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we think enjoyed themselves. Lemonade was served to the thirsty. About the middle of the evening Prof. Miller addressed a few remarks to the students present on the Christian Association in colleges. He was followed by A. E. Moody and C. C. Michener, of New York. Promptly at 10:30 the reception broke up.
The regular weekly meeting will hereafter take place Thursday at 5 o'clock instead of Tuesday. The present arrangement is permanent.
Engineering School.
Shop work began this week.
H. F. Taylor has secured a position with a railroad company in Texas.
Hale is doing well in Chicago. He has been promoted once already.
Kraus worked in the machine shop of the Lawrence Canning Co., during vacation.
The Juniors under Mr. Rice are constructing electrical apparatus in the physical laboratory.
Wagner, who has been playing ball this summer, came back to resume his studies last week.
Work in the new physical laboratory will begin next week. The old one is now used as a chemical laboratory.
During vacation the tool room at the shops was enlarged and a lathe placed in it for the use of the employees.
The shop force worked during the entire vacation putting together the parts of two new lathes that were constructed by the students last year.
It has become almost necessary to put bells on some of the new arrivals while wandering about the physics building.
The music school is permanently located in the physics building. This will account for the
fact that a number of the students are wearing cotton in their ears.
Prof. Murphy returned this week from Albuquerque, New Mexico, where he had been attending a convention on irrigation. He reported a pleasant time.
Complete the Files.
The K. U. library files of last year's student publications are incomplete. It is desired that all who are interested in preserving these publications in bound form exert themselves to supply the librarian or any of her assistants with any or all of the following missing numbers:
Untersity Courier.—Vol. II, No. 9, April 26, and all numbers issued after No. 11, May 9, '95.
K. U. Lawyer.-All numbers issued after Vol.I, No.4, May 7,'95.
Students' Journal.—Vol. III, No. 3, September 21, '84; No. 12, Nov. 30, '94; No. 15, Dec. 21' '94, or Jan. 4, '95; No. 27, April 5, '95; No. 28, April 12, '95; No. 30, April 26, '95, and all numbers issued later than No. 32, May 10, '95.
University Review. Vol. XVI, all numbers except No. 3, Dec., '94; No. 6, March, '95 and No. 7, April, '95.
University Courier. Vol. XIII, all numbers except No. 3, Sept. 27,'94.
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