The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-10-10
U. A. c. LOCALS.

The college library is now open on
Sunday afternoons from 2 to 8 for the
benefit OF students and tOwnspeople.
Each Sunday the reading room will be
in charge of 81 me member OF the fac
ulty who will gladly put himself at
the service of visitors who desire help
in finding books or advice on reading
matter.
The Rev. d. X. Johnston had charge
of chapel exercises on Tuesday morn
ing and gave an inspiring talk on
friendship, illustrated by incidents
from his own college life. The stu.
dents listened to him with religious
attention.
Miss Leila Shaw OF Corinne, a last
years student and a popular member
OF the Sorosis, was a visitor at the
college on Wednesday.
IA Marley o. the military depart
ment has Just received medal from
the intercollegiate Shooting associa-
tion Tor having made the highest score
at a rife match last spring. His
score was A out of a possible so. In.
asmuch as drill Is required this year
OF all students below the senior year
except the first.year props the mill
tary department Is getting a large
number OF cadets and one company
has already been formed.
The first college dancing party Of
the year will be given next Monday
evening in the Thatcher Pavilion. 1t
will be an invitation affair exclusively
for the college students, the faculty,
and their friends. The student amuse-
ment fee which each student paid on
registering makes 1t possible to give
these parties now and then without
Inviting the promiscuous, paying
public.
The registration to.da;e is one
hundred in advance OF what 1t was ut
this time last year.
The Pi Zeta fraternity is the most
Aourlshing OF the college organizations.
1t has already Initiated two members
of the junior class, A. f. Bowman ard
J. K. Winsor. All old members are
back, and as 1t did not loose members
10y graduation 1t Is the same jolly fra
ternal bunch of men as last year. The
frat rooms this year are In the Howell.
Carbon building.
Invitations are out for a dinner
which Miss Cooper gives on Wednes-
day to her friends In the college dining
room
Two college extension courses have
already been organized, one In German
and one In the history OF English liter
allure, They are primarily for teachers
N1ut'azyone In town may join them by
sconsciting with either Professor Lar.
ser or Professor Arnold. AS the
.coarses are given down town they are
very convenient for city people.
The School OF Commerce reflects the
growth OF the Agricultural college 10
several ways. This Is true, not only
in increased attendance but Ia the
complete courses now offered In com.
merce. While there is a great increase
in attendance the most noticeable
thing is the high class OF students en-.
rolled for this course. Local people
are, OF course, familiar with the equip.
ment Of this department and know II
is second to none In the west. But on
the other hand outside people realize
this fact This is shown very plainly
when we lind SO many students not
'only from our own state but from ad.
Joining states and foreign countries
The subjects In higher commercial
work are, especially, attracting the
attention OF outsiders, and we lind
St0dents coming from large CONNER.
.Gct2i centers TO take here what no
other school in this section OF the
United States has TO offer. The
courses 10 commerce are offered by
this institution to meet the demands
OF higher and better education ia