The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-08-24
college As USUAL"
UNIVERSITIES MOTTO
Students and Faculty Work
to Maintain Normal
Attendance.
is DUTY TO STUDY
Nation Needs Well Trained
Men and Women Now,
Say Workers.
College as usual. and a bigger. bet

College as usual. and a bigger. bet.
ter university than ever"
That Is the slogan of the students
and faculty OF the State University
who are In Missoula during the sum-
mer.
Owing to the enlistment and con-
scription OF large number Of the men
who attended the university last year.
numerous bear" stories are in circu-
lation around the state. which ella i'm
that the university is shot 10 pieces
among the girls serninaItes this year.
Vse-ou. Student Campaign.
To dispel these false reports ana 70
persuade those students not in the
army to return this fall. the faculty
Of the State University ana several o.
the undergraduate leaders are putting
forth every effort 70 increase the en-
ro.lment for this year. CanvaSstrs
tours Of the state recently made oS
members o. The faculty have lined ~
many young people vao w4&! s.as3n
their collegiate lie =. A-ssaa4a ~. TIE
flr>. o. Cscsosss-
Duty se STAY ~ Csliese,
liz Is or dEsy 20 s-leE % s2noo. and
r~Ys-e ourselves tscszEI5alsy 20 slssT
.s.s -ss-se.u II is tine ~ need Ns 81
- serving oar rssl.-Iry y Saying II
..e caAss-ooI.as ascts-s-l one prom :
r~c. S-u5srt yesterday.
~4 q. our friends VI - --lsssS
on IL CAMPUS fss4s ssss- sad --.s--
Old ass--.-4z1Sc,-ls - - ss-oszs- - 30
,ha. sa-g ]. -sc1 $50 Is t--S-- c'5--17---- :
ing cur u vs-s@..x -S-s- -..5 Sc 5000
needs Us n4ar- ~as --s -&-->- .. 81
other.
Alma Mater a1s g.ve- - se- t-S-
when she vas AZ her eeS-- Now size
needs US. Don't turn her GcTE. said
q third member OF the local institution.
Professor F. c .Scheuch IS optimistic
as TO next years enrolment. He has
sent letters to all students in which ne
urges their return. and also 10 in
fluence others who have the necessary
prepa ration to enter now and not 70
defer their education until later.
N am glad TO be able to state that
the prospects for the coming autumn
are Of the best There is no indication
that leads us to believe that the at
we believe that the freshman class viii
be as large or larger than during
1916 and 1917" said Professor Scheuch
we must depend largely upon III
loyalty Of our old students to kee1
things running this year." continued
the former president. The co-opera
ton Of the students Is essential
-Four Quarters Not Required.
The school has adopted the four
quarter plan. and in explanation
this system l would say that this pla
does not mean that Il student Will nav
TO be in attendance during the cntir
calendar year. as three quarters WI
constitute the scholastic years Worl
1t would permit students. however. I
leave earlier in the spring quarter an
enter later in the autumn quarter an
still complete the work which woul
be normally done in the three quartz!
as at the present time. Unless per
son desires to graduate in thre
years.
Professors Bray, Phillips, and Hollj
day, of the departments of biolog
history and English, respectively, haN
leave OF absence from the State Tn
versity this year. but other capable il
structors have been procured to tai
their places.
DR. Bray Is doing research work II
Harvard University, at its biologic
station in the Bermudas. DR. Phillii
has gone 20 France to gain historic
facts TO couple with u book he is wri
ing upon the history Of the northwe'
DIR. Holiday is taking an advanc
English course at Columbia tnNc
sity.
4 meeting OF the university 'acnl
has been called for September 10,
which time the plans for the year ."
be discussed.