The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-04

FARGO COLLEGE NOTES.

The November bulletin, which is just
out, is devoted entirely to the new de-
partment of religious education: Inc
purpose of the department, ASSET torth
in the pamphlet, is as follows: 1t is
not the purpose of the college to start
a theological seminary, but in response
to a widely felt need. and demand 70
provide courses in religious n moral
education, Four classes of students
are especially provided for: (l the
lay worker seeking increased efficiency;
10 the student preparing Tor profess
ional studies in seminary or other
training. school; ca the worker desir-
ing supplemental training or seeking
up-to-date methods: and "a all wish
ing to participate more inteligently in
the moral and religious activities of
the home church and community.
Courses are offered in Biblical history,
philosophy, education. sociology, ethics,
public speaking, history of art, church
music, studies of practical civic and
room work, courses of lectures are Of
fered, of which the first will be given
next Friday evening at the First Con-
gregational church. Among those who
Stearns, DR.. Knowlton and Dean
Brown.
Friday was the day of the game with
the Agricultural college. The score of
the st. Thomas game had caused the
impression to. get abroad that the A.
c.. would have an easy time with Fargo
college, but they were outplayed more
than half the game. although the score
was IA to 3, in avor of the A. c. 1t
was a splendidly contested game
throughout, with the best of spirit on
both sides. on the part of spectators as
boys were the guests of DR.. Creegan at
! an informal dinner at the Waldorf.
| During the course of the evening they
were serenaded by the A. G. band.
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The first issue of the Blue and Gold
for the current year is out. 1T is a
| credit to the management, both as to
size and as to contents, There Is a new
department under the caption of Open
Forum. for which contributions are
solicited. There is an interesting arti-
Gle by Melvin Hildreth on the Baltimore
convention.
The new college literary society has
held it's first business meeting and
christened itself Euphronia. The Off
GERS are: President, Axel Aronson; vice
Frances Shae; treasurer. Paul Thomas
ambassador. Lloyd Musburger, The
older society, the III. g. s., will hold ~
first regular programme at 1880 Mon
day. A programme in Latin has beer
posted on the bulletin board.
On Saturday the Latin club held it:
annual initiation. The usual wiert
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which a substantial lunch was enjoyed
in the Y. NJ. c.. A. room. The novitiatei
were Misses Ayrea, Hodgsoil and Beat
ty, and Messrs. Russian and Codding.
a number of the young men of TIL,
college were the guests of the members
of the La Chom sorority at a Hallowe'
'eni party at the home of Miss Lissi'
Hodgson on Ninth avenue south. TIL,
young men were the victims of a u
Der of goodsnatured pranks on the par
of. the sorores. One OF the most pleas,
ant features of the evening was n rus
tic love scene in ~pantomime by Mis-
Emery, Miss Shute and Mr.. Talbot
During the pantomiu1e. Miss Beckmar
read one. of Lowell's poems, upon which
the acting was based.
At the recent meeting OF the stat,
educational association DIR. Strattoi
was elected president OF the depart.
rnent OF higher and professional edu
cation.
AT the Wednesday, chapel aeryie,
MISC Eeard rendered. the dinictilt sol,
in Nerdure Elad ffprs the oratori,
Creation. She was Ablv a-ccpuupafies
BY her brother Hubert, Tins rest ef tht