HOLD GOOD POSITIONS.
What Students of Music Department Are Doing.
Some of the former University students in the department of fine arts occupy excellent positions.
Among the graduates in voice Gertrude Cooper, '10, is teaching in Bonner Springs, and Kate Reynolds, '09, in Clay Center. In both places, music is taught in connection with the public schools.
AMONG the students, in piano.
Mand Rush, '04, is teaching in the
Eureka high school, and
Charlotte Anderson, '09, in Anthony.
These high schools recognize
music as a study for a degree.
Among the students in organ,
Mrs. B. J. Dalton, '10, is organist
in the Unitarian church of Lawrence. Kate Hart, '10, plays in the First Methodist church, Fort Scott. Hazel Rigg, who was a special student in the department, plays the organ in the First Christian church, Topeka. This organ is the largest three-manual in the state of Kansas.
Presbyterian Students to Meet.
A reception will be held at Westminster hall by Dr. F. A. Wilber, at 7:30 tomorrow evening to all Presbyterian students and friends of Westminster hall. The Yale University museum has allowed Roy Moodie of the department of paleontology, $50 for work on the extinct amphibia of Illinois. The results of his work will be published in the next issue of the University of Kansas Science bulletin.
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STUDENT INNOVATIONS.
Discussed by Student Council Tuesday Evening.
Besides the routine business of the Men's Student Council Tuesday evening, several matters of considerable importance were discussed. A student's day and a county fair day received the most attention. It is probable that these events will be held next spring.
The Student Union building proposition came up for discussion, but further action is to be deferred until more information is secured from other institutions where similar buildings are located.
Do not forget the varsity party at Ecke's, Friday. Admission 50 cents.
Good home cooking at the Oread Cafe.
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