Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-19
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Nan U1,iuersity PrOUided For;
Start VIII Be Made on Fridnu

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health laboratories. DR.. Aldo c. Mas
saSlta, professor OF pathology and
pactertology. Professor Albert Levitt
Tof the law school. and DIR. F, M. Car
yer Of the school Of education.
One Of the appointments; in which.
particular interest III centered Ii the
appointment OF Associate Professor
Il. A. Soto, q Spantard, In the de-
|partment OF French and Spanish!
An item Of interest to the people OF
the university Is the number { new
brides that come this fall, some OF the
known members of the faculty hav-;
Ing recently married: Professor 2.
7. Towne,i director Of the course in,
commerce; Associate Professor John
Adams Taylor In the English depart
ment ellis marriage is heightened.
further because Of the fact that Mrs.
Taylor was formerly in charge OF the
art department at the University;
DR.: Clarence Perkins. professor Of
European history; and, w 81. Bulge
Of the School of Mines,
In the absence OF Professor r.. r.
Hitchcock, who is doing advanced
work in mathematics will be carried by
work mathematics will be carried by
two men,, formerly connected with
h university. They are: Professor
Richard F. Cashier. formerly Of the
College Of Engineering, and j. Doug
las Leith, who, took his undergradu-
ate work at the University Of North
Dakota.
Foley "Y'' Head.
Walter Foley, who will be a senior
in Arts this year, was appointed head
Of the University Y. NJ. C. A. last
spring to take charge this fall. J. II.
Corbett,, who was in charge Of the
association in 1924. resigned at the
connected with ~" work In the state
Of Connecticut.
Building Additions.
Three new additions have been or
are being made to structures at the
university campus. A 81 by AZ, single
story addition to the power plant is
nearing completion. This will be used
exclusively as IN engine DOM. A
suitable shop to accommodate the
added work in the School Of Engi-
ton has been added to the grand
stands on the athletic fields to care
for the crowds that assemble at the
various athletic contests held in the
fall and spring.
Wesley College.
Wesley College,, affiliated with the
university, will observe the same
days Of registration and opening OF
class work, in accordance with the u.s.
ual custom.
Two g instructors in the Wesley
College Conservatory Of Music nave
been engaged this year Professor
Edward D. Nan Of Virginia, will be
instructor in voice in place of Pro-,
lessor Fl. Alden Enyeart, who resigned
to take up work in Arizona last
spring. Miss Olga Leaman. who was
engaged earlier in the year to take
the place left vacant by Mrs. Alberta
Fisher Ruettel1, will be unable to
come on account OF illness in her
family. The question of a successor
son, president of Wesley College, an
Miss Olive M. Dahl has been APP
pointed PASTORS assistant of the Col
lege church. Dr.Robertson will give
the sermons every week, but organi-
zationSof@committees and other activis.
ties among the students will be- un-
der the charge Of Miss Dahl. Miss
Dahl graduated from the university.
and Wesley college last spring. s
Professor Plato F. Shaw of the
School Of Religion, who is now in
Europe, will sail for this country on
September "a, to arrive here shortly
after the opening Of class work.
Football Practice.
Forty or fifty men have assembled:
at the university during the last week
for football practice, which is be-
gun every year several days before.
the opening. of the school. Accord
ing to indications this year the Uni
versity of North Dakota should be
represented by an eleven even strong
er than the one upholding the repu-
Etation of the school in the t1920-21
season. Es