr.. Carl Wagner has received the
appointment as adjutant in the corps
OF cadets, and has been at work for
the past week attending to the duties
connected with that department.
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Joe Taylor and George Sellon have
been suffering from slight attacks of
grip. On that account they were I'M
able to attend their recitations Mon.
day.
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Prof. Read is looking for a student
to assist him in labelling the mineral
in his department. The work on hand
is sufficient to keep one busy for over
a month. and it would. therefore, be
an excellent job for anyone to accept.
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A challenge was received yesterday
from the Cheyenne high school for a
field meet with the university some
time in April. For some time past
the university boys have been train
ing in the gymnasium, and by the
date set for the meet they ought to
have perfected themselves to such an
extent that a victory will be easily
O A meeting of the Athletic asso-
citation will be held within a few days
to make final arrangements for the
meet and to set the date definitely.
The recital by the school of music
last Friday evening was very well at
tended, and was a credit to all who
took part. The piano pieces were well
rendered and the Choral union and
lGlee club delighted the audience with
their selections.
The first series Of the senior ora
lions for the term were given last
Friday at assembly. The speakers
were Misses Alice Marsh, Rose Bird,
Margaret McGil and Iris Stryker.
Each n was loudly applauded. and
each showed how much work had been
done towards making the oratlons q
success. In order to allow nor mem
bers Of the class to speak, assembly
will be held Thursday at $3.50 instead
of Friday at IL O'Clock. At this time
four more members of the class will
deliver their orations and on the Mon
day following the remainder of the
class will speak.
Or. Hebard made a short business
trip to Greeley. Colo, last week. She
returned Friday noon.
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Throughout this week half of the
drill hour has been given over to the
rifle drill. The instruction is given in
the gymnasium and the movements
are done in time to piano music.
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Bids are being submitted by the
various restaurants and organizations
in the city for the supper at the cadet
ball. AS yet the omcers have given
the contract to no one.
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There will be an informal dance In
the gymnasium next Friday evening.
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Miss Anna Rice, '93, was . visitor At
the university yesterday. Miss Rice
has been teaching school for the past
year and has now returned to hsr
home In this city.
This is the last week Of Rotations
and As examinations are 20 close ct
hand = general review Il being given
almost all the various studies. Hx-
begin Tuesday mornfns,,
md WIN continue throughout he
wesk. Although the sxaminatioa