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Engineering Notes.
The Engineering Hociety Is making
efforts to secure a lecture by J. A. L.
Wadell. one of the foremost bridge en
gineers of this country and author of
"Do Pontlbus."
That this gentleman is amply quali
fied to entertain as well as instruct
the following excerpt from the preface
of this work, will show. Anent the ti
tle ho says: "Probably the first point
in connection with this book which the
reader will tlnd it criticise is ita pe
culiar title."
"Each will probably remark. 'Why
revert lo the Latin language? Is not
English good enough?' certainly It Is;
but the author had a second reason for
using the Latin, which he will proceed
to explain, as the said captious reader
will not be satisfied without some ex
planation. "For five consecutive years of his
early life the author devoted more than
half of his working time to the study
of the Latin language, and this is the
first opportunity which has occurred
during the twenty-two years of his
professional career to put the knowl
edge ro obtained to any practical use.
Moreover, he fears tnat even if he be
so fortunate as to be able to practice
his profession another twenty-two
years no other ocaslon will ocur to use
it, so he feels the necessity for grasp
ing tliis unique opportunity of a life
time. "Captious reader, are you now satis
fled?" H. R. Edwards read a paper on the
Railroad Spiral or Transition curve at
the Inst meeting of the gnglneerlng so
ciety. During the past year ..u Ed
wards has been employed on railroad
work near Los Angeles, Cal., where
ho used the Southern Pacific spiral.
He explained the purpose of the spiral.
Us "growing Importance as train speeds
Increase and track conditions Improve
and the theory of several of the most
Important forms. Without entering
upon the derivation of the complicated
mathematical equations to which the
curve conforms he explained its prac
tical construction in a few interesting
paragraphs.
The paper was well arranged, excel
lently written and .showed a thorough
grapp of the technical and practical
sides of the subject. .
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College Songs at Chapel.
The convocation period was taken up
yesterday by the chorus and the audi
ence uniting in singing college songs.
The singing was led by Mrs. Raymond,
who announced that this was the first
of a series of chances that all would
have to show their college spirit and
enthusiasm by singing college songs.
The following sougs were then sung:
"Here's to Good Old Unl." "Listen to
My Tale of Woe." "Swing Together,"
and by request, "Juanlta." The "Swing
Together" Is a boating song and whA'n
singing the chorus a rhythmical sway
ing of the body In time. to the music
makes it very effective.
Although the volumo of the music
was not so great as it might have been,
the lact that very little of this kind
of thing has eer been clone here Is
probably the cause. The students do
not know the songs. When they have
learned them and have gotten so they
tan turn themselves loose then wc may
expect volume and often all tnat is
what is most desired In college songs.
Mrs. Raymond inspires enthusiasm and
with her as leader great things along
this lino of Improvement may be ex
pected. The chorus Is growing, but there
Is still a lack of men. It has Improved
greatly since Its first appearance in
chapel some four weeks ago.
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