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Student letters sought on dormitory concerns at Taos school
The Taos school reports last week urged students to use a drop box for suggestions about the dormitory room. A letter to authorities protests the method and urges a clearer, respectful channel. The campus notes a lack of social space with the theatre used for meetings, and French and German groups face small attendance.
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College songs and team spirit in campus life
The article discusses student athletics and practice days, noting the presence of large crowds at games and the importance of college songs for school unity. It mentions December events, a Normal College gate, and ongoing efforts to collect college songs to boost school spirit.
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Honors In Classics Subjects and Final Honors Requirements
Honors in Classics list topics including The Bacchae of Euripides and The Medea of Seneca for Saphottiore Honors, with Demosthenes Orations and references to XLV XLVY LIB LIV and EV. For Final Honors candidates must submit an essay of fewer than 100 words on the Lateran Relation of Rezan Satire to the Ho Comedy of Arkens by a specified date.
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Tennis Tournament Results Include Betsstone Victory
Fragmentary report notes a tennis match where Betestone defeated an unnamed rival in a champion of tack style event. Mentions Sandamore champion Eizh Harcv Elsher Neher and a forthcoming final between Newher and another opponent.
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Jean Betestone
Ping Pong Glub Report Amid Unclear Text
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Died. On Nov coher a Tate, as hae Tt Rahway
The obituary notes the death of Tate and references Rahway along with Noloa Elorse Wels Sagegtaen in the Class of Us.
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Trustees Meeting At University News December 1 Update
President Butler announced Professor Rendith relieved to Columbia University and praised for service. Dr James H Hyslop resigns effective July 1 1903 with leave of absence granted rest of year. Edward L Thorndike joins Philosophy Faculty. A Chittenden to Pathology assistant to replace Cyrus W Field.
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New Graduate Society Formed at English Department
A graduate society of English was organized by Professor Trent and senior English faculty to coordinate university departments and secure lecturers and speakers. Meetings occur monthly. The first elected officers included John Erskine as secretary treasurer and an executive committee with Johan Feskime W E Thomas A M Lederer H C Goddard and O B Cap.
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Lecture by Rear Admiral Melville at University Engineering Society
Rear Admiral George W. Melville, chief of the United States Navy, will speak to the Engineering Society of Lenbia University at 2 30 p m Friday December 12 The subject will be Arctic Experiences President Sater to introduce the admiral Invitations for friends may be had at the engineering office.
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Five Lectures on Fine Arts At Havemeyer Hall
A series of five lectures will be held at Havemeyer Hall 300 on December 8 and January dates. Topics include practical aesthetics in the fine arts and the relation of time to beauty with speakers Adam Le Jones Edward Rosmihl Clarence H. Young Jammin Petree and HO Young.
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