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Kansas University Weekly.
On page 381 of this issue "L. N. F." should follow "The Tornado" instead of "Classis Poeta."
The Eutopia club will hold forth at Mrs. Steele's next year. R.P.Bright will be the steward.
W. D. Ross, A. B.'93, for two years principal of the Hartford schools, returned last week for a few days' visit.
As one of the examination questions for the Juvenal class the following was given: "Write a brief sketch of Juvenal's life, in Latin.
Mr. L. D. Ellis during June will instruct in the Coffee county institute. Next year he will be superintendent of the Burlington schools.
Miss Evangaline Sinnott read last Monday an interpretation of lines 12-42 of the eight satire of Juvenal before the Latin Pro-seminarium.
Mr. Willis Henderson and Mr. Walter Douglas have been chosen delegates to the Lake Geneva Summer Bible School of the Y. M.C.A., June 19-28.
Miss Margaret Menet '96, who for the past year has been principal of the Valley Falls high school, has returned home and visited the University hill Wednesday.
W. C. Atchison '98, departs soon for Eureka Springs, Arkansas, to join his parents and spend the summer vacation with them. Mr. Atchison will next fall enter Chicago University.
Mr. C. E. Rench, formerly local editor of the WEEKLY, now railway mail clerk on the took a holiday last week and came to Lawrence to see the Senior play and visit his many friends.
On Tuesday of next week (June 9) Miss Edith Haskell will be married to Mr. A. L. Burney, and Miss May Haskell to Mr. Otes H. Holmes. The wedding will take place at the Haskell home east of the city and will be very quiet. Lawrence Journal. Miss Edith Haskell is a member of the class of '95, and Miss May a member of that of '94.
C. J. Moore '98, enjoyed a visit from a brother from Oketo, last week.
Prof. A. M. Wilcox this week gave his class in New Testament Greek some very interesting lectures on texts and manuscripts of the Bible.
The leading article for May in the American Mathematical Monthly is from the pen of Dr. Arnold Emch. The subject treated is a special complex of lines in space and its applications. The treatment is according to the latest French methods.
There is notice in our exchanges of a University version of the Bible, the work being under the lead of Paul Haupt, Professor of Oriental Languages and Literature at Johns Hopkins University.
Many students will spend their vacation in canvassing parts of the state with stereopticon views. Among them are the following: H. Hess, W. L. Meyers, J. R. Snyder, H. B. McCorkle, J. G. Hamaker, C. A. Wagner, Warren Miller, W. S. Muller, Charles Sefton, Oran Hester, John Thierstein.
The Kappa Kappa Gamma fraternity enjoyed a very pleasant spread at Weidemann's ice cream parlors Friday afternoon. The spread was given in honor of Miss Pauline Chandler of Independence, Miss Unva Duff, of Hortonville and Miss Teggart, all former active members of the chapter.
From J. L. Morgan to Treasurer Moody. DEAR BOB:-
I see by the newspapers that the college colors are to be changed, at the request of a Yale gentleman, to a blue.
Now a friend of an uncle of my second cousin's room mate was a Harvard man and it would pain me greatly to have you adopt the blue.
I would also suggest that we would dispense with the "Rock Chalk" and adopt the yell of the Indian School and the uniform of the institution at Lansing.
J. L. MORGAN.
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