, 1907-04-12
University Notes |
n ABBOT. Editress

Prof. Olin of the Colorado agricul-
tural college at Fort Collins delivered
an address on Purposes in Life at
the assembly, this morning, many pro-
nouncing 1t one OF the best addresses
delivered at assembly for many a
month. The professor was warmly
greeted by faculty, and students at the
close Of the address.
Since the furniture, kindly placed
in the study parlor by classes of an
Client date. has, piece by, piece. become
useless, the study parlor girls have
combined efforts to raise money to
y%refnrnish their parlor. On the even
ing of. May 3 the Bellies Lettres will
give a pretty entertainment in the
auditorium. in the -dramatization Of
when Patty Went to College," a
realistic picture of the college, girls
work and play. After this program a.
college course will be offered in the
gymnasium in a very interesting man
ner, The course will include compost
llDh, SSoIlCtiy, tAlotoly ooIauyp 4
cation, psychology, languages and 9TH
err useful studies that may be elected.
The tuition fee will beEbut 25 cents
and is recommended not only to stu
dents, but also to professors and to
those who do not enjoy a regular
course at the university. One pecu-
liar and attractive characteristic is
that 1t satisfies the inner man, which
the usual college courses fail. Realiz-
ing the necessity of recreation and of
development of the physical being, a
course in gymnastics and music will
also be offered in the form of dancing,
for the additional fee of 25 cents.
Evelyn and Morris Corthell will en-
terrain the senior class at dinner to-
morrow evening.
The Banjo club practiced at Mrs.
Langheldt's last evening.
Prof. Nelson offers work on the cam
pus to two or three young men who
can give two consecutive hours in the
morning or afternoon.
The Mandolin club will give their
entertainment in Cheyenne Friday ev.
ening, AprilI26th, under the auspices
Of the oElks of that city. Mr.. John
|Hunton will accompany the club to
represent the schoolof music, and will
render two piano solos.
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The faculty has assigned June 18th
for the annual cadet ball and the Of
f1cers of the cadet corps mel yesterday
to make arrangements for it.
Miss Evelyn Corthell returned yes
terday from Cheyenne, where she saw
the famous actress, Lillian Russell
Wednesday evening.
Prof. knight has not yet returned
from Omaha.
President Tisdel returned from his
visit to eastern schools last Friday.
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The faculty met yesterday.
{ On Saturday there will be a meeting
of high school superintendents ant
principals held at the university. The
meetings will be- held both morning
and afternoons. Superintendent Stock
we'll of Cheyenne will present a papel
at one of these sessions.
The Alpha Omega sorority met at
p. m. Thursday.
The university professors are bus,
with their annual reports.
Lamb feeding experiments carried OF
by the animal husbandry department
during the past winter prove sweet clio
yer hay to be a very good sheep feed
Sweet clover grows as a weed in man!
parts of the state, and is looked upo1
as worse than useless. II cut early AMI
cured we'll, livestock. will eat it readil,
and thrive upon 1t. In another ties
lambs on peas in the field made a mucl
better gain than lambs fed pea hay in
corral.
A wool securing plant having a ca
pacity of several thousand pounds O,
wool per day, has been installed upor
the university stock farm. Samples
of woolefrom the various clips OF the
state will be secured upon request.
Contracts have been authorized pro
viding for the removal Of the steel and
brick cells from the old p~enitentiary
building upon the universitynfarm.
The girls mandolin club will prac
tice at 2 p. M Saturday in the audi
forum.
The military department will be in.
spected May 18th, by the regular gov,
eminent inspector.
Miss Shaw's expression school will