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Are You Going
-to
ST. LOUIS
N. E. A.
and the
WORLD'S
FAIR?
Never before has the N. B. A.
' arranged its meeting with guoh
wonderful opportunities for the
Teaohor Instructor or Professor.
The xouto via the Burlington
will bo tho favorite one, as it has
boon heretofore.
6. W. Bonnell
City Pantnger Agent
Burlington Routt
A prize for Latin verso has been of
fered at Syracuso university.
Tho valedictorlanshlp and salutato
rlanship have been abolished at Yale.
Syracuse university has JuBt an
nounced Its baseball schedule, which
consists of twenty-seven games
Michigan Is considering tho advis
ability of sending a two-mile relay
team to tho Pennsylvania relay races
In April.
Tho sophomore clasB at South Da
kota Ib planning to present two come
dies, one being a German and tho other
a modorn American production.
Tho Cornell co-eds have decreed that
no freshman girl shall receive gentle
men callers, or be attended by gentle
men escorts.
The men of tho junior and freshman
cIosbcb have voted to challenge the
sophomores to a track meet to occur
tho second week In April.
Tho Colorado Tiger discusses the
feasibility of having graded diplomas
at Colorado, and concludes that such
an Innovation has not as yet become
a crying necessity.
A freshman at Michigan was fined
$150 for striking an ofilcer during the
"Eresh-Soph" rush, and his classmates
showed their spirit by helping him
out.
Prospects for a winning track team
aro good at Morningsldo college. Reg
ular training has begun and cross
country runs will soon be eliminated
A gold medal will bo given to the
star athlete and Individual medals
will also bo awarded.
Minnesota has sent a gymnastic team
to New York to compete with eleven
other teams representing some of the
greatest colleges In the country.
The Drake Delphic will publish a
leap year edition In May, to be edited
by tho girls. This is an Innovation
that has become very popular among
college papers and may be tried here.
That athletic men- are in demand to
fill lnstructorshlps In different parts
of the country 1b shown by tho follow
ing from tho Chicago Maroon: "Sev
eral vacancies In which athletic men
aro called for have been received at
tho office of tho board of recommenda
tions; one in mathematics at $900;
another in general science at ?1,200,
and a third In a military academy at
a good salary."
As this term draws to a close, we
would like to drop a word about cram
ming. Dou't do it. It does no good,
unless possibly In tho per cent column.
Ono rarely raises his real grade of
work by stuffing. The old system of
education was based on the principle
of "ram It In, cram It in, jam it in,
any way to get It In." But It doesn't
pay In tho long run. What we get out
of school Is a result of dally training,
not examinations and plugging. Drake
Delphic.
Women's Scholarship Offer.
The association for maintaining the
American womons table at Zoological
Station at Naples, and for promoting
scientific research by women, an
nounces the offer of a second prize of
$1,000. It Is for the best thesis, writ
ten by a woman, on a scientific sub
ject embodying new observations and
rfew conclusions based on an Independ
ent laboratory research in biological,
chemical or physical science.
The theses offered In competition are
to be presented to tho executive com
mittee of the association and must be
in the hands of the chairman of tho
committee on the prize, Mrs. Ellen M.
Richards, Massachusetts Institute of
Technology, BoBton, Mass., beforo De
cember 31, 1904.
Tho prize will be awarded at the an
nual meeting In April, 1905. Each
thesis must be accompanied by a sealed
envelope, enclosing tho author's name
and address, and, superscribed with a
tltlo corresporiding to one borne by the
manuscript.
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