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IN OTHER COLLEGES.
At Colorado a fire escape has been placed on the hospital building. It is an incline down which a rolling chair may be safely taken.
At Columbia University the men assemble on the steps of the main building once every three weeks and practice college songs.
Entertained High School Guests.
Miss Genevieve Sterling, '07 who is teaching this year in the Emporia high school, entertained the Emporia high school delegation to the Y. M.C.A.convention at dinner at the home of her father, Professor M.W.Sterling, Saturday evening. The guests were: Rice Brown, Henry Douglas, Harry Martin, Leonard Hurst, Dono Peters, Vincent McCurdy, Fred Retschlag, Alfred Hill, and Charles Haynes.
New Zoology Specimens.
Eighty-two specimens of frogs snakes and lizards found in Texas have been received by the Zoology department from Prof. J. K. Strecker of Baylor University at Waco, Texas. The spade foot toads and an eight foot coral snake are the most distinctive of the collection but the whole assortment makes a useful addition to the specimens of the department. They have been placed on exhibition in the main zoological laboratory.
Many Foreign Students.
Examination of the registration of foreign students in American colleges shows interesting results. The Science Magazine makes the following statement: Harvard leads in Canadian students, Pennsylvania in those from Central America, Cuba, Brazil, Colombia, Great Britain and Ireland, Holland, Australia and New Zealand; Missonri in those from Mexico; Cornell in those from Argentine Republic and China; Columbia in those from Germany, Russia and Japan; California in those from India.
Local Alpha Sigma Installed as Nu Sigma Nu.
NEW NATIONAL FRATERNITY
Saturday night at the Eldridge House, the Beta Theta chapter of the national, honorary medical fraternity, Nu SigmaNu, was installed, taking over the members of the local honorary fraternity, Alpha Sigma. The local society petitioned the Nu SigmaNu fraternity for admission at the national convention which met in Toronto, Canada last November. After an investigation of the standing of the University Medical School, the charter was granted. Dr. H. J. Prentis and Dr. A. A. Crowe, both of the Iowa Medical school, and Dr. M. T. Sudler of the medical school in the University had charge of the installation. After the ceremonies a banquet was given.
The Alpha Sigma fraternity was organized here three years ago as an honor fraternity, in the local medical school. E. T. Gibson was elected president of the new chapter Saturday night. The members are: E. T. Gibson, Kansas City, Kas; Robert VanAtta, Ernest Mitchener, Creit Smith, Beloit; Mark Bramley, Frankfort; H. G. Norton, R. D. Ireland, Frank Teachor, Chauncey Howell, Kansas City, Mo.; H. F. Hindman, Rosedale; R. E. Teall, Oberlin; E. E. Myers, Clay Center; C. H. Heuser, Fort Scott; R. K. Smith, Lincoln; R. W. Hissem, Ellsworth, John Brownlee, John Bigger, F. C. Powell, Lawrence; George Knappenberger, Kingman.
After the dance the Hiawatha Give the Fairfax a chance to bid on your parties and lunches.
Palmer's Violet Talcum and almond meal at McCulloch's Drug Store.
New students! The Hiawatha Cafe is always open.
Palmer's Garland of Violets perfume, that exquisite reproduction of the dainty little flower. A new lot just received at McCulloch's Drug Store.
A third shipment of Professor Carruth's book of poems entitled "Each in His Own Tongue and other Poems" has been received at the University Book Store.
Oyster stew at the Hiawatha.
Gustafson wishes to emphasize the fact that he is the college jeweler and deserves your patronage.
Notice to New Students.
Gustafson
The College Jeweler 911 Mass. St.
Likes to do Little Jobs of Repairing
day. A business or professional career
the 'workahol' Pen will serve you faithfully and make
writing a measure. You don't have to coax it or
use with it. get it to write. Because of its wonder.
feed principle, link responds instantly at the first stroke and maintains an even, steady flow to the last dot. Another great advantage of owning a
Throughout school days, college
CONKLIN'S SELF- FILLING PEN
you've never withdent ink. No matter where you may be in your room, lecture hall, at the post office, telegraph office or hotel, or on the train—all you have to do when your Comblin Pen begins to run dry is to dip it in any inkwell, press the Crescent Filler and your pen instantly fills itself and is ready to write. The same simple movement also cleans it. No mussy dropper—no spilling of ink—no interruption to your train of thought. Handsome catalog direct from the manufacturers, The Comblin Pen Co., 3:0 Manhattan Bldg., Tokyo, Ohio, on request.
Harvard Clothes in 1786.
"Voted, That it is recommended, that the Freshmen, who shall be admitted into the University the present year, before the end of the Summer Vacation, be provided with coats of blue grey, being a mixture of deep blue and white wool, as nearly as may be, $ \frac{7}{8} $ of the blue, and $ \frac{1}{4} $ of the white, or if that cannot conveniently be obtained, of a dark blue colour, with waistcoats & breeches of the same colour, or of a straw colour. That, when they shall procure clothes, afterwards, and while undergraduates, their coats shall be of the colour first mentioned, & their waistcoats & breeches of the same colour, or of a straw colour.
"Whereas, the enjoining of an uniform colour, in the clothing of the Undergraduates, and prohibiting certain species of materials, in their apparel, will have a great tendency to lower the expense of dress, while, at the same time, the appearance will be more academical:
The Harvard corporation in 1786 prescribed the following rules for the wearing apparel of the students:
"That the Seniors and Juniors wear their black gowns on all public occasions, & whenever they shall publicly proclaim in the Chapel. That no Undergraduate, to whom these injunctions may extend, be permitted to appear within the limits of the College, or town of Cambridge, in any other dress than is before described, unless he has on a night gown, or an outside garment be necessary over his coat. That no part of the dress of the Undergraduates be made of silk:- and that it be recommended to them, to clothe themselves in home manufacture, as far as may be." [Independent Chronicle, 1786.]
Orchestra to Play Friday.
The University Orchestra will play in chapel Friday, when the legislators visit the University. The Orchestra is practicing steadily for the winter concert which will be given early in March.
Visit the Fairfax after the dance Thursday night.
Spring Suits AT PROTSCH'S
For Party Wear
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Fischer's Pumps
Gentlemen
either Patent Leather or Dull Leather, the good kind
Price $5
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We have a very complete line.
Men's Oxfords
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Tan, Gun Metal and Patents
Prices $4 and $5
For Ladies we are showing the swell line of Party Slippers
Lincoln's anniversary post cards at McColloch's Drug Store.
The "TIME LIMIT" for annual pictures is near.MOFFETT makes the kind you want for the annual and for your friends. See those made for your senior friends and if you want some like them, make your appointment early. Use either phone number 312. Studio in the 800 block. Satisfaction is assured and work finished when promised.
Junior Party THURSDAY, FEB.11, F.A.A.Hall
Shanty's Orchestra Price 75 Cents