The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-01-27
FARGO COLLEGE NEWS

| ly pleased with the college and the
club, and wrote to Governor Wilson
concerning it. Members of the Wilson
club assisted in various capacities al
I the recent democratic conference.
Thursday evening DR.. KnowIton ad-
dressed the Young Mems club of the
Plymouth Congregational church on
Choosing Life Work. The young
man should not let circumstances of
! his best friend decide his life work
Tor him. A young man should like
MS work in order. to succeed in it.
Mrs. j. A. Moore, wife of former
Professor Moore of the faculty, now
In Phoenix, Ariz., has just recovered
from a siege of diphtheria. Mr..
Moore is in excellent health, and is
doing very well in business and has
just built beautiful new home.
Mr.. Vowles spoke Thursday eve
ming at the meeting of the Longfellow
club at the Longfelow school in the
fifth ward. The talk was along edu-
cational lines. the speaker comparing
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with the corresponding phases in Am
erica, treating of athletics. expense of
education, democracy in education
and co-education.
Miss Gladys Philip recently enter
tanned number of friends at her
home. il
Mr.. Codding has a class in violin
at Detroit, MINI.
Mr.. Hill, student of the college.
who has been pastor of the Grace NJ.
E. church of Moorhead, has accepted
position in Billings, Montana.
Mrs. Crane of jamestown, n. D. has
been a guest Of Miss Sutton for a
number of days. p.
Thursday evening the third year
preparatory class enjoyed a party at
the home of Miss Arloine McGrann.
Miss Sutton was a faculty guest.
Last week Miss Beckman had as
her guest for several days Miss May
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Takajira Sunada, who attended COL
lege here last year, has presented the
library with a handsome book of views
of the Russo-Japanese war. There
is a Japanese design on the inside
cover page by a cousin of Mr.. Suna-
da's.
Miss Shute entertained a few
friends Friday evening in honor of her
sister. ...
Word has been received from Miss
Madorah Smith, '07, that she will leave
Shanghai for the interior of China in
the near future.
Mr.. McCrae has been forced to
leave school on account Of failing eye
sight. ....
Professor Vowles recently enter
tanned q few college friends at tea in
honor of Principal Robinson of the
high school.
Mrs. ingalls, of jamestown is visit
chapel exercise Friday.
DR.. Creegan called attention IN
chapel to the fact that a copy of the
new Life of D. X. Pearsons has been
presented to the library He spoke a
few minutes on the work of this great
friend of colleges, who has given
Fargo college more than $4,000.
Jan. "a was registration day for the
new semester, and recitations began
Jan. 25. There are a few new stu
dents, and the term gives promise OF
being the best in the history of the
college.
The Blue and Gold booster number
will soon appear. 1t is to contain
cuts of some of the trustees, and
some of the alumni who have es-
pecially distinguished themselves.
An attempt is being made by the
deans cabinet to equalize the amount
or work done in various student ac-
tivities by members of the student
body. Recognizing the fact that a 4
small number of especially talented
or energetic students do more than
their share, and that many others do
less than they should for their own
good and for the good OF the college,
a system of units has been devised.
At chapel recently a blank was passed
around bearing a list of all the coll
lege activities and all students were
requested to check those in which
they served, and indicate in what
capacity. When the facts are in the
possession of the cabinet, an attempt
will be made to discourage participa-
tion in a disproportionately large
number of activities by any one stu
dent or body of students, and to en-
courage those who ought to partici-
pate in more activities to do SO.
Aberdeen Normal was defeated in
rather ragged game by the Fargo coll
lege quint by score of SO to I.
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