, 1905-01-04
University Notes

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The following new students have
enrolled at the university: Randall
Campbell. Jennie Campbell, Nina
Price. Esther Cheney. Charity Richie
and Mabel Sellon. George Jones,
Frank Smith and Agnes Ramsey, all
of whom attended school last year.
have returned. The enrolment is now
1876. and by the end of the week it
will doubtless reach 200.
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School commenced this morning
with a large majority of the students
in their places. A few students have
been delayed and will enter in a few
days. There are also a large number
of new students.
Captain Yates is organizing a class
for theoretical workin military science.
This course is required by college
Juniors and technical sophomores, but
anybody else desiring to take it may
do so. The class will meet five times
4 week, the second hour.
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Arthur Beard, a former student Of
the university, was a visitor at the
university today.
The first faculty meeting of the term
vas held yesterday afternoon at 2
o'clock.
Prof. Buffum has printed a number
# pictures of the football team, which
we're taken by him last term. The
pictures are very good and show up
clearly the members of the team.
Copies of the pictures may be obtained
by calling on Prof. Buffum.
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The outline for the senior orations
of the winter term are due January 81.
s.
Joe Gillespie is preparing to take
the Rhodes scholarship examinations
to be held at the university January
II and IS. The date and time set for
each examination has been posted
upon the bulletin board by the presi.
dent.
The December number of The Lariet,
the publication of the Cheyenne high
school. contains a very interesting ar
ticle on The State University In Its
Relation to the Public Schools" The
article is illustrated by a picture of the
main building of the university and it
lwells upon the opportunities of col
.ege education afforded in this state.
t also touches upon the responsible.
ties incurred by those students who
take a college education at the ex.
pense of the state. The article Is we'll
cially students.
The Wyoming School Journal, edit
ed by Prof. Stockwell, was issued last
week.
The salary of Mr.. Slosson, formerly
professor Of chemistry at the universe.
|ty and at present literary editor of the
independent. has been raised to 81, 0
a year. He has also been engaged to
lecture once a week on THE History
of Literature before the New York
School of Journalism.
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Mrs. Clark, director of the school
of music, has been confined to her
room for several days with a severe
|attack of grippe.
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Julius Merz, 'O4. who Is now taking
a mining course at Golden, was a Wis.
itor in the city during the Christmas
vacation. Will Schilling, also a for.
mer student, was likewise here.
Walter Strache, who has been work.
ing in the library, helping to make
card catalogues. has accepted a posi-.
ton as school teacher at Walcott. The
school term there will last for six
months.
Prof. MerZ has been sick with rheu.
matism for the past week. He was un.
abled to attend faculty meeting yester.
day but will probably be all right
again in a short time.
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Prof. Gilkison has returned from
Fort Collins, where he spent the
christmas holidays.
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During the absence of Miss Abbey
Drew, who spent the Christmas holi.
days at her home in Hanna, Miss
Nancy Fast acted as stenographer to
the president.
Prof. Buffum has finished his annual
report as director of the experiment
station. Copies of this report will be
distributed soon.
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Prof. Knight returned last night
from Wichita, Kan, where he spent
the vacation.