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LITERARY ORGANIZATIONS.
Six Literary Organizations, Three in Law School. Three in College.
There are in the six voluntary student organizations for the advancement of debate and oratory and general literary work. Three of these are organized in the Law school, three from the other departments, the College in particular, and each has two representatives in the Debating Council. All are organized and doing active work this year.
ATHENIAN SENATE.
The Athenian Senate was organized last year by prominent men of all departments of the University. There were thirty charter members including the most representative men from the College and Law school, many of them fraternity men. The Senate has an active membership of twenty-seven members this year, and is doing
conscientous work. It meets every Thursday evening.
The officers are:
SNOW
J. W. Blood, President; Nelson Ward, Vice President; Nelson Johnson, Secretary; Albert Beech, Treasurer. The representatives in the Debating Council are Paul Wall and Ansel R.Clark.
Snow literary society, so named in honor of ex-Chancellor F. H. Snow, was organized in 1897. Registrar Geo. O. Foster and Professor W. J. Baumgartner of the University were charter members. Snow is the only literary society in the University which admits both men and women to membership. It has forty active members that meet every Saturday evening.
Three members of the victorious debating teams last year, Chester Ramsey, B. A. Earhart, and R. L. Douglas entered the preliminaries from Snow.
The officers are: W. E. Broadie, President; Chester Ramsey, Vice President; Elsie Hoskins Secretary; Edgar Corwine, Treasurer. The representatives in the debating council are B.A.Earhart and Fred Zook.
X. Y. Z.
X. Y. Z. is an organization of young men of the College and Engineering school for practice in debate and parliamentary law. Two of its members, R. O. Douglass and F. E. Tyler were on the inter-state debating teams last year. X. Y. Z has thirty members and meets each Saturday evening.
The officers of the society are: Alfred Tritt, President; Frank Grant, Vice President; H. E. Squires, Secretary. The representatives to the Debating Council are Alfred Tritt and Frank Grant.
LAW SCHOOL CLUBS
There are three clubs organized among the Law students,
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