, 1905-01-25
University Notes:

Yesterday morning military drill
consisted Of escort OF the color. The
battalion a formed and then COM
pany b marched to the armory, |
brought out the colors and escorted
them back to the parade ground. Fol-
lowing this ceremony there was ten
minutes company drill.
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The basketball game last Friday
night between the two teams OF young
ladies' was very interesting. A good
sized crowd was present at the game,
and, as a result, about $25 was cleared,
which will be used to bring some other
basketball team to this city.
Owing to a large number of students
being present at "As You Like It," last
Saturday night, the Debating club
program set for that evening was post
poned.
The class in military science was
this morning given a written examina-
ton on the Guard Manual.
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DR.. Hebard has been suffering for
the last few days with a severe attack
Of neuralgia. She was able, however,
to be at her desk in the university
today.
A meeting of the Dancing club was
held yesterday afternoon, at which
routine business was transacted.
The class of 'O8 held a business
meeting Monday afternoon. Brown
and pink were adopted as the class
%colors. The class decided to have a
large shield made in these colors with
the numerals 'OS sewed upon it.
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The university debating team will
meet the Christian Endeavor debating
team next Saturday evening. The
question will be: Resolved, That 1t
would be beneficial to the industrial
interests Of the United States to main.
tain the closed shop" The university
team will have the negative Of the
question III
Another basketball game between
the Reds and the Yellows will be held
next Thursday at $3.50 o'clock. The
Fellows promise to "get even" for their
defeat last Friday night.
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Beginning with next year, another
preparatory year will be added to the
technical courses. This change will
affect the schools of mining, agricul-
ture. irrigation and mechanical engi-
neering. and will make their courses
six years instead Of five, as at present.
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Mrs. Clark, director Of the School Of
Music, is confined to her room with a
severe cold.
Next Thurday evening, in the audi
forum Of science hall, Prof. Knight
will deliver a stereopticon lecture on
THE Manufacture of Steel" He will
have slides showing the process Of
treatment from the time 1t Is taken
out of the ground to the time 1t Is
ready for shipment. Everybody is in
vited to come and hear this lecture.
Mr.. Mclean, associate secretary Of
the Bible study department of the Y.
M. c. A., arrived in this city today to
visit the Y. M. C. A. of the university.
He addressed the students at assembly
in the morning and at $3.50 o'clock he
spoke to the boys in the auditorium.
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President Tisdel continued his
course of lectures on scholarship" in
assembly last Friday. He urged the
students to get down to work as DOE
as possible in the evening,and by 80 do
ing to avoid late hours. He also re-
minded them that they are supposed to
put an hour and a half in the prepare
tion Of each lesson. =.
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Prof. Ridgaway is preparing a ste.
reopticon lecture on 1.-THE Life Of
Christ" to be delivered some time next
month. The proceeds will be used for
the benefit of the Y. M. C. A.
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Prof. Buffum is busy making ar
rangements for the agricultural short
course
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Miss Elizabeth c. Taylor, Y. w. C..
A. secretary for Minnesota, Colorado
and Wyoming, will spend two weeks
with the Y. w. C. A. of the university.
She arrived in the city yesterday, Is
the guest of Miss Alice Holiday, and
was introduced to the various mem
bers Of the association. Friday she