The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-17
NOTES FROM NORTH DAKOTA EDUCATE

vested TlSntS III MS position. harvard
university discharges no man from
Its faculty who has served it in such
a way as to become identified with
the institution. Carnegies foundation
for pensioning aged teachers is but
one Of many resources that are de-
signed to care for those men and wom-
EN- who have given their fruitful years
to the youths of the land. In, respect
to social standing, only the shallowest
lintellects can fail to perceiveethat the
teacher, by virtue of his position. has
the open sesame to all that is really
good dn society, a society based on
Intelligence and WORTH not on dollars.
The criticism hat the teacher is UNI.
derpaid is true, and, in spite OF recent
4 strides for better compensation, is
/ likely to remain true, though doubt
/ less in "a less radfea degree, as com.
4 pared with the other Iearned profess.
sions, than is popularity supposed. EfA
| Termination is going on not only In
the schools but in the professions, in
| business, and in politics. When /
| cannot hold my position against a
woman" said the broad shouldered
and chivalrous Dean, II will get out
| OF it; and when she wants the earth,
! / will get off that too!' AS for the
rest, the Dean perceives in the newer
manifestations of education, a promise
/ and a power that have not attended
| that profession in the past, and that
held out conpensations Of the highest
and most permanent character.
Miss Mosele Weld returned from
1.-THE university aof Wisconsin on Dec.
g to.undergo, an operation for appendix
! citis.. The. operation, which was per-.
| formed at once, was eminently sue
cessful, and Miss Weld has been max.
| ing rapid progress toward recovery at
Northwestern hospital.
| At the Open Hour of Dec. 10 the
dormitories enjoyed a capital pre-
sentation of the farce, A Pair of Luna
tics, by two of Mrs. Remington's stu-
dents. Misses Kettle AnsdeH and Unice
jacobson. The musical numbers were
by Misses Ina Phillips and Hazel
Healy, and Nell Shannon.
The annual Christmas recital by the
seniors will be given Monday even
ing. Dec. 10. 1t win consist of sew
eral glees, two short readings, holly
drill and Irish jig, and a comidetta
entitled. Christmas Chime. 1t is
| free to ,the.public and promises to keep
| up with the diverting spirit of the
| earlier Christmas recitals.
! Mr.. Kingsford has arranged
schedule of games for the basketball
team that promises fine sport for the
4 FTTE
games thus far engaged is as fol-
| lows:
Dec. S. Concordia college (won by
Concordia, 81 to 15), at normal.
Dec. IA, University of North Dakota
at Grand Forks. {, S.
Jan. 9, Valley City normal at Val
ley City,
Jan. IA, N. D. Agricultural college
at normal.
Jan. %, Park Region Luther college
at Fergus Falls.
Jan. rs. N. ID. Agricultural college at
Fargo.
Feb. 4, concordia college, at Con-
cordia.
Feb. II. University of North Dakota
at normal.
Feb. %, Park Region Luther college
at normal.
President Weld and Resident Di-
rector Huntoon attended the meeting
of the normal board at ST. Paul on
Monday and Tuesday.
| JAMES W. BiIsborrow, a graduate OF
the ,normal school and of the state
agricultural college who is now teach
| in the Crookston experiment station.
took part in the recent educational
convention at East Grands Forks,
The Y. w. C. A. girls have been
selling Christmas candy to enrich the
Golfers of the society.
At the annex on Sunday evenings
| the young ladies gather in the recep-
ton hall and enjoy a short song serv-
ice, usually led by Miss Anderson,
preceptress.
President Weld, Mr.. Ballard, and
Miss Rainey attended the Northwest
ern association at East Grand Forks.
The office OF the secretary, across
| the corridor from the presidents office,
has been newly refinished and dec
GRATED. A room for the teacher OF
physical education has also been
handsomely equipped on the first
floor.
A picture cabinet, one of the hand
some products, Of the library bureau
has been placed in the children's Ii
brary. and is being stocked with sew
eral hundred prints of the worlds
kbest pictures.
The two electric reflectoscopes re-
Gently installed are now doing regular
service in illustrating class work
The normal budget, passed by the
normal board this week, calls for an
additional appropriation to support
this normal school In the amount of
$4,000 for the first year and $4,000
for the second year OF the biennial
period. 1t asks also for special APP
preparations amounting to $4,000 for
the two years