The Oregon weekly., January 21, 1907, Image 8

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on the plane of normal efficiency ? Shall
the individual student receive his due
share of attention; or shall the number
of instructors be kept so low that the in­
dividual student is lost sight of and only
treated en massc\ or shall the means and
places for good work be limited such that
the best results can not be secured ? Law
makers of Oregon, listen and grant these
very pressing needs that the march of
industrial progress may not be impeded
in its flight for higher efficiency.
J. S. LUCKEY
W atches, C locks, Jew elry, S ilverw are
2ut Glass, Etc.
Repairing of W atches am i C h u k s a Specialty
Eugene, Oregon
amount would about meet the needs
above, tolerably, though not fully.
3. Additional Buildings.—The en­
gineering departments are all cramped for
room. The conditions are very bad for
Wc have all the latest el etrical appliances in
D entistry. O ur n u t hods are the la te st. Our
doing justice to efficient work. A new
office is fitted w ith m odern convene 1 ces.
building should be provided for at once,
A SENIOR BALL
W ould tie pleased to have you call and in-
at a cost of not less than $39.()°c>, and
v e -tiea tc
preferably not less than $5°>000- Ore­
Early last week the senior class wa*
S. D. READ.
gon is far below the average institution
in the matter of buildings. A new build­ called together for the purpose of receiv­
Office over Hall’s grocery store.
ing
definite
information
of
their
remarka­
ing is an absolute need, if engineering
Phone, black 1731.
ble financial success. The treasurer re­
courses are to be given proper support.
4. Increased Salaries. — The salary of ported a balance of one hundred and fifty
BASEBALL G E T S $150
all the engineering instructors ought to dollars, but was at a loss bow to provide
be increased, in order that the efficient legitimate means of expending or invest­
The executive council of the Associ­
instructors may be retained in their pres­ ing the funds. Several schemes were
suggested but none met with general ap ated Students met Friday afternoon and
ent positions.
listened to the report of the graduate
e. Increase in Library Books.—The proval.
A emunittee consisting of those mem­ treasurer, Luke Goodrich. ( I be 1 eport
library affords only a few books relating
to courses in engineering. Notable de­ bers of the class especiallp noted for bril­ is published in this issue of the Weekly.)
ficiencies are of the various engineering liant and original ideas, was then ap­ Baseball Manager Harry Raffety met
and scientific societies of the country. pointed with the order to report before with the council and asked for an appro­
There should be an enlargement of the the close of the meeting. The effort was priation of two hundred dollars. This
current engineering periodicals. To keep not lost. While the rest of the class amount, however, not being available at
the engineering departments at their best were discussing the minor points of caps present, the council voted him one 1 un-
effici ucy. it is desirable that a moderate and gowns, orations, University memori dred and fifty dollars with the under­
fund be provided to purchase new and utn, etc., the chairman of the special standing that the baseball department
important works. Not less than f>i< 00 committee was seen to arise. In deep will prob.bly receive further support
would be required to meet the needs ade­ and solemn accents, as befitting bis posi from the student-body.
tion and the occasion, he said: “ We be­
quately.
\\ bile taking advantage of the oppor­
'l'he pressing needs of the engineering lieve we have solved the problem. Moved
depat tmetits have been outlined and by our best judgment and our keenest tunity of coasting during the recent cold
treated above. There is nothing put insight we advise a a Senior Ball!” weather a party of University students
forth that is not absolutely needed. The Atid what’s more it was unanimously met with a serious accident. Fted Ohrt
suffered a fracture of the arm just above
present state legislature should see that sanctioned.
'flic most important matter to come up the wrist The break is not a bad one,
the departments of engineering be kept
up and maintained with those of o her was the choice of the Reverend Mac II. however, and will not keep him long
institutions of the country, and see fit to Wallace, formerly minister ot the Con­ from bis class. Miss Helene Robinson
grant the moderate and very liberal ap­ gregational church, to deliver the baca- received an ugly cut on the foot which
will probably keep her within doors for
propriation asked for. Let us not scoot laureate sermon.
down the toboggan just ahead of 11s,
Miss Erm a Cam pbell, of Portland, weeks. • Bdly Huggens, the third tnetn-
only to climb painfully back again in is visiting her uncle, President C am p­ 1 her of the party, got off with a brui.
later years; or shall we cross the chasm, bell.
knee.
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