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ASSOCIATE EDITORS
Ncwa - - - P. A. Ewlntr
Athletic - - J. W. Hoar
I Mtrary - Dorothy Green
Reporter D. P. DtYounj tI Mablc Fouler
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According to a press dispatch, th
University of Chicago will shortly In
augurate the Oxford Idea of touching
and abandon the university system.
Tome idcfl. may be gained of the elab
orateness of tho changes contemplated
from the fact that plans for a com p let"
system of small colTeges both for men
ant) women Involving tho erection of
two entire blocks oil buildingn have
bern announced. Tho expense of those
changes is enormous, amounting to
between $2,000,000 and $3.lKH).00. and
tho undertaking is certainly a gigantic
one. The growth of the University of
Chit ago has been enormous, consider
ing the comparatively shot t time that
it has existed, and the possibilities
that lie before an Institution of sin h
great wealth are stupendous to contemplate
, The athletic Held will be in a state
of disrepair for some time to comoyThv
tearing up process has Just begun, and
by the timo all of tho changes and
leadjustments have been completed,
the field will present an enthely dif
ferent appearance. Out of the con
fusion will come a building that is
badly noedetl and which will make an
esssntlal addition to our resources and
loHlitiea. Tho increase of buildings
on our campus is naturally slow, and
each new addition can be hailed with
Kttisfactlon. Every new building
means a strengthening of our univer
Klty and the widening of Its field of
work, and it is such additions that
marks its material progress. Our de
partments aro constantly growing, and
with each new means provided for
properly housing them further expan
sion is possible. The various needs of
tho University must be provided for
in turn, the most pressing being first
in order. Limited means alone are at
hand and these must be used as wisely
as possible, 'iieso limitations are
recognized, and! thereforo wo can ap
preciate more fully tho opportunities
that we do have for growth and expansion.
typical Freshman of former days was
a much abused, maligned creature who
was not. supposed to have any rights.
Hut with the passing of time his con
dition has bettered, until now he is
more or less nominally and actually
restrained by customs and" conditions
that have lost much of their original
harshness. Just how far these do ob
tain at the present is tho question
that is up for settlement. Not only
is the status of the Freshmen In this
regard for the present involved, but
for the future as well, and tho final
outtoino Is awaited with Interest.
O
The program of World's Champion
ship contests, which are scheduled to
tal-e place during the Olympic year, is
without question the greatest program
of its kind ever arranged. It will in-
delude the handicap meeting, the junior
championships, and the national cham
pionships of the Amateur Athletic
Union of the United jHtes, world's
contest at bicycling, Olympic inter
scholnstic championships, swimming
championships, open to the swimmer.-)
of tho woild: plunging contests, fancy
diving uud the water jkjIo champion
ships. I.awn tennis Is well taken cure
of. one week having been set aside for
this spoil. World's college champion
ships will 1)0 held, as well as sectional
events. Several days have been set
aside for mass exhibitions by Turners,
and two days will be devoted to the
Turners' international Individual and
team contests. The all around cham
pionship will be held on July 4. and
will be open to the athletes of the
world Time days will be deotcd to
International lacrosse; and basket
ball championships for tho schools, V
M. C A.'s. athletic clubs and college
will extend over several days Irish
sports. Int hiding hurling and Gaelic
football, will occupy four das. An in
terscholabtic championship, open to the
schools of tho world. ill be given, ot
cupylng two days The world's fencing
championships will occupy three dajs,
one week will he set asids for cricket,
and a military athletic carnival will
extend a week. Two days will be. de
voted to the w 1 catling championships,
and the amateur gymnasts of the world
will he given several days to contest
for the Olympic honors. A relay rac
ing arnlal. open to schools, athletic
clubs and Y. M. C. A.'s. will extend
over a period of several days. College
football will receive attention, many
days having been assigned for this
game. Association football will oc
cupy f--eeral days in tho fall of the
year, and tho world's cross country
championship will occupy one day The
national game of baseball will b?
played by schools, colleges and profes
sional organizations, tho intention be
ing to have the two major leagues play
for the world's championship in con
junction with the Olympic series.
Professor Persinger gave a ery In
teresting lecture with stereopticon
views during convocation period yes
terday moniing. His caricatures were
very vhicl inscriptions of the scenes
described and the whole lecture was a
decided success.
Tho differences of opinion between
tho Frebhmen and the upper classmen
regarding the propriety of the formei
t wearing class cups Is beginning to get
' Interesting. An issue has been brought
up that involves many considerations,
and both parties seom to havo rcasom
' for their attitude on the question,
backed up by determination. Appar
ently the upper "classmen are laborinp
against in abridgement of custom and
supporting tho unwritten lawB that
were formerly so severe against the
Freshnien, while the latter seem to he
standing on their rights. It Is dim
cult to decide on tho merits of the
case, because the differences of opln
ion are largely due to feeling. The
State farm baseball team defeated
the Wesleyan team lest Saturday af
ternopn by the score of 14 to '2. The
Aggies are making a great record
having been defeated but once this
year, and that at the hands of th
Cornhuskcrs.
The members of the first year class
in domestic science went to the state
farm yesterday to visit the dairy and
study the methods to be observed
there.
Professor Hodgman goes to Central
City today, where he will act as Judge
In a prohibition oratorical contest to
be held there this evening.
Don Cameron's lunch counter fot
ood service. '
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