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A few, and very few, professors found time to attend last week's ball games. The boys were pleased to see them and gratified to know that they were interested. Now we do not expect that the entire faculty can find time or will have an opportunity to come out en masse to any of the games, but we think that they might make some little effort to be present occasionally. The faculty have given very generously to the association fund and they have our thanks for their kindness. But they must not get the idea that the fond parent does when his son writes long letters only when desirous of money that aside from finances the boy has no use whatever for him. It does us good to have the faculty approve our undertakings by their presence at them. There has been a feeling among the students that the faculty are not greatly interested in student affairs which do not pertain to the rigorous class room duties. We think that this feeling is probably without foundation, however it is pernicious and conducive to ill-feeling and may have some justness in its origin when we remember the sligh faculty attendance at the December and oratorial contests. But it can be easily dispelled by large attendance at our entertainments and a lit more openly expressed sympathy with our humble efforts.
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The Literary Societies' Programs for this Week.
LIME KILN.
The Lime Kiln Club will meet tomorrow evening at the court house. All students are cordially invited to be present. It is not anti-secret. Program: Oration, Martindale; extemporaneous, Rolston; essay, Halligan; debate, Resolved, "That right of suffrage should be denied to foreigners until they resided five years within the United States."
OROPHILIAN.
The Orophilians will render the following excellent program this afternoon: Readings, T. J. Gilbert, Anna Bell; essay, B. T. Riley; declamations, G. O. Virtue, Harvey Bear; extemporaneous, W. T. Caywood, G. L. Dick; oration, W. E. Higgins; debate, Resolved, "That the tendency of the age is towards centralization in government." Affirmative, W. W. Davis and A. E. Topping; negative, F. H. Olney and Geo. E. McLaren.
SCIENCE CLUB.
This afternoon (April 1) the Science Club will meet in Snow Hall. The following program will be presented: E. H. S. Bailey on Food Adulterations;" W. S. Franklin, "Induction;" E. W. Caldwell, "Review."
GERMAN.
The German society will not hold its regular meeting to day, but will meet instead at Prof. Carruth's house at 3 o'clock, and a scene from Faust will be given.
ATHEN.EUM.
Readings, Mushrush, Munford; declamations, Mead, Branine; essays, Curry, Gilbert; oration, Pollock; ex-temporaneous, Shannon; debate, Resolved, "That the execution of Mary, Queen of Scotts, was justifiable," affirmative, Simmons and Swank; negative, Riggs and Williams. Meets at 3 p. m. in its hall.
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