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The football squad will not prac tice this spring as they did last. Several members of the Law School have been absent home to vote. The Organ Club was defeated last Monday by the High School. Score 19-16. Miss Sarah Coe, of Richmond, is visiting her friend Miss Johnson this week. Mr. J. H. Scholl has been elected Superintendent of the schoole at St. Carthage. Mr. M. E. Haggerdy was called home this morning by the sickness of his mother. Mr. D. P. Shockney has returned from Indianapolis, where he has been for a few days. Mr. Er. W. Lockwood, of Indian apolis, delivered a lecture before the law school Monday on Trade Mark Law. The time of the Lectures at Plato has been changed from 2:00 p. m. to 3:30 and the first lecture will be given one week from today. Mr. FE. C. Conrad has been elected principal of the Carlyle Schools. He completes a course for Master's degree this spring. The student play ‘ Much Ado About Nothing will be given again this month, the proceeds to go to the benefit of next season's football team. President and Mrs. Swain gave an informal reception at their resi dence last night in honor of Hon. and Mrs. Foster. The reception was largely attended and was very enjoyable. The chapel period has been lengthened this week in order to give Hon. Foster ample time to give his series of lectures. ‘The period is now one hour and fifteen minutes in length. The DePauw students are anx ious to enlist. Fired by the ene cest of the Vincennes Cadets in being received by the State as a Volunteer Company, they have tendered their services to the gov ernment. Having had the experi ence of drill they will probably have a good chance.
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Bloomington Student
Bloomington, Indiana, US
Wed, May 04, 1898
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