The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-03
University Notes

The senior class will hold n meeting 70
make final arrangements for caps and
gowns. The date for senior chapel day
will be set. and report will be listened
Ia from the commitrce appointed 10 con-
fer with the faculty in regard to the
senior mining trip.
The members OF the Order OF the
Clean are continuing the rehearsnls for
their play In the Land OF the Heart g
Desire" which they are 10 present soon.
The rehearsal this week is arranged for
Thursday.
In order TO increase the collections of
fossils for the university museum. an oN-
pcdition is being planned by DR.. Pack
of the department of geology. 10 go to
tho southern part al Utah. where Il great
number OF important fossils arc known
In exist. For several years the geology
department has been trying to got "a col
lection Of these fossils. but thus far all
10 finance the exhibition. Now. the work
of raising funds will bc placed in the
hands OF the students; who Will launch
a campaign 10 raise at least $4,000 for
the work About fifty OF the men have
volunteered Ia contribute their services
for the summer to go down 10 southern
Utah. in the interests of the expedition,
and IL Is expected that Utah Will have as
line collection OF fossils as are 10 be
found in any OF tho large universities,
In order To rocuperate from the siren
uous work OF examination week the fac
ulty is planning banquet for Saturday
room. The boar I'd of regents, together
with their wives, and the wives OF the
members Of the faculty, will be guests OF
tho evening,
Tho end OF examination week several
cial functions are being arranged by the
classes for next week. The sophomores
VIII hold their big annual dance In Odcon
hall Friday evening. aud the juniors will
have banquet about the middle of the
week.
Interest in the two intercollegiate de-
bates. for which the. university is pre-
pairing teams, is being shown by the
greater part OF tn" students in the
school OF arts, especially those of the
law department. Two complete teams OF
three men each are to be chosen to meet
The Colorado college at Colorado Springs.
and the Utah "Ageics" in salt Lake.
Owing TO the fact that all Of the last
years debaters; except ono. arc not in
hard to develop men for thc other de-
bates this year. The date for the "A--
giles" debate is So, for March 25. and
that of the Colorado debate for April l.
The Scribblcrs' club held a rehearsal OF
its play. The Only Way Out of 1t"
which VIII be presented soon The stu
dents are all busy this week with final
examinations. but In order 10 present the
play early in the second semester. they
arc holding rehearsals often.
4 student body meeting will he held
Friday. at which the matter of the wear
ing OF the IT, Will be discussed Thus
far. only the members of the athletic
teams who have rightfnlly Won the in
sigma have been permitted 10 wear it,
Recently. however, several OF tie girls
have been wearing the II" sweaters
contrary 10 the student body copstItU-
tion. and the matter VIII be discussed
and a final decision reached next Fri
day.
Pictures for tho year book arc being
taken OF the different clubs and student
n Il iZuI ions This WTSE prrlsr IL
the managers OF the Utonian will have
sufficient time TO get the cuts ready.
The year book is in the hands of the
class Of 1911 ihis year. under the nun
aeenacnt OF Lloyd iIamren and Jed
Wooley. ana from present indications the
Itonian will he one OF the ncst souvenir
books ever issued by q junior class.
The Barrister club has arranged
special lecture course. which will De
given AT the regular weekly meeting Of
the club during the second semester.
Those who have been asked 10 deliver
the special law lectures are Wnldermar
Van Cott. judge ". II. King, who will
speak on Legal Ethics" Frank =.
Stephens on mining law. and Judge
Powers on commercial law. Other prom
incnt lawyers OF the city will be placed
on the course. and tho barristers will
get good deal of valuable information
not contained In tho regular text books
and school courses.