, 1907-09-27

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well started and bids fair to be n OF
the most successful in many years.
Especially remarkable is the large and
satisfactory enrolment of new STU
dents, Of which forty have already
registered. The total registration is
belated books arrive all work will start
In earnest.
Miss Arletta Eastman of Rawlins,
class of 'C5, has taken charge of the
Carbon school for the year.
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OF especial interest in the college
community Is the announcement of
the wedding of Miss Henrietta John
son and Mr.. T. C. Barratt, which is to
johnson a been enrolled as a stu
dent for a number of years, and Mr.
Barratt took special work last term.
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Miss Stoner, in a very entertaining
talk to the young ladies' on Wednesday,
gave a good idea of what she hopes
to do in her department of domestic
science, and more particularly, of what
she wishes to do for any young lady
in the institution. She explained that
she would like to be regarded by the
girls as an advisor in any matter-p per,
tanning to their course of study, their
dwelling place, their social life, or, in
deed, any phase of university life. She
promised as far as her duties permit.
ted to assist Captain Heavey in the
organizing and conducting of the class
in gymnastics, and also gave some
very good advise as to the best way In
which to obtain the full benefit from
that course.
The much-advertised electric sub
gun has been put into good order, and
target practice will begin soon.
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The members of the Epworth league
have issued invitations for their an.
nual reception to the new students, to
be held tonight in the church parlors.
The contract for the cadet uniforms
has been awarded to Terry and Vag-
have been ordered to report for meas,
urements.
Football practice, with Prof. Gilman
in charge, began Wednesday with very
good prospects for a fine team. Most
of last years players have returned,
and there are many candidates among
the new students, some of them above
the average in physique. The program
for the football year is already very
games with Fort Russell, II with
Boulder university, on october 10, one
with the school of mines at Golden GA
October 26, n with the University Of
Utah on November 8, and II with the
Fort Collins "Aggies," possibly on
October 5.
Among the new courses offered this
fall there is under contemplation a se-
ries of lectures by Miss Downey, GOV,
ern psychology. The course as con.
templated would be non-technical,
would require nc previous preparation
in psychology, and would be open to
special students. For convenience OF
the latter it would probably be sched-
uled sometime in the late afternoon,
twice a week. Among the topics a..
ready suggested for the lectures are
the following: "The Subconscious,"
Eye and Ear Mindedness," "Hypno-
tism," "Pragmatism and Modern Psy.
chology," Animal Psychology" The
Application Of Psychology to Law, Arr,
Etc" Miss Downey will be glad t.
confer with anyone who is interested
in the course.
The old students have appointed
committees for the arrangement of
the university reception, which will oc,
cur next Friday.
Inc lEdlulllS SCuOOl mas Stdlleu 'cly
well, with classes in the first, second
and third B grades. Although he en-.
rollment is larger than last, thirty-four
in all, six more could be accommo-
dated.
Captain Heavey reports that the has.
ketball team will be stronger than ev-
err this year, and well fitted for any
match games. Among these are two of
especial interest, one with a team from
Nome, Alaska, and one with an Iowa
team which claims the championship
of the west, since it has twice defeat
ed the Crescents.
The first assembly of the year,
which was held this morning, was
largely one of introductions. Prof.
EhlnlaIi, the new assistant in vocal
and orchestral music, rendered very
creditably Tolstoi's Goodbye" Miss
Stoner, Tho has taken the newly-cre
ated chair of domestic arts, gave an
interesting lecture on the object of
domestic science. Prof. Towar, the
director of the experiment station,
gave a very good idea of what he hopes
to do for the students and for the
farmers of the state.