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(' L REIN
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MniuiKiiiK Editor Kenneth M Hniler
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Literary Editor Chandler Trimble
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TMUItSDAY. FEBRUARY 13, I'M 3
CONVOCATION.
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TAG DAY.
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accniatel.v posted on eveivthing thai
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Dcpartment of English Literature Con
siders New Courses in
Extension Work.
Work Is now being done In the de I
partment of English Literature to add
new lotiries in lonnection with the
University Extension Department At
present ionises I, II, VIII and the
equivalents of l and VII are offered
The new course now under discus
sion will piobably be Shakespeare's
Macbeth
Those in i barge of this department
aie well satisfied with the results as
the students taking up these courses
aie 1 1 ill In earnest, desirous of im
piovemeiit and advancement, and in
several cases have become so inter
i sted that they later tame to the Unl
Iverslty to enter tegular courses This
fact in Itself speakb well tor the Ex
tension Department
Being a magician sometimes has Its
disadvantages, especially when one is
adept in the ait ot dealing winning1
poker hands .1 Wan en Keane, who
is at the Oipheuni this week, had a'
.ather unpli as.mt lew moments in New
Yoik teienily at one ol the weekly
smokers ot the (Jreen Roob club lie
was (ailed upon to enteitain the g.ith
eiing and gave his famous card tilck
' ot dealing five exceptionally good
poker hands m one deal after the i arils
weie shunted and cut by some one in
the audience fter the entertainment
I Keane was invited to sit in a fiiendly
'game Before the deal came around
j to Keane, two of the ineinbeis sudden
ly if member ed business engagements
and the other two didn't think poker
was a good three handed gamo.
Mr Keane claims that sleight of
hand peifonneis fool the brain instead
ot the eye By combining his tricks
with a line of amusing talk ho gives
he audience two things to think
about
"Your brain is going two different
ways at once and not allowed to con
I cent i ate," he says "Consequently it is
, not necessary to be quick of hand to
deceive You are like the absent
minded man who is thinking several
things at once, and not definitely on
I any one But if people had two sets
I ot eyes and brains, one bet to see with
I and one to think, the magician never
would be able to make a living."
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