Issuu

Investigate The Y. M.C. A.

Theta Ball

It's Worth It

Not Too Late Yet

Rate, II .oo

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NATIONAl

EX-COMMITTEE

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Jenson Plan s Only For Present; B. Y. U. And B. Y. C. Succumb to Aggie Attack; Feature Smashing Game. "T"·o step1 nearer the State tltle but not a thought of the National tournament," now chants Coach Joseph Jensen, a-la Webste r or wboeTer made that old remark about "not a cent !or ta.satlon," for Jet It be known far and wide that our Aggies ha,·e disposed of two classic r ivals during the past week. Tho B. '\". U. bit t he dust last Satu r-

ruNas

~t~dy

fee?

what becomes or

Here's

:rt~~n~~!J:a;:Y~::.dner

:i~ts

Combination"'

t!:;:e:~:S"e~:~lu: bad

rolled

Due to the possibility that the State Blgh School basketball tournament may be held 1n Logan on tbe 20th, 21st, and 22nd of Mareh, the Juniors have decided to st.age their big ball on Monday, March l 7tb. This will ghe the wint er quarter students a chance to attend th e best party of the year be fore 1be}' return to their jobs for the

cent; Lyceum, 12..t; Dramatics 2.S per cent: Dances. 3.0 per cent: returned fees, etc, 3.0 per cent; and general expenses, unclasslfled, 20 pe r cent. Gate receipts and other forms of income are pooled In a common fund and dlsbuned according to the above budget.

=~~ r;e:o

tive studr of the Student

the

Under

the

Item

su~:e;~courag e tho facnlty to suppo rt the dance the committee promises some old-time, old-people dances. Another feature will be the checking of all flowers at the door.

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Body books th of e de-

"General

en~:~a{:ac':!~dec

OUR WHITE AND BLUE BASKETBALL HOPES WHO WILL TANGLE THCRIMSO ON MARCH :::e

Ex•

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pe.nUtlous meanat some 'sU• tloua. He and won't welook the moon over bb left shoulder, not eYen if the campus vamp should stand on th :!~:e:tdbe :.~:;n•~etson bl~::

!::;

when

some body else

~:oe t: lc:~n b:b::n~ep'i:~c~b~a dy a.nd be sees a washtub

has

':::~: banging

outonhlswartotheraces,andwbat he won't , absolutely, posltlvelr won't do, Is eYen make a rem a rk about going to the National basat Los Angeles

until

the

~~~~r:1m:~rlng

the rally before

members shipoedSince to ustwoc. lyc o. eum o .. failed to arrh·e we shall be able to spend the dlfference 011 some other acth·ltv . o r se:~~:::d:::i~~a:b~Y~;:a~urt:~~t:-~:: later. ::c:

Approximate!~· rpe:)~i\~go;~:: ----

month

fifteen hundred students

befor e It wa.s sched uled and

:~d::t°:e-

llrst or the series

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"Pest~'"

Jan'ls--Tbe

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~!e;"':is:r t~~~n~:S~ f;~: ~ 0:boo~ a pl~e of paper and drop it in the 0

BOAN

bas

beard

s::1:~eC:1~:

box o n the outside of Student well• office TODAY. The ln,itallona

that

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bs;;:1~:~~

~eor::~-~ed R~~tB;o~~~ert

Life must

s t~:

ti:

You will be well repaid In pleasure and knowledge. "\"le" Larsen-I want to see the •y· at the A . C. a.nd I be-

To begin with, Barbe r gave a short re port of the Cap and Gown committee on what be bad done. (The commltte-e consists of one

onewlllbeaskedtop resent ds n,·ltatlon at the door, but In or er to ad, ·ertlse th e big event th e Prom committee Is going to mall out about

lle, ·e the men will back It.

(count

250 10,itatlons.

la.st :rear's Theta Ball be aba nd0 ned lbere is th is :rear being expended a double supply of zest the

long-look ed -

'em}

member.

President

The Theta girls are doing their beS t ror you. They ha,·e some t blng 0

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:i~o~l~/ro-

TbT•••••.n:~u~sceal~b~b~!o~seno!~:a~:-~ ] • The former A. C. students kDow from past years v.·bat so rt of an event Is at band: tho newer stud-1 ents will all know afte r tomo rr ow night. No pains a r being spared to make this Theta Ball come up to Its usual standard-that Is enough! --+--.

ganlzlng. George

Barber-Those

Triangle

Discussion

Groups

:!~:::albn~~;s:u~'."~-~::'.I

as 1 Coach Jensen-Because knov.· 'Y' work from expe~l~nce I am anxious to see tho '\" at th e A. C. Those dlscuss~on groups are worth the attention of e,·e ry college man. ---------

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"U" Excursion "Feed" Draws Staff WhatAbout It? To FullMeehng •

;~.n!~,-~n::;:".·e:n~batpr~tperw

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be~tn t~arc~ 22 nd we shall play the most Impo rt ant game of 1he year. Perhaps It will be the m°:t Import-

In, J;: e ::~o:~m~~n

'.\tr. Cooley Is

:~:~::--opi~~::rstb:~."e

to bold a Senio r meeting,

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TRY --OUTS FOR PLAY

!~lcth::ans!~;~fi!~~

Republican. We said "Thanks awfulJy," with a loud voice. After a rev.· words by Edlto.~ Gardner on "getting aS!lgnments In the meeting was adjourned. •

Coc:movohtan

t· ee 1ng

Bttause- or th e ,::ame last Wednes• rl:w night, the f''4!mooolltan Club meeting ha& been postponed until Wedncstla)·. '.\lar ch 12 at )lurdocks

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t::

ments; Naldine Foluu.M,invt1,"c'"'.~1~~ t orr • ..~e:::n:;:b~l~lt;u:n,~ finance:

or the

All plans are deflnitelr made 1~ta.s:uc:~e~: th!_s class will found the Society In :::g::::tsw':e k::;e :~:!a~~es:ae:; th th th e school, at e v.•bole class be the dates. It would be wl r.e for ::::db~';"'./bl~t t~:tit v.::a~ecl;: those who have not asked "be t " , to Tuesday,

~:~~::_r

what happens

to him who

IBran13Y .. Andcoy

::::e~1;r;: ~::~n:!~e ~~!s el:/ ----men and nine women will constitute Ibis Jea r 's Soclet) It ls absolutely Imperative that all Seniors be at this meeting so that lbelr qualifications can be cons ld• ered and their lltne{;S to become a member decided upon. A good bot List! Len d us rour ears. To• session Is assured. nigbl at 8:00 p. m . In the Woman 's GYm.. brawny farmers and sprlgh tlr m.llk maids will con,·ene In their annual Jolllncation a la bar loft. Will ,\ Joose- lea r. leathe r-bound I.P . you be there . To fellows of the Ag . notebook b}· Elner Olsen. Finder Club nnd girls of the Home Ee replease r eturn It to the owne r or spe<:tlve l}·. it should be known tllat It Student Lit e office as It contains l"er}· Is not too late to see George ~ valuable notes required by Mr . Olsen. or Helen Gubler about It. All the rural lads will com,•

InHayTh ey'llPlay

LOST

w~;: s::e 1:nt~: l'Ct!" --• -b ....atch tbe Aggies hew out thOi!llr est and support man Ir eate d on t ,e to---_ ,. path hereafter. part of the Student Body, there lsn t ( RE\'"EILLE!: SE"''lORS ·- - any reason wby the sca lps of opA Senio r Class meeting will E,·angellne Thomas. Adella Wa rn• ponent debaters as v.·ell as boopatc~ he held Tuesday, March l l, er . Blart'b e Me,.,dct>hall. Loulae Bird, may not be secu red fo r our troph' I 1919 _ At this meeting mem• Ortcncla '.\terr\11.V Mab{') ~trlf. er . hall. / bers of the Senior Hono rar )· nd94 f El('aT>Or S'h•ers. erm .. tta - • Society "'Ill be elected. EYeryare now full rled ~ed member-a of lb e I bod}· be the re so that you v.·lll Slvma Theta Phi Sorority. The Try-outs for the College plar J all r eceive squa r e coDsldera•ill be held next week. Watch the tlon . Watcb the bulletin board Gwendolyn Smith v.-as pledged to hall etln board for further annon~ I for time and place.

to elect the members

a "chef" blgb~y st11 s!~:t;:,d~: t aL~~ect 0~· ftcl~nt bombastlcln· or surprise to tbe ordlnray stude~~ to merit a place

:::e~::

~~:t\~~~:.u~:·:a::~:atl~l~~de a-ae,·era l mistakes the "sheet" was alright. He aald that II compared ra,•orablr with lesser papers than tbe

::!~

ca~~:t

!acuity

~;:!tb:s ~ 1i~~~ee that lbe railroads Down we go! Let's show them what real loya lt y means. Tbe "war cry" from now on Is, "We'll get 'U'

=~\~

terson sank the class Into the depths to go to Salt Lake on the 21st to by gushing forth ~·Ith see th e big game wl t b th e O can do 1 ~b:ulf: c~/:::d nt:l:e;~o;~~n*~l::~: 1~ :·oge~e:~n=~v~::r:o !n;:\bbee d:~: 1 strike despair Into the beans or at the ele,·enth hour to uold con Jun iors too . fllct with the Rlgh School tourna!bl 1 1 Anil 111cn The Fi ght Sta r100. r:c~~ld t~els P~o~ ct~; ~:/~:;:;da; lngBa:b::nf:;·e Hs:~;;~e~:c~:t)~~r~; :lgbt because most of the musl--,, d-lded to o•gonl,e th e Socloti• clans have contracts to play &t the .. '-', It will be a decided honor to be: Au;!:~::~lttee that Is wttlrfag come a member of th18 Society. E,·p full eryone present realized this to the bard to ba~e ~bl~ year's ;;m 0 t lb: sta0 fullest exte nt . About n,•e hund red up to ard s com:os H N b 10 dews were gh·eo, ai red, a.nd dusted :~ _ :~na~i~~: ;en:~gene · R~btn:O; to the class. v.·hlcb listened with decorations; Edna Merrt11, pre>open mouths. Some of th e mighty grams; Adeline Barber , Rcrresh-

I ot despair

:Jted

;:~1: 1~: t~u~r!:e:;'~~e:s:::: sion b)· slumber. T be contest was enthusiastic and Tery satisfactory from every 'riew-

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E\'eryone

·~:~.:::::

enu can do to make the party a. success: They can write the names

tbat

~~: rm ,:u r: •blcb would make a wild an!ma! aho w appear u a women'a gym c.laa:a. Old they tight! Well . they

~~~:::::::::

to act. The Student Body, Faculty, and gene ral public Is lnvltedb1 ~o

;,~e:~:g pr::: :~~: ~:e :::~ 5 1 Professor Arn old would ·,ebementh claim that It Is not news but wait Last Monda) Mr Coo!C} showed bis appreclatoln of the staff's unti r ing efforts to "boost the beanery." by tendering, gratis. a dinner to the st.arr above mentioned . It's th e first stall meeting where anyv.·h e re nea r a "quorum" wns pres ent, but. boy! th e m en and the women. were all thereA dinner Is a big anraction-One was absent. (He didn't know about It). Wbr, eve n the Editor was there. After the "grazing" v.·as culmlnated Student Life' s faithful guardian. and adviso r . Professor Arnold. gaYe a highly Illuminating talk on a recent issueof the .. ,beet." We sa)·

b~~:e

lbEuoTe. y

terday represented said "S. Session·• In its highest form.

The "U" must not win! U v.·e are to come back v;ltb the laurels even student who possib ly can must accompany the team to Salt Lake. It Is true that the Juni or Prom . comes th e night before tbe ~lg game, but tbat should make no d1ff'erence. We mu st put new life In our ~.ancetlre~ bee ls and make the best sixth man that a team ev~ r bad. Rat es can be obt.a.med r_rom th e railroads It enough of us will go . It Is a maner or loyalty and now i1 the tim e to show that we are tru e to the "Blue and White." Student Bod)· and Class Officers should get together and boost. now! Find out bow many students will go. Tell Manager "Vic"

ft~~\!!~o:~t"

rlNAllY

;::n

next cont~s t. A. H . !\ebeker, Sumner Hatch and '.\toody, socialists, made a strong plea to r st.a.le ownenblp of public utiliti es. Ther e were seven othe r con testants who were divided In th ei r opinion as to what would happen to th e world If private owners hip persisted. Th e ~fteenth round was n_ntsbed at l 0:00 o clock, but by 9:00 o clock the Judges h ad a ll [alien to slee p lit e ralJy exhausted fr om the mental strain. 'fhe only omclal &till awake waa the time-keeper, Lieutenant In the United States Arm)·, who knows something of a rm y disciplin e and or the serious consequences that may res ult from a man going to sleep

t~=e~:.::: :~!:

sL•k o• ;,

;:;Y Bclo;e ~o d~~e: :fea.!~ty t:i:; home ~ oor and the B. y_ C. trampled In tbe slough of despair by such a score. Now, Coach Jensen ts undoubtedly right that the team shou ldn't think or the Utah game but shou ld lr:eep Its co ll ective mind on th e Immediate future as the Onlverslt y•Aggle strugg le will take ca re of Itself in due time . Also it aeema tb&t the suggestion should be made to thoae In cha rge of the Deseret gym to take out one or the wa ll s so th e Aggi.ea can play tbe same style of ball aa the y did against the B Y. C. Tbe ..,.. 11 shou ld be so the C~lmaonttea won't be Injured by being burled np against It, beeanse

htb,ule S~:;:

~::: !::ltd~:e-;:at

EOU N""' 1'0" SAall

aome

sre;_t ~~'~ff'R.oblnson-Join the Red Triangle Discussion Groups.

Altoge~~e~. now! down we

Je~~~~ ~:::

..., ,, '-CS

C.. .\.

of big events

1~. Y.

It will require

~;;;:rr~:- isnl~~~- Annual Th eta Ball Since the Gods-of-War dec reed

be D isc u ssed-U'"n-

co~nected.

h as come

2_2_.______

"Stubbr" Petersen-The •y· Is a new studen t activity that e, ·ery g-uy can enter and boost nd ~ help himself b~· doing

suit of an onrworked bra.In, the ::~is;_e~~enC;:~~sc::7in~e~ !;~~e r P:~:~!lene;:;t b;::e:an~: b!!: t.be attack and succeeded In subduing ham and eggs without the ham or the enemy just a.s tbe wbJstle ~le~: the eggs . and the former

t~a:b:bo:~~::;

u J ~~r;i; ~:!·: ..:.m::; ,~:::· .::.~:.::ui1:.:r~l:i::;::~·~~; i::i~7~:::!~~£:;i:~ll; ::~:lt:1: ~:;t,~;~?:;;=::::!~ ·~ :;:u~~ :!

:.: b!:1::~: ~vuer~ der Able Leaders. _, • I bl cbase wltb his taint.,.,. v.,nn ngs s Debating tr}·outs are o,·er and team th rew blv.· down cold and neYer eight men ba,·e been chosen to 'll'On anothe r game that season. represent the college in the Inter• That Is ihe lesson Jensen cites as co ll egiate debates. an e.xample of those who se ll chick • ltonday night tbe judges v.·cre In ens before they are bat ched, the arena at 7:30 o'c lock. During the However we ar e not held down by following tbirl}' minutes fltteen conany aucb scruplee . ·we took the testants assemb led. Sparring began same point of view as the Coach at 8 . 00 o'c lock Chase Kearl was the betore the Utah game but that didn't first· man to e~ter the rlDg. He seem to get any more baskets ror ,·igoro usll" altacked the monster, " Andy" so like tho "b uck" private "Govern~ent owpersbip and opera• nd we are tas low a.s we ~an ge~ a lion of th e Rail r oads." Al the expl raba•e no blng more to ose. • ere- tion of eight minutes he emerged fore let's go afte r that Nations~ pbvslcally intact but mentally dis~~~olel~l~t

EVE

and zeal to make

s of Campus a n d \Vo rld

Int e r est. Will

10°nnlns~~~

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:!t:~eb:ei:db;a::

!~~~- it

TOMORROW

□ EBATERS

T. C. be played a game In San Francisco or somewhere about a Problem

NBAl _ l __

THE

GHT WIN TEAM PlArEc

-A

ac~~-~:~esth:f r;: : e:~~g ~ f t)~eea.,.:o:~~

:t;!~i:.

;?,~:: ..:~~~ ~;f:':.~i::!'i~ ~'

-T = H = ET

the

nt:t ~:1:u~:

schoo l days.

~ll~t~;l~:t~:~ii: ::~:~; ~j{~it~:~:~•:[t;~~;}:}[: ~-or;lr:,g~~/o;el!~~Jo:o:;:r

MARCH

L1. Game and High Schoo l To urnament !\lake C hang es Neces sary; Names For Bids In Today.

Basketball, baseball nnd tra ck, get 20 per cent or it: football, 20.9 per cent; Student Life, 17 .2 per

av:r!:e a;;or~\::~mc~~:;/ns::s \;:~ adopted br the Executh·e Committee. It is based on the average of budg e ts for the past se,•cn rears, which ngures were arrived at after an exbaus-

kelfest

PROM.

Remember that bard-earned thre e dollars Lbat ,·ou paid as a student

!~YY~-~~e !~~ew:~ 1:d 1::ty~ed!~!; night Conch Knapp rur nlsbed tho meat for the wild Aggies In the shape or the B. Y. C. quint and the final count sbov.-ed that Knapp's ko.Jgbt.a of th e wued floors had

roll

JX'r cop)' .

NIDIDER

THOUGHTS

third

cents

FIUD .-\Y, ;\l.1\H C H 5. 1010.

in i;;~sr; ~~1~t ~:s~~;.

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real live jok e ~:::~ ~•:;t!~t:~·e :~t! 1 come In their "aprons" ~•-or I pins In their hair. Pr,;,. d~t o'clock, as the coclre,,,-y}ca r

DOLL.-\.RS REW ..\RD To the freshman who writes u most a«e ted local• for t:e nest four issues ot Student Lif e. a rlze or n,·e dollars and a poiltl:n on the staff' wlll be otrered. The only rule of the conte!lt Is that the nrtlcle-s be sig-ncd. The rest Is left to 1be ingenuhy and lnltlntlve of the lndh·iduals.

con ,·ene. 5 rlo".: , ,--.~"'b~ "_~,h,._' ('~·1'1 0 " , Iads,.lV'"'"·;•~•~c;"ntJ,~nt ..t~e;~ . .,..,,-e }011 arc at Marguer pli,,hlog t!ic best • 1 ~~;~w:~e I , ee:le vSaVIngS 1 I bti!..,~ "':":;:~ "'· .. below.

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GAME AT B. Y. C. 6:00 O'CLOCK TOMO}P.~ ~~~°";,:ER

PAGE TWO

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STU D ENT

EDITORIAL,» STUDENT LIFE

Published Weekly by t he Stude nt s of th e Utah Agricultura l College . Pri nted by th e Ear l & E ng land Logan, Uta h .

Publishing

Co.

Entered as second-class mail matte r September 19, 190 S. at Logan, Utah. under th e Act o f Mar ch 3, 1897 . Acceptance for mailing at specia l rate ot post• age, pro\·lded fo r In Section 1103. Act of October 3, 1917, authorized August 22, 1918.

V. D. Gardner ............................. Managing Editor Solon R. Barber . ............................ News Editor C. Ray Kimball . ...Business Manager STA.FF RALPH J ORDAN . . .. . ............... ... .................. Ath l etics L. M. MECHAM .................................... Military J . T. W I LSON ... Exchanges C. W. PETERSON .... .. ......... ... ............. C h aff REPORTERS GEORGE CROFT CHASE KEARL SUMNER HATCH GEORGE BARBER MIL TON JENSEN ELLEN BARBER RAY J . S I LVE R LAVON SHARP E. L . C HRI ST IANSEN Vol.

x, ·11.

!'o"urnbcr l•'rldu3 ·, Mnr ch i,

tlHU .

lmp o r ta nl F1•c u\1) · Hu les. Followt11g aro some se lr -e:,qilanat o r y rules of tho Facultr which ha\'e becu vio lated. J.a ck of knowledge of such \'iolatlon may ha\'e been due to Ignorance of the rul es, heretofore made known to the s tud ents by 1>rint ed booklet:1. Sinc e none o r thes e b ooks were printed this year this means Is taken or ap11rl1.ing students of the regulations. Those which are of most interest to stud en t.a ap pear in hlack tn> e. Chan ges of Registr ati o n Any st ud ent desiring a change 111 regist r ation 11hould Immediately apply to the director o r th e :ichoo l in charge of th e course in which he is registered . H o must auend to a ll work for w h ich he is r egiste r ed, until he ts notified that t h o cha ng e or t r ansfe r has been made . Suc h cha n ges ( meaning t he dropping or adding of one or more s ubj ects) fo r the first t erm may be made only during the first two weeks afte r o pe ning or Co ll ege. witll t h e 1iermissio11 of the director of t he schoo l In whi c h the student is en roll e d. the heads of the departme n ts Interested, and the f111al a p1>ro\ ·al or the Atlendance and Scholars h ip Com n1ltlee. Bianka tor this 1>uriiose may be obtained at t he R egis tr ar's office. Before a c lui;. s:c or drol) card wl\l be co nside re d , a student m ust ha\·e the card 1iroperly fill ed o ut gi\'ing t he subjects taken, the subjec ts he desires to dro p , a nd th e subjec t s h e desires to add. Changes or studies begin n ing 111the second quarter may be mad e during the two we e ks pr ece ding tho opening of th e quarter, pro,·ided that permi ss ion is ob t ained as 11ro \·ided abo\'e. ,,. Changes mar not be made at o th er times in any t e~m, un less such c hanges are orde r ed by the Attend• 11&"!1 and Scholarshi11 Committee except o n the 11ay. , e n ~ M 60 cents tor one sub j ect, and $ 1.00 t or more th; u1 one- subject. and on obtaining 1icrmlsslon as pr o \·lded abO\ 'C. A st ud ent may Chango from one schoo l to another during th e first two wee ks after the rci;:istration of tbe student on the co nsent or the school directors co11· ceruetl. Altcntlunc c And Sc h olur sht11. Students entering class after roll call must -,xptaln their tardin ess to th e tea cher at the c lose of the recitation. on penalty of bei ng reJ>orted asbent for thebour . R egulur at t en dan ce at chap e l. lec tur es. recit ations. :;,pe lods of laboralory work. and drills aro r e quir e d ..._ thrQ\l ghout each quarter beginning with th e first day f Instru ction .

GrM. AN□ □Rill ARE COMBINE□

St11de11t>,1wh o hiu ·o be-en 11b iacnt fr om ch apel, Jcc turc 11, r cc llull o ns . 11crlo ds o f lul,JOrutor) ' or drill arc i-ct1u lrcd 011 1he t\r s l d 11)· uf their nttcndn nco lh ero uftcr t o cx 11l11l11 s u ch 11bscnce 1111dbo exc u sed b)" both th o Att c nd u nco Com mitt ee und th o l11structo r arr ccto d . F'11llur <: lo co ml)I )' with this rcgulutl o n IIIU)· r cilUII in 1c m1mrar) · !!luspc n:;lon . An oxc u se tor absence from c l11sscs d ocs not In an) " cm>o r cll <:, ·e th e s tud e nt fro m r c.~1m ns ibllity for th e wo rk mi sse d durln;.: th e abse nce. " ' l•en th e 11b se 11ccs o f 1\ s lud c nt In un y on e month In a n)' one or 1,11 s ubj cc t.s nm ouut to 12 per cen t. lh o s tud c 111 w lll be 1>11to n 11ro b11tio 11. E xce pti on t o lh is rulo wUI be 11u1de In th e fU.SC ot ubscnco 0 11 ncco ul•l o f 11ro lo 11ge d slck nes.\< (on th c, prese nl ution of 1>ro110r (Wid c nce) . or on nc co unt of ub,;c ncc from town t o tnk c pnrt lo Co ll ci;::c, n1hl c1lc!!, dcb 11tlu,:, o r dr1111u1IIC ac lh •lti c,,;, 11ro\·idin,: 1h111 11 lcm ·c of 111),;c u ce hus bee n o!Jtnin c cl fr o m th e Fn cult )". A1n' student lea\'lng sc ho ol lm mediately p r ecedi n g 11. re~ularly announced recess o r holldar . for examp le, Thanksgivi11g or Chr is tm as. without permission o f t he Co mmitte e on Attendance and t h e apprO\"al or the President shall ha\'e his grade reduced 10· 1>e r ce n t for each offe nso . A student desiring 11ermission to lea\'e College for a brier tim e must a 111 1ly to t h e Attendance and Scho larEChipCommittee and receive permissio n befo r e lea\'lng. Lea\'e or absenc e will not be gran t ed to stude nt s on 1,robation. or who hav e a condition or fullure against them in the 11re\•lous term. except on special act ion of th o Attendance and Sc ho larshi p Committee. No student shall allowed t o attend any class to exceed ten school days without being r egistered ror th e ;~:J::~<les given at exami nations and tor quarter

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regu lar !)• annou n ced exami n a t ion wlll be given a specla l exa m inat io n on ly up on making application on b lanks prO\'id ed fo r that purpose at hte Registrar's office. u'heu same ha1'e b een apJ)roved by the in s tru ctor a n d the Atte ndance and Scho lars hip Commi tt ee. Excep t in specia l cases, exc used by the Atten dan ce and S.;bolar sh\ 11Com m ittee. a fee of $ 1.00 will be cha rg e d, payab le at th e Sec r et ary·s office. All spec ial examlnutions must b e ta k en at dates specified br the Registrar. Socln l l ,if c. The cxtra-cir r ic ul a r activit ies of stude nt s are under the co ntrol or a Faculty Committee, ca ll ed tb e Committee ou Stude nt Affairs, which has th e a uth o r ity to enforce by s uspensio n . U necessa r y. all rules reg11hHl11g the Gen e ral Conduct and socia l lite of the College,

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Uuuer--.-\.nd ~~ Every student at the Utah Agricultura l Coll e ge 111 lnt e re ate d In the "Buzzer." Eac h . without e xce ption, would lik e to see an e po ch making book this yea r. The ~owns Deo pl e are Int e r es ted and so Is th e Alumni . Out In Kan sas, so me years ago, an A. C. Grad., alwa)'9 d esir lo us or kee ping in tou ch with h1s alma mater sen t for a Buzz e r . ,vh en It came, he turn ed th; puges, rep le t e with Aggie sp irit. remln ls ce nth •. He s tudi ed the faces, once familiar, and a thrill ran down his spine. Later, writing to a pal in Minn eso ta, 8 11c hooJ. ma te or ea rly dare, b e sai d : l.'oW'

"'Pill, the o ld sc h oo l' s going strong thi s year. She's booming. so n. Ju s t got th e "Buzzer" t oday, You can hear it buzz a bl oc k away. Boy, it sends m e sim ply wild to think o f schoo l days on that hill. Oh, to hear ye co wbell once again! But Bill, se nd tor th e Buzz e r before it ·s too lai e."

All organl1.atlons bearing th e na me or, or re11rese nt lng t he Co llege, must hnve th e ap 11roval or the Committee on Stude nt Affairs. S111dc111s occ u11yln g d or mit ories, and m embers ot n il fr11lc rnl1l cs , so r orltl ~ . ho use c lub !!, and other st ud e nt orgn nl7..allou s occupyi ng 1>crnm11e nt <1unr1ers for socl ul o r lh ·lng purJ IOSCS, s hnll ml o pt. h ou se rule s . - on or before March 22, a co py of such h ouse rul es sha ll be presente d t o the Chairman o r th e Committe e o n Student Affairs for tbe approva l or th e Comm itt ee. This mu st be acco1U11anied by a list of th e ac th·e members o n that date.

··em·· go t t h e lette r , a ud two weeks later, th e Bu ue r . H e passed t he g la d n e ws on t o "Slim." a nd "S lim·· made baste to te ll "Shorty," who was t eac h ing schoo l l11 Idaho. "'Sh orty," got a " Bu zzer," and d ev oured the book. cove r and a ll .

What I meun Is 1bl1: To Kansa s and '"Bill" a nd OrJ: 1111b~1!10 11s n fc r rcd 10 a s ubo\ ·c . s h nll ap- '"Sllm" an d '"Sho r ty,'" the ··Buzzer,'" is the sc h oo l, Juat In 1xi l11t :1 hou~c co mmitt ee ru ns lst lng o r 111 !en.st thr eo as W Iison Is th e United Stl\les, to the people o\'er m c mh Pr s, wh o s hnll be Jlr lmarlJy r es pon sibl e , 111_ France. Th ey Jove th ei r Al ma Mat er a nd r ejoice In lta •lh ·hluu lly nntl co llt' clh ,el) ·, for th e ohscr ,·Hnco of success. Th ey await Impatiently the a rrival or th e 01 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 :.:: .~: :: n:'. ~ 1~11: ~~1:~~~'; ·:.:, ;1 1~1~! ~: 11:~ ~::~ e ~1 :·:duz::l~~s f:;c!t~o::ecs~s ~!~os~::. !,e:;~e :: :I r b':o°: 1 1 ~:;;:, 1~~~s. a~~o~: r~: \~; ~:; ~ O:jrki:1~ca~i;1:_ ';; :~;~) l-'•1r u~ 1....~,.1 1;' ;: u~,:::;:i;:n ~~: 1~;:d:~: \:;;:;~ ~ ~ ;: : :::: :;a;:a::;c:~: :~ t o uch o f success. th ey ree l a d ee p aense 1 111 11 8 9 1 7 11 1 Indicating fair work; D 60·69) indicating l)Oo r work; 17,a tl uns not occ 1111) ·i11g a h ouse s hall 111 ,potnt II s lnlllur Studen t s, we want a n unu sunl '"811zze r "-an un~~ (50-59J llidicating t h at the student has been con- co mmitt ee wil h i<h11llnr dull ces uud N!SJIOnSlblUtl es. 1iara le ll ed Buz;,;er! dltlored; F (below 50) Ind icating co m plete failur e. In e ither cu,;e th e nam es of thi s Committ ee flf th ree ,vh en Kansas sees th o book thi s year, h e must ellA student may remO\'e ••condition·• without again sh all be fCJJOrlt.'t l to lh o St ud e nt Affair s Co mmitt ee perienc e a k een th rob of pride . of n11precla ti o n-"A. C., registering for t hat subject. If a ··co11dition" be not wit h 1he m t:lmb er.; hlp Ust nlr c1uly m enti oned. taunt or knowledge. you're doing thin gs, big things. old romo\'ed within one year, the stu d en t sha ll be counted All functions at which bot h men and women are f r ie nd. I wish you su ccess with all my hearl. H er e· s to as failed in that subject. ,,r ese nt must be 11roperOr c hap ero ned, and the n amQs J' OU! May t h e sun ne\'e r set upon rour achievements!" «\ st ud ent who gets a final grade of F iu a co urs e not or t he chaJ)ero nes must be registe r ed In th e office of th e Every stu d ent ca n h elp to make this year's "Buzzer" <"om11lcted inau}' one term mar contin ue in the course Committee 011 Student Artalrs t wo d ays befor e th e and exceptiona l book. H a nd In your s ub sc riptions and on ly by s pecial p ermissio n of th e intsructor concerned. function. s naps h ots. Tell t h e stair yo ur Ideas. cri ti cis ms, sug Stud e nts are ad\'ised not to participate In more AU 1mrtlc:1, r ccc 111J ons 1111dmi xe r s s hnll be hcld gestlons-anythl n g. thal one co ll ege actlvltr at once; and.th e)' w l\l ·1o t be either 011 l•'rld 11}" e \·e nlng. S11t11rd11)· e ,·c n lng, or lhe allowed to do so In more than tw o-a ll a thl c!lc s to ,:we nini;:: bcf ort:l n legn l h olid11y ( 1101 011 lh o e ve ning bo- Enoug h Losl Tim e. r.oun t as one . The editor of ··student Lite·· and dn y, unl ess 1hc lci-:al h ollduy fulls ou F'riday o r Slllu r Tu es d ay's Rep u blica n stated that Logan waa Student Dodr president may not engage in any other for e II half holltln y, uor o n t h e e \'CHing of a leg al hollmaking au e ffort to get the 91st Division demobilize d co ll ege acti\·ity e :1: ce 11t br specia l permission or t he d 11)·) ; nnd s hall close 111 . or befor e clo \·c n o'clock. No h e r e. College Council . e.lcc 11tlon to thi s rul e can be mnd e without Sp(!Cinl Again we must remi nd th e 1rnbllc thut th e 11tudenta P rohui lo n. ,enz>laslou from th e Co mmltt cc o n Stu d ent . Affairs. I of the Ag r ic ul t ural Co ll ege a r e op p osed to s u ch a 1 11 1 1 1 11 0 1 1100;' :);,:.::~: :: ~:. ~1:~~·. ~; h:: ::;~;.\p~ 7 ;~h11::,h:t;o;:br:;; th e ;~ :~11~=:1;~s : ~1:, '0 ~u~:,!;"r 1~!:t : : :.sb ob~:: c n~\:: 1 ro~r; r~ IY L oga n has bad e noug h advertisi ng and rule s or other mi sco ndu c t . ,\·ot1co of su ch probnllon <'1·cnt ls -"'C h edul cd. made money enough through mil itary work. It la ;,. ,;c n1 t o th e 1mre 111s and Instructors co uc er ned. Til e gym n asium may not be use tl for any socia l.! time to ca ll a halt. Th e Ag r lcu ltu ra l College Is no Any st u dent who falls t o maintain a schola rsh lll 11thl otl c. o r dramatic events without written permlslongcr a mllltary ca n111. The S. A. T . C. h es been standing consisting or a passing grade In at least 10 &ion o f the At hl e ti c Director. whose office will be found de m obilized and th e 145th co nsumetl two wee ks ot c r edit hours , is automatlca ll y p laced u11on pr obation. in the grmnaslum. good schoo l tim e In bidd in g good bre t o ar my lit e. Ir he fai ls to pass In 10 c r edit h our s at th e next F.:\'err student must kce ,; ·h is cor rec t Logan an d If the 9 1st Is demobilized h ere It wlll me an a tull e xamination h e will be dro1 1pcd from the Co ll ege by home address. and his corr ect sutdy sc h e du le 011 file In cessation or a ll sc holasti c work. the Atlendance and Scho larship Co m mit t ee. the Hegistrar's olf ice. Failur e to do t his wlll res ult In T im e enough hus been co nsumed In advertising. It ~tudcnts on probation will not be allowed to 1>Ur• serious d isclpllnary action. it n ow time to ge t back on th e" Job and go to work. tl cl 11ate in any 1rnbll c contest or ex hibiti on, a t h letlc, ___ MILTON JE NSEN. musical. dramatic, or oratorical; or to scr\'e on the l,ct'ia 1~11 1 1\11d Not \\ ·n 11. staff of a11y student publlcatlon. The opt.>ning or the Cafeteria at 11 :30 muy In some from t he stand 1>ol n t o f the stude nt s the t ime sa ved l udi\'ldua l records are kept or all d e linquencies. way nlle,·iatc the 11a11g s w h ich come from an extra would pay. The t im e of 200 students for fift ee n th eir exp lanation. and the resu l ting disciplina r y ac• half hour wait for twenty-f11•e cents wort h o f food to mi n utes a day Is worth somet hin g. Purther sti ll . so me lion; and arc taken into account h• determining t he Rtav the wolf from our lnternal doo rs. Then. on the needy st u dent co uld profit by th e ope n ing afforded by !lludcnt·s standing In the school. other hand it Ola)' not . Most of the students Jl\' e up t h e crea tion o f one more se n •er·s pm~lt\011. Th e Chairman o r the Attendance anti Scho lar shl 11 to th eir schedu les by taklng their lun ches at twe l\'e. Committee may at any time. and on his own aut hority. That is. titer s tart t o take ii. but few get it then . A Pl ci, 1-'or Go, ·c r11111 c 111Cm1tr o l of th o Tow e l S uppl) ' !';usucnc\ a s tud ent from the College for such time ns ~~\'Orr one must stay iu line a hair hour to get his bitti. It Is de1ilorab le, Indeed, that whe11 we stel) o,·o r to hr secs fit. There ls another way or stopJ1ing thls wa s1e of t he Gym .• take a swim or a s hower a nd s tep ou t o r th e 1::xuminations. time and loss or patience, whi ch. to say the least. Is water we find that there are no towe ls wit h which to Each st1Hlent must take all examina ti ons unworthy o f an Institution which has prided itself o n blot th e moisture fro m our anatomy. Just w h at Is th e "'"heduled hy his !nsl ru cto r . Excc11tlo ns may be made Its efficiency. More help cou ld be e mpl ored. Th e most troubl e? Why this u nseem ly neglect. I t Is ce rtalnlr a h1 the case or 1hos e students ha, •lng grades or B or It would cos t to ha\"c an extra man sen·lng wo ul d be a blot on our spot less escutc heon of efficiency a nd If there het'.cr. who ar~ exc used from the examination at the 1lollar n day. From a 1111rely business stand i1oint thi s ts a laundry worker's strike on, we, for o n e, arc In ont1011 or t he mstructor. would JIily, for somo stu dents ha\'e sworn off on ea tin g favo r of go\'ernme nt con trol o r th e laundr) '. At uny 1\11\· student who absents hims e lf from a n y at the Cafeteria because or the disagreeable wait. 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In a ftght ~ by the Senio r ! It la deftnltely decided that there t:te~ -~~~\=:1:ty~~ ~~:/~:: : pres id ent' s bidding against hlm se U will be no College Opera this year. ter. the Senior class car ri ed off" the north- Although plans •were made to pr eeast corne r of the Gym. for their sent It about the 15th of t his month, The Misses Abbie Smith and Juni or Prom booth ror a sum of the sentiment of those conce rn ed Is Comfo r t Bachman have been twenty-seven dollars and thlrt)' cents. to abandon the annua l event. pledged by the Beta Delta soro rlt y. 1 0 !This corner Is the best In the Gym . ltbw",d "d ''e redlblloda)· th at ba ' Arno and~Klrkham are 1num er o 1n 1spens e ma 1e war - , and 1t Is here that th e cro wd a lwa)·S ·i1 bll d b h about the ha lls extendi ng the glad cong r ega tes. Th e Faculty bought e:~ : ~e ~e !~Int~~ ~: r m~maendath~/• hand to old acquaintances . 1hoo tb numbe r two, th e sou t bwe st • .. Dad" on the farm . Without tb: 1 --I corner for twenty-ft\'e dollars. Then l pre&ence of those men there would A . C. ("Ab e") Coo l ey, an old the ftght started ror the third corner, b r b di ! Aggie. now Di rec tor of Extension 11 1 1 1 1 the no r thwest. The battl e raged be- -e:e r/\:ei~c~ .:::t of New 0 ;ra~a .e :ndes ~~ work at the Stat e College l 1ween the Sophs. and Freshmen untn l course an Opera mu~t ba,·e a suf- '.Mexl co, was at the Co lleg e vtaltl~g finally the Frosh took It tor twenty - Oclent number of ma le voices to hla brother Osca r at the Cafeteria one ftfly. This left the Sophomo r es balance those or their oppotltes. yeste r day. out In the cold with number four, P rof. Johnson Is anxious and the southeast co rner. for sevent ee n will ing to do bis pa r t, which means ! Students Interested last I In dollars. six weeks of constant work and ' year's history of the College may Pr e,·lous to the bidd ing seve ral wo rr y, but rather than pr esent an ' get It from volume six t een of Stum u sica l sele<:tlons were played by entertainment whic h might tall be- I dent Life which bas just been reGean Austin, William Peterson and low the high standa r d or those pre- turned fr om the binders . E. Christiansen. Ch ai r man Nebeker sentd In the past, the deelalon Is ob- 1 --o r the Prom. Committee told the YIOusl)' a w:se on e. Th e n ew fire apparatus was u sed 1 ::':!1:nte,~::t T~ e t: 1~ P:u: sst !:~ u c! 1~; :~1~sedn:~a :S:~e !: e~~s j ~:1:e~h; . ~~s~v~!:~1 g~:s:h e ~::en::1t:~ democracy an d the dress s uit came C lub be given a trip, providing a I in Stud e nt Lif e office he ated to s uch up; but Mr. Nebeke r se ttl ed It by sufficient numbe r of capable mem- 1a. d eg ree th at It beca m e neces sary for sayi n g that a person shou ld fee l pe r - bers can be he ld togethe r. This Is che mi ca ls t o extinguish It. tectl)· at home whethe r ga rbed In a wo r th while undertaking since ! overalls, or a dress suit lert him as a an organization like this with a Clem Ha yv,~ugg es t ed that famlh· hei rl oom. Plans for the ac - pretentious prog r am will be lnstru• put ab ra as foot rail a round the commodation of the expe cted c rowds mental In placing befo r e the people ; 0:ntaln In the main hall . Clem says v,•ere discussed. This year th e ladl es of the State the more a rtistic side he Is st r ong fo r pr ohibition but he will mee t thelr highly honored of the College. as well as cr eating a lik es to re call the good old days and

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~·; r:.!u $~~t ~: get a •·Buzze r " wben the book comes out and not subsc rib e nov.•, you will be 'sadly disappointed . "Se niors , Juniors . Sophomores ! Get your "Buzze r " pi ct ur es tak e n t o-day and Saturd a)· afternoon. Some of you haven't bad them tak e n. This a pplies to you. So rority Girls! (Softly, softly, be diplomatic nov,). Girls , will you klndh ' co ndes ce nd to have T org eson "~hoot" you? Not th a t!!! Take ·you r pictu r es! He will do it on the

that all men who wish to play bas eball this spring or participat e In any t rack events see him some tim e Mondav . "Dick" a lso announc es that he wis.h ea these men wou ld start training while the starting Is go od. for the Aggie Mentor promis es that

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following da) 'S: Be tas-Satu r day 8th. So r osls--Sunday, 3: 00. Th e ta s- Mo nday Ma rch 10, 11.

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Delta E ps il on fr ate rnll ) en- fathe r __ _ thlrt) cou ples at a de ligh t • The Cafete ri a in the mam bu ild ing 1 pastime of electing ca ptains Thi s ls ~u~lld:n;~:! :::t:o~~ h:h~ ; v, ill be open hereafter at 11 30 so as open season on captains and th e g ! llevtate in some part the sufferdosing date will not be ror some an d C Ra} Kimb a ll were in cha rg e ~~g: Incide nt a l to the long. lon g weeks yet, so all ye ambitious cap- o r arrangem~n~~-- _ . _ line up. 0 :1::ta~:;1! ~~l:a~b~:1~u;o:::: 1+-------------+ Howa rd Mc-Do-n-,1-d.-a studen t of

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·with the Robina co mes oth er pleasant anticipations. among them being the pleasant and e\'e r popular

TORGESON ~~~s STUDIO agers. manager Comer Main and Cent er Sts- this year's track,

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C. M. WendP-lboe

:::n v.!~t b::!~t t~:a ~,: ·t; :tt: ou : :: I Thank you~ _gir~s . Waldo Rlt~as one of the begin training will wish th e)· had Th lrt )•. flve ac t l\·e a nd bo rorarr commissioned officers in th e 14 5 t h heeded the ca ll to th e Gym whil e th e members o r th e Beta Delta sorority Field Artillery Is at schoo l after two snow was ,·et on th e ground. and t hei r esco r ts were present at the ,•cars· absence. Before participating · • • • fo urth ann u al ball of the sorority a t h big game Riter did ,·alisnt serI Th ere is an exce llent cha nce for the Bluehi rd Ha ll laS t Satu rd ay· v~c~ :n the cade t battalion h ere at the A. C. to land th e tra ck m ee t fo r r Choice r efr eshments and dnl_nty dee- the Co lle.;e. the High Schools or th e Northern orations In J apanese were m part Oh·islon this sp ri ng. At the pr esent responsib le for th e genera l Jilea~ur~ '.\tr Cobu rn hn s been lea rning th e I th writing it looks almost lik e a cer- of e e; en ln:, ~~r. a:: a r ; 0 ~ walking with a crut ch th e past tainty that this will co me to pass . ;;;:r~h: ;;ia~s en · and ~tr. a~d '.\trs. week. Gou t Is not the cause, sa~•s Mr,: 1 On th e other hand th e re Is so m e N . A. Pedersen and Mrs . H. R. Mc- Coburn. An old time ath let ic mju r ._ ch ance tor th e Co ll ege being th e Gee were pat ron s of the e,•ening. jwas. unco, ·e red by a fall In a basket scene or the State High Schoo l ball game. basketball tournament although the Unlversit"of Utah Is tr)'lng ha rd for --Dr Geo rge R . Hill Jr ., spe nt th e this e,•eni.. No definite de clsl~n bas Dougla s Smith po~ ul_ar ba ake tb a l~ latte; J)art of last week In Salt Lak e been mad e all yet but th e pow ers that gua rd fo r two years is m Heber Ci t ) ad,·lslng the legis lature. be at the A. c. are doing th e ir be st! after a rea r and a hair o,·er th e re __ _ to land the scholastic ath letic plum : wi t b th e Ten th , Engin eers. ." Doug ," "S tu bby" Peterson spent a few

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Sor os ls pl edges and th eir pa rtners 1t'/================= ======== ==== ======== ======c=,===============,;============ wer e en t erta ined at Progr essi ve 5 oo Sa turda)' b)· Miss Della Morr e ll, ltrs . Bill Mo rr e ll and Mrs . Ra y B. WeS t · Prl zeg were won by Miss Mari e 1 I Pedersen and '.\Ir. Alton Harri son .

For

OPT ICAL DEPARTMENT in charge o f a Compec,. e nt Optometri s t . E:cpe.rt Attention Gin o to Teet,. Ing of E)es an d FitUng of Glasses. We have ou r own lens grinding plant and 1toct o r uncut lenses Broken tenses dup li cated a.:id re, phlced In an honr We \fak o • Sped&lty of Flne ~paJ .rlng . Conac l-

UMBREJ ,LAS ~{ESH B:\ GCi

Mr . Ogb urn ta lk ed on magazines and magazin e s tuff to th e members of th e Book\o,·era Club , who m et with Kinni e Caine. Thursda y• F eb. I 27 th . --Th e Misses Oertrude and Bertha th !See ley a re ba ck al schoo l for e r emornin g, Mar ch malnde r o r th e term . Th ey wer e ca llle d home hY th e death or a stst er .

ATHLETIC GOODS

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Aaron Bracken, a gradua t e of 1914 , and f or me J Instructor ln l agronomy, made bis appearance at the Co llege Wednesday . He sun possesses hi& happ)' smile a nd con - · genia l disposition. He v,•l\l he at the College for about ten da) ·s.

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1: ~:us:~t~b~:~i:: ~::~l)~::ea:::u:'::~ that on recount of th e score It was found that the "B earcata" wer e th e victor by one Held bask et or two points. "At a ·01 Boy, Frosh, more th a n one basketball game baa been won on the scorebook just lllke "Snail" Harrl s wins his pool games by be ing ab le to count raster than his opponent. It all depends on who can count th e fastest these days. • • • Coach L owell Romney announc es

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::~0;0t:::s!~u:.an proftt h>· trying "A game won is one to the good ___ _ and there are many ways or win BZZZZZZZZ'J:J} ning a game," says the members of • our worthy Frosh basketball quint. 1f you want a "Buzze r " get It And the Frosh demonstrat ed on e this week : .. We a r e not g~lng to way of winning when th ey cant ered print a lot of ext r a copies this year .

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ronsi,1..-retinn. ar1l (";10 onl}· C'O me D~~?~n~ long promised edition of "L " n" Andr;;;-ls back to schoo l from kno" m;: rou h,,.-., tlu, bc!,ct ,cpanr olh,:r s1·Mn,t .. r by ren:,<> n of 11rntnr. nnd hein;: sure )On arc at 'I Student Life, commemorating " v-eatc r cnpac l..)• and tJ1e sawerea - all tunes 8<'(-omp]b,hing t/1c best tbe ,•lslt of the 145th Field I :!~c:e a; :~;e;::t~\~e~~;a!r:;::/i: wns that sa•·e labor. J11X5ible results . Artillery to Logan , necessltat es the Issuing or only this a baslil'tba ll game. 0 ~~~t;::s e!-~ 1\ :.i~:x:h:e;r~~te~ :-,tr 1 e . Ball. 0•1ce p rominent in Th uo &r•allfa c h oY• l""J'O .. Luall-al••eAI is,lado fthcop_. ...,.;1,the magazine will be a ,·a ll ab\e I Student Body affairs. now State to -Y11 lo &AJ' proq,e,cliYe bu,-~r. U ,-ou do11't know tbe ne-...,.1 De La .. al •UOI C.,- _.;,., lh• 01oara1 D e La uJ office, ._. l>elow. a t the usual time. Friday at I Lead er In Boys Club \\~ork partook of I noon . Nothing of the na ture dinne r \n th e Cafeteria ·wednesda}·. of h will bo =Id hm. It •·Ill be here to be commented on llur:h Harve)· was in tov,-n Friday 165 Broadway , New York 29 E. Macfuon Str eet, Chi~o at enough length next week . and Saturda}· o f 111st week to attend 50,000 BRANCHES AND LOCAL AC£NClES TP.E WORLD OVER I :e~a Ei::::nand::::n:aiiart~· and the ,_ ____________________ __.

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m~n was iransfer~cdlt rrr: n~tD;::s:! 1 ~ ::t:c~~~I~;: ~g~t : u 11;~ s ldcu cy. 'Mr 1-'nne ll's extraordlm1ry train Ing ~akcs him emincnllY ntted for a posllion or thi s kind . li e l111sbee n t rained on the fnrin. in all typ es of :,,;rk ultu re. Il ls trainlnf:: In the De1 1 ::::~:: ;~. ~~bi~~:.\c~~~ur :e~~ ,:~~ ;s

~;~;~~eo~if:1~:c:~:10 :c:!~1::\!'sh b:11~:~ t;;;ia~~OJl~ad for the 11,oollof th e College and th e ms<>h·es thlln lndh'idual gir ls.I Each lndl\•l du a l gir l 11111streall:i:e her rC'latlon ot her soro r ltr and _the Co li.~ge, and work and pull wi th the othe r girls for the good or her

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ever known. Thou It <..:arue to Pass tbat this Bortrnu d Person went to College. !~e said that He cou ld undoubtedly l each the Profs a Few New Ones on t~1e "Phllllogy ot tbo Ancient

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STUDENTS: Let us Show )'ou our Cowpl cto Lin es or Sto ves , n,mg es, Furniture, Ru gs n.nd Linol e um . The1 11Jeaso because th ey are th e Belt.

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::;!::n~:n:::.s :~t S~~l;g~~ 11 n; j ~1\%:.1~~::1~:~ 1~1~n~:\::~ 11 Prors . After c lass He used to Step n sec ret which she SR)'S she and the u11 with his Dlgn!Ood Stride and famlh • Bible alone will t ell, and tow Co ngr/ll ulato the Pro! on His Sue• many 11ro po sa ls she has had. Se,·eral t:ess fu! lecture that Day. are hint e d al. Slie wlll t e ll him of th e ===== == j Ono Day He F ell Down Stairs. i;ood old days wh en s he 11lared on the Nobody E" e r Knew who Pushed basketball t ('a m whif'h won th e 111 0 1 1 1 11 Wh> :,.;,:,t Say it to tho Girl.s -- -~~-e~t :; ~e~ ~ ;/~ .~~ th e Facul• ~ ;; ~ :\: ~sh;p s;:11~::s:tu1~:tts~1ea : I .. 1th F lu, ,.-•n; nt th e L)" Took Pi ty on Him aod let blw ahillt)': of ridi ng slXl)'-n,·e mil es in a '"l'heta B.nll" go. Th ey ga, ·e him th e Degree, I.C ., day by horseback over th e old Santa \\ 'c h l\\ 'O Ho,.l.._, C11rn ntio ns, 1 1 1 ~::nl::de/.', 00 ;;~pr;be~~"-::: :: 11:;~~t!:~tt!n:~~ :ftl:~~lc !~:~1:~1~ Yio lets IUld SwocL l' eas. \\ 'o nm ko "C or sugo Ho uqu etcs" ___ I Bertrand thought He was Honored. Jr an d ot he r n1agazlnes; or the book f i~owr y Ne lso n ha s gone to Manti His He ad Swelled so that His Hair she is conte111pla t lng writ lug on the · L I NDQU IST where he wlll uss um c th e duti es of ~·cit out, one Uy one. "Orama as F:trecth•(' Prndnce r of F lori~l l)e parlm c 11t Agrlculturnl Agent [Or Sa1111 et c1 Ho was Glveu II Job lo the ofnce ! Good Cltize11s.' " Silo wlll te ll yo u that !'h one 111 County . ll Is only n tran sfe r 011 tb o,o f '"l'akoltall and Co." He sat Inn th C' College p lay should be more part of the Extension Oh·ision, a nd Little 2x4 Cub by Hole and Counted than mere thea1rlcal work of a com•- •----..-•- •--- - •i~owry who has t,ce11 Assistant Coun- : How Many Trips the Office Boy mercial nature. that It s hould lie a Ah gents ! now enter the Frosh F RED 1\lAR\VE DEL tv Agent hC're for th e l)nst )ear v;1ll made to the nearby Soda Fountain so ur ce of r ea l de velo1im e nt to those o r th e , Bearcat.s" as Coac h Lowe ll still be co nn ec1cd v.1th the A C For this Ar.duous Labor He "as In 1t Richard Romney , Dick," calls his Whil e nttendlng schoo l at tho A Presented, Each \\OOk, with just ex• All th ese things she inn) te ll vou tnveotlou, the Freshmen buketball 1 10 U p s tair s 87 N . Mam ~\ 'e~~: 1~~e:: ~s~~c " 1~L : ll~::~lonor T:~le~ ~enRo;i°od) Ir~: ~1 But be not festiv e a.bout 1~\::~ ~ ; 0 ~t'i:~r=~:f or E~:~; , team Alt e 1mg , C l eam n g, P1essmg . ting argum e nt over th o de hallng l "as J>rescnted Each and Every week once 111a v;hllo her brown ores wi ll the 'Dlngllng-s' because tho they rostrum \,as one or his st r ong ,11th Just exactly Ten, Big, Round, f lash and a full open s 111 !lo greet )Ou ma> not play ve r y often they do play th0 ND l pomt s ! lo a lso t ook 111rt III dranrn- llard, Iron Men asshcdisco1orssomothlngnbout)'OU when Y tak e olf t h eir heavy lHE ON I,\' F l,O WER A ti cs edited Student Life and on l) BUT- The name or the Firm Th on if she has r ea l coufidcuco in S\1cato rs and spi t on their hands l' LANT SHOI' I N TOWN las, · , ear he lped to put Boccacc io I had changed Bertrand's chocks )OU she "11\ t ell o r her llo)s Ho\\eve r , \\6 lea rued long ago across In a most s uccess ful mnun or l "c r e 110" signed lo La r go Round half dozen or th:cm who hav e had that the first pr inc iple of a "sto r y" ~ Aft e r graduation In 1916 Lowr> llie rogl)l1blcs v;lth this Name, vl:r: mutual interests with her and be- Is that tho essontla l thtng b e In the bccam(' scc reta r) to th e Pr es ident or I Work Harde This I W H wor e t\\ecn " horn t he r e baa been nlmost a fint sentence and here we are way 3 1 Petlc 1.1l \lt•mu , the Co lleg e. li e ca rri ed summons t o Props Oil Ills E)es but \\hat of that Olla! maternal re latlon s 11rlng up-- down he r e, 80 this Is how it waa •-----------: many students to appear on the Ho was the One who Snt Nei:t to These ffi('ll kuow tho real Miss The Frosh beat th e South Cache 8 1 1 SITH<fES •·green ca r~~~·" a nd ~~u;c o r__ ':~ 011~e.~ ~ee;;~a:~t~ ~~sss;; 11 ~~Jle~~ 1::d ~: ~ ~:~ntsman a11d forg ot that she has a :;g:u!:huo:t 111 la;o~ 11 d9a~; n~g:: :r!!o t!: 1 1 1 UAMTHdS Hi s Dea r · _ ___ Bu s in ess Men or Logan, Tuesday 1::\~ ~~c:'sce gt~~eaon~-\i~nc :cc :: 1:; Y Pop 11lng Eyes to what 0 co ming dowu the hnll Teacher Said. It Is Said that He night by a questionab le sco r e, none CARL ISL:ro:r~e~~:alUNOSON [ l~owry is a mombo~ of th e P ere• Btttl One Qua r t or 0 11 each Mid • an~et:~; ; : t:~~ln:o ;~:::~~l:~; c;~: r:'.r~:~ ~,rl\l 1~1:::~~::~~ ~1~c;:;~" ,.: ~;~ ~\11~s :::ts%:1: ta~k11 e;: I\ · succeed in his 11ew work. as he has Snnb11r11,,~;dgar Lee ~ta ste rs, Vachel s·uccee ded ln n11 11ast und er takings. Litulsar, 13ntli;cr Clark and Amy Lowell. l\llss Lowe ll' s " Pattern s·· which !lliss 11unts111an i-ead. Is consldcred th e most l."!XQ uisite poem In FLOWERS" fr ee n• r $<' In America.

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William Curr ell ( Th e Rexnll Tran s fe r M1m) Calls Answered Promptly. Phoue "Rexa.11 Sto r o" No. l or 2 Phone, Residence, 878 W. Pr ices Rea sonable . Logan, Utah

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n ';,~~ moro years Have El apsedOur Hero Berte Still sits tu tbe 11 0 :f~e: 1 ~: 2x4 Plgco~ Ho le and Count.s the or. Stud en t nee Boy's Tr ip to the Nearb>: Foun• wel come tal n. Bu~ He now Pulls Do" n Nine

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doubt th~t t he 0 1c1A. c. s pirit 1s st: 1 10 ~;; e; 1::s ~a: : 0 tt: etre~ r!g:t and are_ beginning to ho lp out with l hcye lling . Lowr} Nelson gave an exce llent talk on the old time A C. spirit which has gone a lo ng way to help win the games and put the Ogllt Into the tea ms P resident Hatc h 111nd0, a s hor~ nd 1 11 !~\~:su~~:' !, : ~ a tl:: :e~t morning and on ly the early hour vrevented more rrnm being t here.

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Th e Sons or the American Revolu~~:1;c ~r~:1:1~~\1~ .oi1~~~ wil:~e~~m1!1:!~ conte st \\ill be he ld Monda, Mnr c h the 17th in Hoom 280 al 4 o'clock One " ee k after the close of the Th o gener,i l siibj.-.ct is • Patriotism basketball season footlln ll w\11 comA t on t o twehe minute pro1iared rnenco in ear11est Coach Romney Is s 1i<>ech Is th e re1pur c ment This not taking an} cbo.nccs and U we contest Is ope n on l} to )Oung men o f Ille to ,dn that 1919 c ham 11lonsh l1> the schoo l All st ud ents Intending to l \IC mu st start now th 11 ~~ :l~s~ hl~u~~:~ 1 1 hl~~=mtl;~'; ~:;;;: (Ir~ ;~~ rl~1~~m~1:~s;:11 : r :;n:~,t :!t!~ Mar ch the lHh . t he r e wll he some real lh•o sklrml lshes. Romn ey urges that everyone

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th o :!1~,;~ - ai~· ~1 s:1;~!~n;r: ra ~;:it~~~~ 1 1 but thev are insignlncant In nn arlicle LOGAN, UTAH which ~·ants to tell an)'thlng or 111 0. real woman. A General Commercial Banking Bu siness T ranaacted. ( B>· "Sc r n11h") Miss Hunt sman is a real bonest-toBertrand was a \Vise Guy all goodness human with a c hnra ctcr an d Acco unt s of the Facu l ty , St ud ent Bod;,, Officers a nd Member s --rlgbt .. He wa.s Practically Sure tbat persona lit r all he r own. lnd c 1>endof the S. A. T. C. Welcomed. Mrs. Stephen Allbol aud Miss Sarn 'l'bree aud Fou r were Seven a nd He ence, courage a nd n cr eative ab ili ty lh1nt sma n tnlkcd to th <> sorority could Easily give his Dad all tll.e l111r.-. d_omlnant renturcs or her charPrompt and Careful Attention Guaranteed . gir ls or th e C.-illcgc Thursday, 1-'eb- Doiie on how to Run his Bu si ness. arter Op t imism and a sense or h umo r L-. ru nr y 27. in the won1en·s rest r oo m. lie had a Rep or being the Fa.steel mnrk her prsona lll) ' distinctly. Other "The business of collaboration anti Boy In Town on Counting up the features ar c less ensli)' detected by oo-0 11eration." Mrs . Abbot said, "Is Drinks and it tbe Sum Total equa l- th e cas ual obscn •er. Th e quivering in th (' air 1hr o11ghout the whol e le d moro than One, He cou ld al• ,•irgl n or th e adol esco ut youth Is apt IS GIVEN AT world. The world needs it and we ,,ays Puss on tbe Bil l to Georg e or 10 mistnk_e_ Mlss Hunt sman "s k ee n ne<> d It . Sororities are esse ntial to 1Some other I nnocent and Good Na- dire c t c r,ticlsme for shrewishness

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tur e and mnJorf'd in Agronomy paytng special attention to soils work . li e 1 s~enl bis s 11m; :r; IJ~~ctl~~~ 011 th "ork e · 1 St Valley ,·acntlons were Sllf'llt n ar · " vom mi; cc 1itcd a 1 1 l1pon ~ru(~un~~::c(t St ::~s Dcpart III 0 11osltion t _ . d 1 11 ment of Agr,cul_ture \~t C 1\ : arc. 1 1 1 quart e~>~-\ \s"::~:~ ;~~ ;~;hu~tn~m an{; 1 aided · f a minor 1,os i0 ha: d ,: :~ 0 ;onn:1ciillrtment at 1 tlo 1 1 a l~~g;~:~ ; 4 , 191 9, William 1 Marlon J a rdin e, another u. A. c.

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gi:: 1~:~ ~:rd~::sc :1:~ts ~1~/ ~ 01~0 a disad, •antng c In j)8Sl years in uot th 'ly will have to put the two top others of her Int er llre te ll anyth ing h:lV!ng nn ndcquale club room. This them off to let th e moon rmss. I about the renl wo,;nnn. That time has rear gi\•cs brighter prosii ects for ad• • • ! been spent In the Unlvenlty of New justiug this rniilt than e,·er before . The Lord said let -there bo light Mexico as head or the English deThe for mntion or the Commercial 'In d thf're was light . The editor or 1mrtment; that fou r years were spent Club together with labor sa,•illg de- Student Life Snl(l let there be llglll Oil in the 1\lontlcello Seminary for gi rl s ,·ices and the h1rgo en ro llm en t In tho third floor and there was no at Alton. IJ\ln ols. as an English antl .;omm ('rc!n l cou rses, mak e for pro- llght. It all depends 011 who sa)'s a 1-:1ocutlon Instructor: that ot her grcss in the School of Commerce "thing . vC'ars lnn•e been s11ent In like capacwhich s peak s we ll for its future. iul's at Michiglln Seminary nt KalaTho th ere nrc but a re w months of ,vhy not "stage·· th e Khan de • nmzoo, Michtg11n, at the Leland 11 the school vcnr loft the Commercia l bntf'S In the chape l r oom wher e we Standford Unive rsity Sum mer School Club i>romis~s t o get bu s,· and a s ca n really cn Joy them? ntHI with the Caltfornln Ai-ts and heretofore one or th t.: i~11ortnnt • • • ('rnrts Assodntlou before coming to

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field at nlg~t ha s nothmg on the third floor in the da)Umo u the sun should fail to appear some !lay we shall all ha~e to carry cand les to our classes 011 tho third floor . • • • They arc going to build a building 1 11 11 1 1 Club has bee n at ~; 0 ~~~~ :: 1 1~~1: ;:sg:~ ~ 1~;/:.~~

, admlt girls 111the Schoo l of Commeice to thl' club was overru led am! membcrshl11 will be limited to men of the schoo l. The club will con1prise more than th ir tr colle ge moll In 1 addition to others registered In

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r oll. 'OG, the form e r an A. C. graduat e aud popular st ude nt Is now occuiirlng a 11\nc('·or high nud dl:i:z)" 1,ro11ortio11s at l{au sas S t ntc Coll ege. and the latt er Is Director or th e Kansas Experlinent st a 110n"Da,•c" 1-~arrell was a st ud ent at th e U. A. C. for sev('rn l rears befor e· !!Is graduation In 1907 \Vhll c her e lie wos 1-~ditor of Sludout Lif e, a membe r of sevcrnl c lu hs and orgdantst 11nd zatlons, a cadet ofl\cc r a u ent o r h !~ h cal!br o. And he wns abo,•e all a ,c:ootl fellow. po1rnlnr nmo1:~- ~: ~ ~:~r:\ t\:

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:e:~i°ne;, t:!v'f aC:ge!:s h:~;mt tnw!~::: 0 ville and keeping the smallest half he re. The ho.If that went to Wells• ville co unt themse lves Ju st one yelll" olde r th an when they left for th ey s pent two yenrs the r e that night " J oo' Mnu ghan s hould have n med• a l ror ll\'lllg In We llsvllle and th e to\\n shou ld put up a big bend-

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