Kansas University Weekly.
217
Locals.
(Written by the Freshman Rhetoric Class.)
The music at the Presbyterian church last Sunday was very fine.
Professor Carruth's twelve o'clock German Class is beginning Faust.
James Campbell will spend Thanksgiving at his home in Warrensburg, Mo.
The class in Astronomy was on the hill Monday night observing the stars.
We are glad to note that the side-walks leading to the University are being repaired.
A large amount of work is being done by the the class in Experimental Psychology.
"Contagious Diseases" has been the subject of Dr. Williston's last two lectures to the class in Hygiene.
The class in Political Economy will complete the study of Richard T. Ely's Outlines of Economics this week.
The Sophomore Electrical Engineers have completed Descriptive Geometry and have begun Qualitative Analysis.
As an exercise in English, the Freshman class spend some time every week in preparing local items for the University WEEKLY.
One day last week a German student was asked to decline the word dieser and he did it thus: "Ich dieses, du dieses, er diest."
One of the Senior Pharmacy students says that his reason for not joining the foot-ball team is that he has already had one bone taken
out of his head as a result of playing foot-ball, and he does not want to risk losing any more. What is the loss of a few bones, when compared to the pleasures of foot-ball?
For two weeks there will be no recitation in Vocal Culture owing to the dedication of the Physics Building, and the vacation following.
W. O. Galbreath, a Senior Civil Engineer, has gone home on account of ill health. He hopes to be able to return after Thanksgiving.
It has been suggested that all of the ladies from Lawrence, who attend the foot-ball game Thanksgiving day, wear crimson Tam o'Shan- ters.
A Gypsy social will be given soon after Thanksgiving, at the Congregational Church by the Young Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor.
Last week some one, by mistake of course took R. G. McKee's hat from the rack and failed to return it. Mr. McKee is now wearing a new one.
Miss Emery's Latin Classes will finish reading the twenty-first book of Livy this week, and will begin the study of Cicero's "De Amicitia" after the Thanksgiving recess.
The Senior Pharmacy class completed Structural Botany and Quantitative Analysis this week and has begun laboratory work in Plant Analysis and Physiological Chemistry.
A break occurred Wednesday morning in the steam pipe connecting the boiler house with the fan house from which the Physics Building
THAT THANKSGIVING GAME.
We will be there. In the morning you will find us showing the swellest line of MEN'S SHOES ever made, Drop in. Make our store your home.
GABEL & HICKMAN,
25 EAST 11TH STREET.
KANSAS CITY, MO.