Kansas University Weekly.
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Faculty Changes.
There have been some faculty changes. For the first time in the history of the school Chancellor Snow is not here for the opening of the term, but he will arrive in a couple of weeks. Other members of the faculty and instructors are on the ground and everything is in readiness to at once take up the work of instruction. The death of Prof. D. H. Robinson has made changes necessary in that department, and Miss Hannah Oliver has been placed in charge with Miss Agnes Emery as assistant. In the English department Mr. R. D. O'Leary, who has spent the last two years at Harvard, will take Prof. C. G. Dunlap's classes during the absence of the latter in Europe; and Mr. Frank Menet has been made assistant in the department. In Pharmacy Mr. George Wagner comes from the Northwestern University at Chicago to act as assistant in place of Mr. Boyce resigned. Mr. W. H. Whitten, of Great Bend, Ind., will be assistant in Chemistry, Mr. E. C. Franklin having charge of the department while Prof. Bailey is in Europe. Mr. W. B. Brownell begins work with the opening of the fall term as full assistant in the Law school, devoting his whole time to the work. Miss Edith Clark is a new assistant Librarian and Mr. J. H. Engle is a student assistant in the library. With these few changes the faculty remains as it was last year.
Saturday, September 14,'95.
An American play will be produced next Saturday evening at Bowersock's Opera House worthy the patronage of the theater-going public. Mr. Albert Taylor, a prominent young southern actor, renders a proper interpretation of this historical play. His support is strong, and the company carries much special scenery necessary to a proper presentation of this live lone star state life. Costumes are gorgeous and the music grand.
Reserved seats on sale at Leis Drug Store.
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