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Chicago Sculptor and Author Visiting
Mr. Jewott.
Professor Lorndo Tnft, Instructor at
th'o Chicago Art Institute, is at pres
ent visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Jewott,
being a cousin of tho latter. Profes
sor Taft is a sculptor and author of
considerable note. A number of his
works were on exhibition both at the
Pan-Amerlcati Exposition, whore he
won a silver medvil; nnd at the St.
Louis Exposition, where he won the
gold medal.
Bosidos Instructing at the Art
Institute, 'Mr. Taft gives a course of
lectures on Art at tho University of
Chicago. Ho is a member of both the
American Sculptors' Society and the
Western Society of Artists. 'H1b prin
cipal publication is a "History of
American Sculpture."
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umned nook with fire-place, and h pri
vate room opening off it; also the Y.
M. C. A. and Y. W. C. A. rooms, each
having a largo meeting room about
36 feet square with an office and pri-
yvrnttJvcQom, while the young men have
a rair sizeu anteroom uesuies. rne
main lobby containing the dorks' desk
and the stairways is 40 by 26.
On the second floor is a small con
cert nail for the matinee musical, a
general meeting room for all of the
University societies, a trophy and
alumni room, and a scientific lecture
room. The goneral meeting room and
lecture room both have private rooms
opening off them and large fireplaces.
The three literary societies have
that part of tho third floor not given
I over to the upper part of the auditor-
ium. These societies, Dellan, Palla
dium, and Union which have been for
I cod to suspend more or less during the
' past year because of cramped quarters,
I have good accomodations offered them
1 In the Temple. Each has a large hall
and stage, a dressing room, a coat
i room, and a committee room.
1 There is talk of a general military
i room on the second floor. This will
I bo a room for the cadets of the Uni
versity battalion and will be suppliod
with books and magazines upon such
j subjects. The location of tho band
room In the Temple will make possi-
bio the use of their present quarters
for the office of the Military Department.
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Dr. C. Seashore, Professor of Psych
ology at the University of Iowa, visited
the campus recently, stopping here on
his return home from Wahoo, where
ho delivered a lecture. He Invited Dr.
Bolton to give an address on "Growth
of Personality" before the Philosophic
Society at Iowa University, March 27.
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Dr. Henry Van Dyke,' who has held
the Murray Professorship of .English
for theMast eight years, has resigned
from the university faculty It Is
supposed he wishes more time for the
prosecution of his literary work.
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Richard H. Dearborn, Professor of
Electrical Engineering at Oregon
State University at Eugene, visited
the campus yesterday.
Don't forget when you want your
picture framed that the Lincoln Book
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No, is 112G O St.
Miss Orva Davenport from Creston,
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Tho University Glee Club gave
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