The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-31
VARSITY GIRLS TO
TAKE up TEACHING
EIGHT OUT OF TEN "Co-EDs'' Be
COME sOHOoI.MA,AMs.
Two Seniors Settle Life Work Problem
by Issuing Wedding Cards ~ Many
Male Graduates Will Enter Profess
sional schools--Gopher Board Clears
Profit Of $500 on Publication.

In addition to the lawyers, doctors,
engineers and dentists who
have pursued professional courses in
the university and who will enter upon
the practice Of their profession upon
receiving diplomas, 222 graduates from
the academic college will face the world
this spring in an effort to apply their
academic training. Most Of the seniors
have made up their minds what line Of
will be represented in many different
lines Of activity.
The majority Of the members of the
academic senior class will teach. OF
the 222 candidates for academic de-
grees, 1856 are girls and at least 100, ap-
proximately efght-tenths Of the girl
graduates, have signifed their intention
Of going into pedagogical work. Three
will take up kindergarten trainings
next year, and for two Of the senior
girls The question Of what to do has
Been settled by wedding announce
ments. = 81" .-'.
The disposition to earn money by
teaching extends not only to the girls
who are compelled for financial reasons
to make livings for themselves, but to
many who are not obliged to work upon
finishing their college course, but who
do not wish to remain idle. The per.
centape Of girls who will teach next
year Is the largest in the history OF the
institution. ~..=4
Men Shy at Schools.
Opposed to the growing popularity OF
teaching among university t'co-eds' is
a tendency among the senior. men 70
keep out Of pedagogical work. Only
ten Of the seniors have expressed tne11
intention of entering this field and the
! percentage will be smaller than IN pre-.
ceding years. The graduates seem &c
think that there is better opportunity
| in other fields.
The remaining ffty-fve men in the
academic class will enter various lines
Of work. Two will e into the minis ms
try, one will take up 7. M. 9. A. WORK
two have signifed their intention o.
entering diplomatic work, ten w1ll en-
ter the law school, four WILL take u
medicine. Fifteen men in the class
viii return to the university for law o.
medicine and the majority Of the. re
mainder will enter business. The class
viii viii also be represented in newspape
work. farming and railroad work.
- Gopher Makes Profit. >a
+rea snra T If the iunior class at the Uni
versity by the managers OF tne IN fI
Eom the sn adySrtsfl teF ana IN d Sa1e
I ~ en bean naid. This record is uniqu!
in the history of the unlversltyt ano o4e
the result not only Of remarkable !, en-
cient management, but it Is q ,vlnd1ct
lion Of faculty supervision OF studen
enterprises. -
The managers of the Gopher have KEEP
strict account Of the financial operator
Of the board and every item on tn
Gopher list Of Indebtedness has bee
}. gone over by the faculty and stude1
auditing board in conjunction with tf
Gopher managers. In comparison VIII
, the records Of former boards the snow
ing made under the new system OF d.
|, counting is remarkable.
+ Rewards for Editors. .:
tho Junior class will undoubtedly T
!, ward the managing editor, the edltoor,lI
! chief. and the business manager OF u
=, annual, by voting them liberal remu
! ! Grafton for their 1abors The facui,
auditing committee has agreed tna ~, T..
: ing out the annual should pe rewaI99'
: for their services, and it is probap
9 that $50 apiece will be granted.
The remainder of the Gopher procee
will be turned over to the Junior class
in the different departments in .prope
ton to the number Of subser1ptlons
, ceived from the different depar1tm IN en-
= The funds will probably. be used by ca.
class in leaving memorials on the cal
} pus upon graduation. 49,
Daily Is Financed.
IS After year Of financial unstabiit
. the Minnesota Daily, the undergradua
l. publication at the university, has be
! placed upon a firm business basis a
: the paper will be continued next ye
= under basis agreed upon by stot
g holders and subscribers to the pap
y Frank Lyon, business manager, will
II given complete charge of the public
J. ton, assume the liabilities Of the par
"a at the close Of the year and with
" united support Of students and facul
publish the paper along the usual lin
t. The present management Of the Da
20 will collect outstanding indebtedn,
10 and pay all bills with the exception
s. the $500 note given last year by
- which has published the paper; I
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