Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-06-28
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The Annual Souvenir Number Has
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The annual souvenir number of the
New Mexico Collegian, the college
magazine published by the Columbian
| Literary Society at the College OF
Agriculture and Mechanic Arts, Mesil-
| la Park, is just out and a very bright
and readable magazine it is. The SOU
venir number of the Collegian always
is the crowning literary effort of the
year and this years annual does great
credit to the literary talent of the So
ciety The little volume is bound in
very neat cover of heavy rose colored
paper lettered in white and between
the covers is contained everything in
the different branches of literature
that the fertile brains of college stu
dents can devise from grave editorials
to quibs and jests upon each other for
which collegians are famous. Every
branch in the curriculum of the college
has a department in the magazine set
aside for it's especial exploitation.
The initial article in the souvenir
number is educational Trend" trea-
tse upon the educational forces at
work in the United States and is very
fessor Luther Foster, president of the
college, Next comes an able article
written in Spanish by A. S. Reza, en-
titled Gel Cuento del Abuelo." "The
College and the Public Conscience" is
discussed by Professor Hiram H. Had
10 in,
little verse on "The Overworked Monu.
ment" from an exchange enlivens the
next page.
Frances e. Lester devotes several
pages to prophecy for the class of
1904 in which he paints the future of
each member of the class in glowing
colors, and in which the peculiarities
are "played up" in very laughable
manner This story was appropriate
ly illustrated with pictures of the class
of 1904 and the class prophet.
An interesting piece of fiction fol-
lows which bears the title, ga College
Romance" and of which Earl A. Gra-
ham is the author.
Interspersed are several witticisms
the scintillations of various brilliant
intellects of the college. Then come
the editorials Each department OF
the college is treated separately, the
engineering department, the depart
ment of agriculture and horticulture
chemistry and an article on stenogra
ply in Mexico by E. S. Buchoz. The Co
lumbian Literary Society is written up
very efficiently with group picture OF
that organization and the Lincoln Lit
erary Society also, the Columbians
rival. "By the Will of the Gods a
charming story by May Harvey comes
next and is followed by treaties on
the department of music The college
dramatic society is not neglected no1
is the English course and the school OF
mechanic arts. Education for Farms
Does it Pay?' and Glow to Make the
Best Use of Our Library" are pleasing
productions. Athletics are written O.
extensively by J. o. Miller and the ar
ticle is illustrated with pictures OF thu
track team, the brawny foot ball team
the girls basket ball team AM
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Girls" MAJ not be sighted a specia
article is devoted to them. PERSONAL
ties under the head Of Locals" ane
Exchanges end this bright little vol
ume which speaks highly for the insti
tuition where it is published.
Those members of the Columbia Lit
erary Society to whom praises are du'
for this sparkling souvenir annual arr
Editor-in- chief, Lauren w. Case; assist
ant editor. Clarence D. Case; local
Archie A. Brown; assistant local, Rutl
Coleman; social, Peryle Miller; athlet
ic. Boiling Hall; exchange, Merle A
Blinn; alumni, o. B. Metcalfe; bushes
, manager, B. F. Nabours; assistant bus
mess manager, R. H. Hart.