The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-09-13
Big PLANS FOR
Y. N. c. A. OF A. c.
ASSOCIATION HAS SECURED
SECRETARY TO DEVOTE ENTIRE
TIME TO WORk-FREE en-
PLOYMENT BUREAU WILL BE
BIG FEATURE.

The Young Mems Christian associa-
ton at the agricultural college has set
up for it's motto this year-services to
the highest interests of the men of A.
c.. Beginning with the fall term the
up for it's motto this ~year-~service to
a full time secretary, Ray SWeetman
O. the University of Wisconsin, and
under his direction the student cao1-
| net expects to enter upon a program
me far more extensive than anything
attempted in previous years.
The one new feature of the work
that has aroused the greatest interest
perhaps, among faculty men anu
citizens who have been in close touch
with the recent proceedings OF the
association, is the free employment
bureau which is to be put into opera
ton through the Y. M. G. A. ONCE.
Through his bureau the students who
| are expecting to earn all or a part OF
| their college expenses may apply TOT
| ali kinds of employment n ana
| around the college and in the homes
| and. business houses of Fargo. House
| wives who are in need OF a good man
| to take care Of the furnace during the
| winter. to sweep the sidewalks, carry
out ashes ETC., may get in touch WIN
| the students who are looking for WORK
by simply notifying the office OF the
Association, But the services of THIS
bureau are not alone confined to sup
plying odd jobs and temporary en-
ployment but also expert stenogra-
nhers. experienced clerks, boarding
house walters. etc. In short n coll
lege association hopes to act in this
| department as a general clearing
house for all student employment, and
by the cooperation of the people or
| Fargo who are anxious to see the
ambitious student make his way, the
bureau can be the means of helping
hundreds Of men in a financial way.
This in the mind of the association
men is practical christian service IN
the truest sense of the word.
Another line of service which is
to he entered into during the opening
week Of each term of the college year
is that OF assisting the new students
in finding good rooming and boarding
accommodations. A systematic can
vass will be made of rooms in the
available districts, and those parties
having student rooms to let will be
referred to the men seeking rooms and
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ISOLATION will meet the new men as
they come in and supply them with
information in regard to registering,
getting located. and acquainted. Dur
ing each evening Of registration days
there will be socials for the men in
one of the smaller rooms On the
campus at which a special effort will
be made to get the new men acquaint-
ed with each other and also with some
of the older students in the college.
On Saturday night Sept. 20, the first
stag social of the year will be held in
the armory. At this occasion all the
men of the Al. C.. will meet for a 'gen-
eral mixer prominent students will
present the various lines of college
activity to the new men. Several of
the popular professors n the ath-
letic coach will also be called on for
!. a word regarding the proposed coll
lege activity for the year.. Good re-
freshments will be provided and a
number of stunts pulled off"
AT a meeting Of the cabinet last
night the plans for the new student
work were fully decided upon and ut
the present outlook it appears that
the association is going osbe able to
serve the needs of the incoming
students in a far larger capacity than
ever before.