THE STUDENTS JOURNAL.
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Several of the graduates and undergraduates of the music school have been very successful this summer in teaching. Among these may be mentioned Miss Noyes, who has seven pupils and Miss Wilson, ten pupils, both classes being the piano, and Miss Anna Drake, who is teaching Physical Culture to quite a large class of little folks.
At the meeting of the National Educational Association in Denver, Prof. Olin read a paper on "Teachers Institutes."
Prof. Sayre has prepared a paper entitled "A Precise Presentation of Pharmacology, Pharmacy, Chemistry, Materia Medica Therapeutics and Physiology," which will be published in a future issue of "The Pharmaceutical Era." The paper shows in a clear manner the relations of these sciences to each other.
Lute Stover is a candidate for the nomination for Surveyor of Brown county. The STUDENTS JOURNAL wishes him success.
Miss Pearl Dewey, '94, spent her vacation teaching a summer school at Gunnison, Colo.
The raging "busty" headaches are almost unbearable. We get 'em this hot weather and they are hard to shake off. One or two of Raymond's H. A. Powders will give you complete relief. One dozen for 25 cents.
All persons who wish to board or room students this coming year, should immediately leave their names and addresses with particulars, at the office of the Secretary of the University.
Of the several new dictionaries appearing within the last few years, the Standard is as yet the best. Upon examination of this suberb work, one unconsciously exclaims "Excelsior." It is superior to all others in illustration, and in the following particulars: Synonyms are best illustrated; and Antonyms are given—a feature to be found in no other dictionary. It is the most complete work of the kind in existence.
A noble heart doth teach a virtuous scorn.
To scorn to owe a duty over-long;
To scorn to be for benefits forborne;
To scorn a lie; to scorn to do a wrong;
To scorn to bear an injury in mind;
To scorn a free-born heart slave-like to bind.
—Elizabeth Carew.
Speech is morning to the mind; It spreads the beauteous images abroad, Which else lie furled and clouded in the soul.
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