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IM'ONSIHTKNCY..'
The action of the Sophomoic ( lass
In refusing to piny off the disputed
hmnplonfthip with the Freshman Law
( Inss, Ih not exactly unexpected It Ih
deplorable, howeor. thot the matter
could not huve boen settled doll litely
at the beginning of the season instead
(l springing into prominence at this
I: te time. The mles. to bo sure, seem
t(. leavo no doubt as to the right of
the I uva to demand a game with the
Supnomores, and in lotnult of it, to
laim the championship But the
Sophomores apparently do lot look at
the matter in this light und propose to
HELD GOOD MEETING.
Graduate Club Discussed Pana
ma Canal Last Friday.
The first meeting of tho Graduate
dub for the year was held at tho
home ot Dr. and Mrs. Sherman last
Friday night. The attendance was
ery lnrge and tho program one of
uniiHiinl excellence. Tho subject for
discussion was the Panama canal.
Professor Caldwell talked briofly on
tho history of the canal, beginning
with the earliest times of the con
tinent, and earrjing it down to the
rte.,ent He reviewed the Clayton
Hulwei treaty of 1850 and the op
poritlon to It. The two principal
routes the Nicaragua and Panama
were treated separately. The early
plans and companies formed for the
building of a canal through Nicaragua
were discussed a little more at length,
as was the development of tho Pan
ama loute, the early attempt to com
plete it, the French and America i
companies formed for that purpose,
and the final assumption of tho task
by the Unitod States, with the con
sequent revolution, formation of the
Republic of Panama, and the treaty
with the new nation, under which the
work Is now progressing.
Though brief, Prof. Caldwell's dis
cussion coered the subject thorough
lj and " as moat Interesting
Professor Stout treated some of the
engineering problems presented by the
canal Tlie two of principal im
portance are those presented b . the
Culebra cut. and the control and
utilization oi the Chagres river. The
latter is subject to extremes ia its vol
ume of water, at some periods of the
year, caii'l.ig great Hoods, while in
the dry season It is little more than
a creek. In connection with a &ea
loel canal, the only problem would
bo the control of tho Hoods. But in
connection with a high level canal, In
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mitting a distinction to bo made be
tween tho law college and the other
schools of tho university. There is no
moro basis for this disUnctionx than
there would bo tor granting a llko one
to the engineers, or to the art students.
Four classes are all that should be rec
ognized, and they should bo made to
Includo all students in all colleges of
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But'Kince-tho Laws have-boeu recog-i-'.i.ed
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v bother pleading to all factions or not.
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addition to the water supply the river
would) be the only possible source of
supply, so that the storage of its
waters would have to be resorted to
in order to maintain a supply In dry
seasons for tho operation of the oanai,
and to compensate for unavoidable.
losses. Another idea is to build a
dam at Bohlo, 17 miles from tho At
lantic coast, which would raise tho
wator from 85 to 90 feet above sea
level, and provide a fresh water 'lake
about 40 square miles in extent, and
which would control tho floods of the
Chagjes jind furnish stqrage to tldo
over tho dry season.
Except lor its magnitude Culebra
cut Job is an ordinary piece of en
gineering. For a sea level canal the
maximum of depth of'cutting would be
3CB feet and tho length of deep cut
ting nearly 8 miles. The estimated
cost is $90,000,000. For a high level
canal, which was favored by the com
mittee of 1899, tho cost of tho cut
would he about one-half of this. It
is realized by those in charge of the
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