The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-23
q" ACTIVITIES
START .BR|SKLY
From Now on There Will be
Something Doing Ev-
cry Minute.

The University Of North Dakota
opens its doors tomorrow for the re-
ception OF students with unusually
good prospects for a splendid year
Many inquiries have been received
from different parts Of the state re-
garding accommodations and applica-
tions filed for places in the dormi-
tories. During the summer cleaning
n repairing has been going on in
the various buildings. SO that they are
now In readiness for he fall semester.
and h campus Is looking its best. the
abundant rain having made 1t a real
beauty spot.
Various changes have taken place in
the faculties of the different colleges.
all vacancies having been provided for.
Judge Bruce is succeeded by Dean
b L. Henry, a man who has had
wide training. His college work was
done at the University of Chicago.
from the law school of which univer-
sity he also graduated, n then spent
three years at the University Of Ok
ford in the study Of political science.
He was for two years acting dean of
the law school of the University of
Louisiana n later held a professor
ship in the University of Illinois law
school. Dean Henry is we'll equipped
to take charge Of the work of the law
school.
Some New Faces.
Professor Birdzelrs appointment as
a member Of the State Tax Commits
sion nov him for a time from the
work of the law school. His work
will be carried on by DIR. Lewinsohn,
a graduate of the University Of Chi
cago law school and a man who has
attained a high place in the practice
nf law In Co1f I.oLo r(tv Utah
Miss Mary Howe. who comes to take
charge Of the work in domestic sci
ence. has had a successful experience
IN the public schools Of indianapolis.
She received her training al the Uni
versity of Illinois. Miss Howe Is as
sisted by Miss kathleen Flynn of Chi
cago.
Athletic matters will De looked after
by c. E. Armstrong, who has been
assistant director of athletics at the
Kansas agricultural college during the
past ear, and whose training at Yale
university will make him an efficient
director Of athletics.
Dean Kennedy will be away on
leave of absence and his work will be
carried by DR.. John w. Todd, who
comes from Columbia university. DR..
F. F.. Heath comes to the department
of chemistry as the successor of Mr..
F.. G. jackson.
In the commons Miss Treen has an
efficient staff Of assistants who are
here ready to begin their work. The
large dining will be opened to-
day.
The students will find some changes
in the book store. which has been en-
larged, and in the mems union. where
the floor of the game room has been
replaced by one Of concrete. The
Women's League rooms have also
been enlarged and re%-decorated. so
that there will be opportunity for con-
siderable expansion Of that organiza-
ton. In the power plant a few
changes have been made which will
materially increase the efficiency Of
the plant.
Ready for Work.
Professors and instructors have re.
turned to their places after the vaca-
ton period. ready to take up their
work. On Wednesday at II o'clock in
the gymnasium the president Of the
university will address the student
body, and on Saturday at the same
hour ccurs the first convocation Of
the year. when the president will
speak upon the subject of THE Ger
many Of Today"
The students are beginning to ar
rive. and tomorrow will see the uni
versity in full swing for another year.