Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-16
COLBY COLLEGE.
Athletic Association Amends Constitu.
TONY. M. c. A. Program for Term.

| a meeting of the Athletic Association
| was held after chapel for the purpose
of voting on an amendment to the con-
! stitution. The president of the Colby
| Association received a communication
| from F. E. Pomeroy of Bates and sec
| rotary of the Maine InterschOlastic Ar
! bitration Board to the effect that the
board at its last meeting had unani-
| mously voted upon an amendment to
| the constitution and in order for that
| to be binding it would have to be rati-
| fled by the associations of the colleges
| which are members of that board. The
| amendment calls for the insertion Of
| unless otherwise determined by the
president or secretary of the board
| after the clause 'in same order" in the
| sixth line Of Article 6, Section /, thus
making the entire section to read as
| follows:
Art. 6, Sec. Irregular meetings of
the board shall be held twice annual
| ~, on the first Saturday after the 18th
Of October, and the third Saturday in
April. These meetings shall be held in
the various college towns in the fol-
lowing order: OrOnO, Lewiston, Water
vile and so on in same order, unless
otherwise determined by the president
and secretary of the board except in
cases where disputes are to be adjudi-
Gated in which case the meeting shall be
at the site of one of the colleges not di-
r"ctiy concerned in its settlement. In
case all the colleges are concerned the
meeting. shall be held at some neutral
point.
The object of this amendment is to
benefit the alumni members of the
board who are not always able to at
tend meeting at one of the colleges,
but would be able 10 be present if it
was held in Portland or Boston. The
amendment was unanimously ratified
by the Colby Association.
The regular meeting Of the Y. M. c.
a. tomorrow evening will be addressed
by Prof. Chester on the subject what
Portion Of the Theory of Evolution
May We Accept?" The entire program
for the term as well as the officers and
committees is given below:
Oficers-President. Charles c. Dwy-
err; vice president, Wilbur G. Foye; sec
rotary. Thomas w. Williams; treasur-
er, Merle r. Keyes.
Committees-Religio meetings, H.
l. n.
Combe; Bible study, r. 3. Young, A. X
Winslow, M. e. Young. F. II. Paine, +.
w. I.ovett; missionary meeting, F. w.
Lovett, B. F. Jones, J. NJ. Maxwell;
Mortified, E. w. Merrill, NJ. r. Keyes,
L. w. Bum; membership, l.. c. Cup
till, F. II. Rose, w. C. Foye; financial
NJ r. Keyes, B. r. Jones, E. f. Allen,
G. A. Gould, c. Thurston.
SUBJECTS AND LEADERS.
April 9-Meeting conducted by Pres
ident Charles c. Dwyer.
April 16-"What Portion of the Theo-
ry Of Evolution May We Accept"
Prof. Webster Chester.
April 23-"How Should We Receive
Christian Influences" Charles A.
Rush.
april SO-Address by Rev. z. L.
Marsh.
May Injecting of Missions.
May Inflow Finding Christ
Changes Ones Life" l.. G.. Guptll.
May 21-Address by Prof. Roberts.
May 2S-"Lives that Endure"
June 4-"Spiritual and Physical
Training" B. F. Jones.
June 11-"Faith; What 1t Is; What 1t
Does" Herbert C. Libby.
June 1S-Address by Rev. G. D. Sam
ders.