The Oregon weekly., February 17, 1908, Image 2

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P IC K U PS
H appenings at O ther Colleges Which
Are of Interest to O regon
Students.
John Rigsby, captain of W hitman’s
basket ball team, will also be captain
of the l'X)S baseball team .
W ashington is the only university
in the N orthw est which does not play
intercollegiate basket ball.
W hitm an College and the U niver­
sity <»i W ashington have girls glee
d u b s. It's about tim e the old O re­
gon “ Treble Clef” should be re-organ­
ized.
zfbe Pacific W ave, published by the
stu d en ts of the U niversity of W ash­
ington. has bad a rapid exchange of
editors. Three men have held the po­
sition so far this year,—John W.
C am pbell, who resigned January 1 ;
H arold Birkett was then elected, but
he also resigned in two w eeks; G. L.
Spirk, an old W ashington debater now
handles the executive pen on the staff.
N o tw ith stan d in g all the changes, the
W ave still m aintains its high stan d ­
ard.
It should be a source of pride to
U niversitv of O regon students to sup­
port such a publication as the O regon
M onthly. All along the Coast, much
favorable m ention l i a s been bear-.! on
the paper. T he December and Jan-
and elicited much favorable com m ent.
I be Tecnical \ \ orld, published by
the C arnegie Institute at P ittsburg.
Penn., only last week published an
account of the O. A. C. hazing incident
which occured at Corvallis last Sept­
em ber. R ather behind the tim es for a
P ittsb u rg publication.
W by not make a sensation of good­
ness? ask some of the recent editorial
w riters of such m agazines as the C en­
tu ry and the Circle. Well, in that
connection, w h a t’s the m atter with
O reg o n ? H ere’s W illiam M. Ladd,
Very Complete Stock of
D RU G S CH EM ICA LS and
Surgical Appliances
Eugene, Ore.
F o o tb all Schedule.
who, on a purely moral idea, places
him self underneath a bankrupt in sti­
tution and agrees to make up the loss­
es of some thousands of depositors, for
whose m isfortunes he is in no way
responsible.
And here’s Piesident Campbell, of
the U niversity of Oregon, telling us
that the whole faculty has been serving
for m onths w ithout pay in order to
close the year without deficit. 1 he
N ext y ea r E u g en e people will have
the o p p o rtu n ity of w itn essin g at least
tw o in terco lleg iate football contests.
O n O cto b er, 10, 17, and 24 practice
gam es will be played in E ugene with
sm all colleges, p ro b ab ly W hitw orth
and Pacific. A freshm an gam e with
( ). A. C. will tak e the o th e r date.
O n O cto b e r 31, the O regon eleven
will go to M oscow to play the U niver­
Spectator.
sity of Id ah o m en. O n N ovem ber 7,
M inne-ha-ha is the name o; a new
there will be no gam e. O n Novem ber
joker m agazine at Minnesota. O nly
14, O reg o n will m eet W a sh in g to n in
college hum or is used in it. I he head­
E ugene. O n N ovem ber 21, the big-
ing of the editorial page is ‘‘Anvil
gam e w ith O. A. C. will take place in
C horus,” and under it follows one con­
P ortland. T h e last gam e of the sea­
tinual strin g of biting sarcasm with
son will be played in P ortland on
plenty of fiction to make it intci estm g.
T h a n k sg iv in g D ay w ith the M ultno­
Track work for the annual w inter j
m ah club.
meet has just begun at Minnesota.
At N ankin, China, a field day was
recently held, in which seven thousand
students from SI institutions p artici­
pated in seventy events.
'fh e faculty of N orthw estern U n i­
versitv recently voted th at no fi esti­
man m ay join a fraternity until after
he has secured credit for at least ten
hours work.
Pennsylvania has started a library
of the books w ritten by graduates of
that institution.
H arvard I niversity has established
this year twenty-five scholarships for
students in the grad u ate schol. The
scholarships am ount to $ l?0 each, and
are to be given to th is y ear's seniors
at H arvard and other institutions. The
new feature is th at the scholarships
will be awarded according to the
geographical distribution of the col­
leges and universities.
lak e the O regon W eekly! F ifty
cents for the rest of the college year.
The best way for stu d en ts, Alum ni and
friends of the U niversity to keep in
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N ew s of D r. Shafer
Prof. E. E. D eC ott is in receipt of a
le tte r from P rof. Jos. Shafer, of the
D ep a rtm en t of H isto ry , who is in
E ngland doin g research work. Prof.
Shafer speaks v ery in terestin g of his
su rro u n d in g s, of his im pressions, mid
p articu larly of th e ch aracteristics of
the B ritish people. l i e notes especial­
ly the spirit of leisure w hich seems to
pervade th e w hole of E ngland.
In
business life, in hom e life, in conversa­
tion, in w alking, in eating, and .n ev­
ery th in g , he says, the average E nglish­
m an takes his tim e and acts as le’.sme-
ly as if any ap p earan ce of hast? is
undignified, “ fh e m an of leism e is
th eir ideal g en tlem an and is always
w ell-dressed.”
Ju st now Prof. S chafer says lie is in­
terested in B ritish politics and intend"
visiting P arliam en t as often as p "
sible, as he believes th a t the making
of issues b etw een th e p arties is m
m inent.
M iss O livia R isley, 09, left for
R oseburg, the m iddle of last week.
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