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Prof. Wilcox will remain in Lawrence.
Mr. W. B. Brownell will continue in the city.
Prof. E. C. Franklin goes to California to spend the summer.
Prof. H. B. Newson will pass the summer in Lawrence in study.
Prof. Green does not expect to leave Lawrence, except on business.
Prof. O'Leary will be in Lawrence studying throughout the summer.
R. K. Moody has resolved "to grin and bear it" in Lawrence.
Prof. A. G. Canfield will pass his vacation at his old home in Vermont.
Prof. Templin will spend his summer at his home a few miles from the city.
Prof. W. H. Carruth will correct the proof of his new text book in Martin Luther.
Prof. and Mrs. Adams go to Ann Arbor, Michigan, principally, the Professor says, to fish.
Prof. E. M. Hopkins expects to be at home in Lawrence during the greater part of the summer.
Prof. E. Miller may take a short trip to the mountains, but will remain at home the greater part of the summer.
Miss Oliver expects to take a vacation during the summer, but when, where or of what kind, she has not yet determined.
Mr. Ralph Gowell will farm through the summer and prepare himself for his work in the Zoology Department next year.
Miss Eugenie Galloo during June will remain in Lawrence. She has not yet decided definitely where she will spend the remainder of her vacation.
Prof. F. W. Blackmar departed for Europe May 30, where he will visit the leading Universities and study sociological problems in the large cities.
Rev. Hector Cowan started Monday for the East. He will attend commencement at Princeton University and will spend the remainder of the summer in New York state with his family.
Mr. H. F. Jones will remain in Lawrence probably through June and July; after that he will exchange thunder storms and cyclones for California sandstorms and earthquakes.
What the Professors Will Do. Prof. Wilcox will remain in Lawrence.
Mr. W. B. Brownell will continue in the city.
Prof. E. C. Franklin goes to California to spend the summer.
Prof. H. B. Newson will pass the summer in Lawrence in study.
Prof. Green does not expect to leave Lawrence, except on business.
Prof. O'Leary will be in Lawrence studying throughout the summer.
R. K. Moody has resolved "to grin and bear it" in Lawrence.
Prof. A. G. Canfield will pass his vacation a his old home in Vermont.
Prof. Templin will spend his summer at his home a few miles from the city.
Prof. and Mrs. Adams go to Ann Arbor, Michigan, principally, the Professor says, to fish.
Prof. W. H. Carruth will correct the proof of his new text book in Martin Luther.
Prof. E. M. Hopkins expects to be at home in Lawrence during the greater part of the summer.
Miss Oliver expects to take a vacation during the summer, but when, where or of what kind, she has not yet determined.
Prof. E. Miller may take a short trip to the mountains, but will remain at home the greater part of the summer.
Prof. Sterling will stay at home and rest up and prepare for next year's campaign.
Mr. Martin Rice will probably study at Chicago University during the vacation.
Prof. L. I. Blake will do original work in Physics in the East, not on the ship telephone, however.
Nate says he will clean house, dig ditches and renovate things generally about the University.
Chancellor F. H. Snow has not yet made his plans for the summer, but will probaby go to the mountains.
Mr. E. F. Engel in a few weeks will depart for the East where he will visit at different points until the middle of August.
Prof. A. H. Clark will study art in Paris. Mrs. Clark will spend the summer in Kansas City, "eat three square meals a day and have a good time."
Prof. Marvin will camp during June with the Engineers, and in July will attend the "American Association for the Advancement of Science," at Buffalo, New York.
Dr. Holmes will spend the month of June in study here in the city. July will find him teaching in the summer school at Colorado Springs. And August will be his month for play.
Prof. E. H. S. Bailey intends to spend the greater portion of his vacation in Lawrence and may attend the meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science at Buffalo, N. Y.
Mr. Arnold Emch will spend the greater part of the summer in Lawrence working upon a text book of Descriptive Geometry, which he intends to publish. Later he will go to Colorado for a short outing.
Prof. Sayre will remain here until August and then go to Montreal in order to attend the Pharmaceutical Association which meets there. Before returning he intends to make a short tour of the Eastern states.
Prof. A. S. Dunstan expects to be at Chicago University during June performing experiments on the Magnetic Theory of Light. During the remaider of the summer he will visit in the East, principally at Washington.
Two very interesting letters from Prof. Penny reached the WEEKLY just upon going to press. His friends are invited to call on the WEEKLY and read them.
Mr. Ralph Gowell will farm through the summer and prepare himself for his work in the Zoology Department next year.
Miss Eugenie Galloo during June will remain in Lawrence. She has not yet decided definitely where she will spend the remainder of her vacation.
Prof. F.W.Blackmar departed for Europe May 30, where he will visit the leading Universities and study sociological problems in the large cities.
Rev. Hector Cowan started Monday for the East. He will attend commencement at Princeton University and will spend the remainder of the summer in New York state with his family.
Mr. H. F. Jones will remain in Lawrence probably through June and July; after that he will exchange thunder storms and cyclones for California sandstorms and earthquakes.
Prof. Sterling will stay at home and rest up and prepare for next year's campaign.
Mr. Martin Rice will probably study at Chicago University during the vacation.
Prof. L. I. Blake will do original work in Physics in the East, not on the ship telephone, however.
Nate says he will clean house, dig ditches and renovate things generally about the University.
Chancellor F. H. Snow has not yet made his plans for the summer, but will probaby go to the mountains.
Mr. E. F. Engel in a few weeks will depart for the East where he will visit at different points until the middle of August.
Prof. A. H. Clark will study art in Paris Mrs. Clark will spend the summer in Kansas City, "eat three square meals a day and have a good time."
Prof. Marvin will camp during June with the Engineers, and in July will attend the "American Association for the Advancement of Science," at Buffalo, New York.
Dr. Holmes will spend the month of June in study here in the city. July will find him teaching in the summer school at Colorado Springs. And August will be his month for play.
Prof. E. H. S. Bailey intends to spend the greater portion of his vacation in Lawrence and may attend the meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science at Buffalo, N. Y.
Mr. Arnold Emch will spend the greater part of the summer in Lawrence working upon a text book of Descriptive Geometry, which he intends to publish. Later he will go to Colorado for a short outing.
Prof. Sayre will remain here until August and then go to Montreal in order to attend the Pharmaceutical Association which meets there Before returning he intends to make a short tour of the Eastern states.
Prof. A. S. Dunstan expects to be at Chicago University during June performing experiments on the Magnetic Theory of Light. During the remaider of the summer he will visit in the East, principally at Washington.
Two very interesting letters from Prof. Penny reached the WEEKLY just upon going to press. His friends are invited to call on the WEEKLY and read them.