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KANSAS UNIVERSITY WEEKLY.
Miss Clara Gillam and Miss Carrie Watson were among the number who took in the grand opera at Kansas City, Monday and Tuesday.
Tennis and Golf Goods at Smith's.
Miss Northen's class in dancing and deportment will meet every Thursday evening in Everett hall. Instruction at 7:30 assembly at 9.
A number of Haskell girls were up to see the bust of Louise M. Alcott in the reading room of the University library, Tuesday afternoon.
The boys in the northeastern portion of the state had made arrangements to play foot ball during vacation but at last reports the organization had disbanded.
The Laws had a quiz in Snow hall Wednesday. The examination was preceeded by the usual devotional exercises. The class was examined on corporations yesterday.
Miss Edna Warkentin has returned from the east, where she has been visiting for the last three months, and is now in Kansas City, where she attended grand opera this week.
The German verein had a very enthusiastic meeting this week. There was a large attendance and Prof. Barber spoke very entertainingly of his experience while in Germany.
Miss Zimmerman, 198, who is teaching at Abilene, was injured in a chemistry experiment Monday. Her face was cut with the glass and for a few minutes she was rendered unconscious.
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The shops will run during the Christmas vacation, except on legal holidays. Any student wishing to work during that time may do so.
Notice was given last week that students could only get one and one-third rates for vacation, but it now seems that a one-fare rate will be secured. The Santa Fe is willing to grant such a rate and the other roads will no doubt do the same.
The geological department has received a nice exhibit of gunpowders. The Laflin & Rand Powder Co. donated the collection which consists of about sixty glass flasks, filled with powder for use in anything from a 22 caliber to a 6-pound rapid fire gun. The same department will also soon receive a collection of mining drills from the Howell's Mining Drill Co. of Plymouth, Pa.
Quite a number of University students attended the grand opera at Kansas City, the first of the week. Among those who attended were: Miss Mary Bowen, Mary Kellog, Marian Koogler, Anna Rankin, Lou Havens, Mary Copley, Louise Smith, Maud Brown, Maud Bates, Myrtle Lawton, Gertrude Becker, May Savage, Maud Hodgden, Lucia Van Cleef, Roy Winton William Edwards, James Lacey, R. C. Russell, H. P. Fones.
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