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A student's Republican club has been organized at Wooster University.
Over 100 students were suspended from the University of Berlin during the last semester, for insufficient attention to study.
Only one hundred and ninety-five of the four hundred and seven members of Congress have received a collegiate education.
Before the war seventeen per cent. of Harvard men came from the South; now only three per cent. come from that part of the country.
"More than thirteen hundred members of the University of Cambridge are opposed to the admission of women." Society there must, indeed, be in a deplorable condition.
So far as we are able to ascertain, no one this fall is taking any lively interest in the local oratorical contest, which will occur in the near future.—Washburn Reporter.
In four years the attendance at Cornell University has increased from 561 to 1,200. The remarkable increase of students is attributed to the substitution of the lecture system for the old plan of daily recitations from text-books.
The Printer Girl finds its way to our table this week, and we give it a hearty welcome. It is published at Topeka by the girls and for the girls, yet its appearance is so pleasing that it cannot fail to shed its influence on the boys.
On your way from the Opera call at the Delmonico and try one of their Oyster Pan Roasts.
H. A. Smith, of Olathe, visited his Phi Gam brothers yesterday.
Miss Blanche Weber, of Kansas City, is visiting Belle Roberts.
Dan Crew visited the University yesterday. He leaves to-day for South America.
Miss Ocy Phillips, of Independence, Mo., has ordered the old reliable in order to keep posted during the coming year.
O. S. Ellvin, of Marquette, Kan.. renews his subscription and says: "The Courier containing, as it does, much news and many good points, is well worth reading."
DR. WILLIAM A. HAMMOND, The World-
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"I am familiar with various systems for improving the memory, including, among others, my own computer programs. I have recently become acquainted with the system in all its details and applications by Prof. Loisette, and am pleased to be able to entirely original; that its principles and merits are different from all others, and that it presents no material analogies to that of any
I consider Prof. Loisette's system to be a new departure in the education of the children, a requirement that it being a systematic body of principles and methods, it should be studied as an activity, not a subject. It is also that a correct view of it cannot be obtained by examining isolated passages of the ARAM A. HAMMOND" July, July 19th, 1960.
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A First-class resort in every respect.
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LADIES' AND GENTS' FINE SHOES A SPECIALTY.
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Our stock of Canned Goods is complete. Students Clubs will save money by patronizing us.
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Pattern Hats and Bonnets,
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PARBER SHOP,
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Teeth extracted without pain by the use of Nitrous Oxide Gas.
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DALEE'S PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.
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His Pure Candies are unexcelled.
Creams, Icees, Sodas, Lemonades, Candies, Nuts, Foreign and Domestic Fruits to be 'ound on the market are always on hand.
Weldemann has opened an Oyster Restaurant in connection with his Confectionery and Fruit Establishment. Oysters served in all styles.
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