The Oregon weekly., April 30, 1900, Image 2

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H o , , m . Junior Exhibiiunt.
Saturday, May s
i .i l p ' in ' i C m iiio n .liip debate, O regon vs
Clarence Butt, o f Newberg, rendered an
unamunous decision ill favor o f th e
neiiative. K. H. W oodward acted as
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Every college has customs and peen
liarities of its own. The Junior extaibi-
lion is one of the im portant events ot the
University calendar and has a local color-
ing which endears it to the heart ot u
average student. Junior «lay is .m ini
porlaut event in the life of the average
collegian here and is held in torn! tt
membranee by many an alum nus wb ,
„•members the «lay when his cherished
Hag was unfurled to the breeze, on v to
be 1,aide,I ,lown again a m i cam e, I away
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Society served a banquet over a t the
college in honor of the visit rs. Covers
were laid for
people. Besides th e de-
baU.r8 jmd visitors and the m em bers of
Crescent Society, the m embers of the
e facult y and some officers of the
Board of Managers were present. Pres-
Thomas Newlin acted as toast- /T p-prpT
¡;‘^ r an,l propose«! the following toasts, T H E
which wcre responded to as follows:
S p irit.” Miss Grace R uan;
p e t e r s , ” W. C. W oodward; “ The
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their utmost to make next Friday an ini-
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portant historical event. The purple and
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gold flag which will he hoisted at sunrise
Among the coaches for the different
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til the •«« »inks in the folden weat.
If Nichols, Harvard; Irwin of Washington
tht. Hassts „1 us ami ’‘H w c tc to v isit lb,- U a g u e fo r f . p .; K c a to r . V a le , 97. lo r
cam pus next Friday, there might be a Columbia; Jennings, of Brooklyn League
little battle royal worth witnessing.
for Cornell.
The Camera club of H arvard is form-
Next Saturday ew iing the final cham
pionship debate of the state league will
he held and we hope to see the Vniversi-
ty ’s men victorious. I hey have pm m
weeks of l.ds.rous prcjiaration on Un
question ami will no doubt m aintain tin
exalted record already established by
their pre,leecssms. Two of the speak, is,
Mr. W hittlesey and Mr. Jakway _are < e-
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cxhibition, which will take the form of
a contest, a trophy to he awarded to
lbe c„ |iege exhibiting the best set ot
HAVE THE ROOM
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California and Stanford have agreed to
heteaftcr as footdiall coaches
onlv abunni fronl their own institutions.
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Im ported. a n d D om estic D ry Goods
to see them emerge from t h e chosen at Dartm outh to dlreart h er gen-
e „ „ ,e st\v u h a victory to their ererlit.
end athletic polrey.
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