, 1908-06-19
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} University Notes
q By LESLIE BAILEY COOK. 3
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asked the new students In all depart
ments to answer briefly the following
question: What Influences were
chiefly effective in leading you to
choose this college?" One hundred
and one of the one hundred and sixty
eve students answered that the
greatest influence on them was that
of present or former students and
alumni. This was . very concrete
statement of aSwell-known fact, that
the students and alumni Of an institu-
ton can do more to encourage others
to attend 1t than any one else. Dur
ing the present season 1t would be well
II every student OF this university
woul y bear this In mind, and use all
hts or her influence to obtain new stu.
dents. The prospects for the univer.
sity are better than ever before In its
history. and the opening Of the fall
term should see each undergraduate
returning and bringing with him some
earnest, hopeful new student.
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Prof and Mrs. Mcconnell were visi.
tors at the meeting of the consistory
held in Cheyenne during the past
week.
Helen Symons entertained the mem
bers of the senior class and the secret
society Immediately after the society
play Tuesday night, or, more exactly
Wednesday morning. The affair was
heartily enjoyed by all fortunate
enough to be present.
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Miss Middlekauff left Tuesday fol
her home In Lincoln, Neb., where she
will spend the summer. She stopped
a few days in Cheyenne, visiting witt
Mrs. Whipple.
Arthur link will visit for a few day.
at his home at Tie Siding, but will
return Sunday to work on the dormi
tory.
Laura Breisch will return to he
home in Cheyenne Saturday.
A jolly party INDUCED In what ]
lucidly known as a cadet ball flower
fpicnic Wednesday, going to the Fraze
ranch.
DIR. Nelson will teach in the sum
mer school, and afterward will spen'
about . month travelling over the stat
in the interests Of the state board o
horticulture.
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Bessie Jones and Bessie PASCAL o
Cheyenne, who have been visiting wit
friends in this city, returned to thei
home today.
Mr.. Kelso, formerly a member Q
the senior class, Is visiting in thi
city. He has just taken his iegre
from the Boulder university.
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Regina Harsch returned to her HON
in Atlantic City today She will "vs
catea until the beginning Of the mex
school year when she will teach. Sh
was accompanied by her sister, MAJ
tha. ~
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Mate Murray will be one of Mis-
Adsit's assistants in the training dc
partment next year.
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Miss Lottie Crawford, who is to b
assistant in the domestic science dc
partment next year, will come to Lal
annie some time in August. She is
graduate of the Kansas agriculture
college, and has been for four years
teacher of domestic science in the For
Collins agricultural college.
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Grace Drew will teach during tn
summer at Shirley basin.
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A new linoleum has been laid Il
the office of the experiment station
and in that to be occupied by the ney
secretary, Mr.. Burrage. mex to the Il
brarian's ONCE.
Mabel Sodergreen will remain at he
home during the summer, and will &C
cept a position as a teacher in tn
fall. She expects to return to the uni
versity to take her full degree witt
the class of 10.
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Sorchie Moss will teach at Worland
Big Horn county, next year.
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Marcus Walker will be employed 70