Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-01

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ELENATlNG INFLUENCES.
The Union Is wen worth descrip-
ton II only to convey some idea of the
pains the typical twentieth century
university takes to surround the stu
dent not with couvcnicuces and COM
forts alone but with tho elevating iu-
nuonces that tend to develop all the
manly virtues In the basement Of the
han are tho restaurant lunch room,
barber shor. uool and billiard room.
book store and tho editorial sanctum
of the college daily. the Brown Herald.
on tho main door are the smoking
SPACIOUS and flne looking and in re
gpert 10 their furnishings. worthy OF
any clubhouse or, rriyate residence I'm
nc 1,nd ~. frst ~ these ls often
used for "e,7ol,n taIks" nm which nc-
rasiops thp ,tD,ere,1duates and the
members ~ t,n f,c,It,, rttb shoulders
,,.itt, NO roost dolicbtf,,i irforraiitv
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nIovnd tbe SOUVENIRS az Rrov,,,'s many
,.ictoy;os an he athlotic frld The sim
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ana ,,,iho INC ''rnilepo rniriitt, in songs
80 sr,a,,ag "a - s.o bcI1 lilo
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different heroes Of the undergraduate
rorIrcr TurArrD
On the iloor above are the Y NJ e.
a, headquarters which includes, pc
sides an employment bureau. rooms
TOR deNotlohaI exercises ana alnle
classes, and between these Is "a large
auditorium, seating several hundred
and furnished with noVeahle stage
ana THIS IS where the college dramatic
society the Sock and Buskin, gives MS
performances II was mere 100, one
night last winter, that the melnherS
or the FACULTY performed the FROGS
of Aristophanes to the particular de-
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trip over Greek jaw-hreakers' THIS
auditorium is also used when, as ire
| qu"ntly happens some prominent man
comes To- Brown 10 address tho stu
dents. And on the upper floor are the
quarters Of the debating union, various
UNDERGRADUATE committee and society
| rooms a study room usen between
recitation hours by day students and
| a large room given over to the pa,
| irons Of chess and checkers. ENceP'
| as regards tnancial aualfS' inc Union
Is directly under the conlroI or me SUI
dents who elect from among ihelf own
number the officers and members OF
standing committees.
pOsrTTvs ANSWER
The question whether the modern So
rial and religious movement In colleges
has made any appreciable Roadway
finds positive answer in tho fact that
July three -ffthS Of the men Of Brown
are members OF the Union. The dues
members 'F The Union TOR h