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About Oregon emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1909-1920 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 23, 1913)
NEWS STUDENTS WILL TAKE ALL DAY EXAM Fendal Waite Heads Staff Which Will Edit Regular Issue of Register. The first examination at the Univer sity this semester will be that given to the students in the Journalism classes, on February 2. It is also the first all day examination held at the University. The newspaper students must edit an issue of the Morning Register without assistance before be ing given their grades for the term. The staff, as assigned by Professor E. W. Allen is as follows: Editor-in-chief, Fendal Waite; as sistants. Carlton Spencer, Robert Fa riss; managing editor, Karl Onthank: telegraph editor. Franklin Allen; city editor, Harold Young; news editor, Henry Fowler; Sunday staff, Nellie Hemenway, Edna McKnight, Thad Wentworth; sporting editor, Wallace Mount; assistants, S. Cook, T. Boy len; society editor, Ethel Tooze; as sistants, Helen Driver, Evelyn Har ding, June Shepherd. oooooooooooo o BOOKS ADDED TO LIBRARY o oooooooooooo Journalism. Shuman, E. L. Practical journalism. 1910. Philosophy and Religion. Bergson, H. L. An introduction to metaphysics. 1912. Berle, A. A. How shall we teach re ligion? 1903. City Young Men’s Christian Associa tion, Eugene, Ore. Our annual re port to contributors, members and friends. 1912. Political and Social Science. Committee of one hundred, Washing ton, D. C. The civil service, civil pensions in foreign countries. 1912. Ford, T. L. California state prisons. 1910. I New York (state). Highway com mission. Report. 1910-11. Highway commission. Bureau of town highways. Bulletin. V. 1. 1910. New York. Laws, statutes, etc. The election law. 1912. The highway law. 1912. Sulzberger. C. L. Is immigration a menace? 1912. Education. Huey, E. B. Backward and feeble minded children. 1912. Oregon. Library commission. List of books for school libraries of the state of Oregon. 1907. 2v. Southern education congress. Educa tional progress in the south. 1907. Natural Science. Contributions to North American eth nology. 1891-93. Coaper, J. G. company. Catalogue of California fossils. 1888. Useful Arts. Courtney, J. W. Conquest of nerves. 1911. Harrigton, I. S. Choice and care of utensils. 1912. Illuminating engineering society. Light, its use and misuse. cl912. Long, H. C. and Percival, John. Com mon weeds of the farm and garden. 1910. Rockefeller sanitary commission for the eradication of the hookworm disease. Hookworm infection • in foreign countries. 1911. Rogers, O. H. A working program for a small city in relation to tuber culosis. 1908. Schenck, C. A. Baltimore lectures on sylviculture. 1907. Fine Arts. Barnard, F. A. P. Art culture: its relation to national refinement and national morality. 1864. Bell, Malcolm. Drawings of Rem brandt. 1908. English and American Literature. King, Basil. The wild olive, n. d. Intercollegiate debates. 1912. Massinger, Philip. Plays. 1813. Randolph, A. M. A. The trial of Sir John Falstaff. 1893. Shakespeare, William. Plays edited and annotated by Charles and Mary Cowden Clarke, n. d. Shakespeare, William. Sonnets and A lover’s complaint. 1907. Biography. Lincoln, Abraham. Abraham Lin coln; first and second inaugural addresses. 1912. U. S. 61st Cong. 2nd sess., 1909-1910. Statues erected in Statuary Hall. 1910. STUDENT BODY DANCE HAILED AS SUCCESS So Profit Made on Account of Season Tickets. But 125 Couples Enjoy Affair. The third time is a charm. Per laps this accounts for the success of ;he second Student Body dance in the Men’s Gymnasium last Saturday light, after having been postponed wice before the holidays. Thouph the affair was not finan 'ially a success, because of the great lumber of season tickets that have been issued, and which admitted to the dance, yet approximately 125 cou ples tried the “poetry of motion” and labeled it the best ever. According to President Spencer of the Student Body, there will be two more during the next semester. 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Home Made Pies and Good Coffee Lumber Lath Shingles Bookkeeping Shorthand Typewriting A thorough knowledge of bookkeeping and stenog raphy will enable any young man to earn a good salary no matter where he may be; our graduates are in constant demand at salaries ranging from $60.00 to $90.00 to start; isn’t it worth while? We have new classes starting practically every Mon day. Eugene Business College MAKE THESE WINTER EVENINGS COMFORTABLE WITH READING LAMPS ELECTRIC HEATERS RADIATORS EDISON MAZDAS COFFEE URNS ELECTRIC TOASTERS HUNTER ELECTRIC COMPANY 619 Willamette. ! At the Theatre j In addition to regular program, FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHTS January 24-25 —“WIG AND GOWN”— A lively farce which will make you laugh every minute. Cast of Characters: Polly.Janet Young Edith .Ellice Shearer Frank .Alfred Skei Phil .Walter Dimm Proceeds go to the Dramatic Club. General Admission 15 cents. . Loge Seats- 25 cents. 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