University of Oregon monthly., October 01, 1908, Image 22

U N IV E R S IT Y OF*' O ß E fiO X ’ i $ O Ù tH L Y
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B B S H H R I I I B B B B B B ^ Ì ^ p u ì f r - i ^ f a r m i A g i a Ger­
m a n 'Club a rid a dpam àtib club. ^ h èse innovations should.be taken
up ré à d iÌ^ a n fi ^ ¿ f n ù c h enthusiastic support given theìn as'JpO^sV
B g | I t is w ith ’^ e ^ e ?.distinctive,>ìe4uris'rth a t a good colkge^spirit
J s .awakeftM. i B
| is proud of her ¿spirit now, bùi sh e m ust nob
j lose ;jtvby resting on her laurels. M ay every yèar mean e?ome new^
! pèecedèhiisste^blished 4 i ^ $ $ t f g O W a r d building up w itpin our-
' selv^aiA tioserC ^bre harm onious whole,',, H
W om an’s Place | W h y us it that^the ^Tofnen of I B institution are
in the Uni-
npbJ^p're deeply ’i nterested in College activitie^ijÜ It
versity
H (is not befcausjj^- thete are p o t sufficien^bpportunities
their y^pr'b because .bo th the E ulaxian Sppijdyi
<’^ndThè W W.-d^.fA. are in met^i of g reater membership. Instead of
having „-but ope debatipg,‘-soei^tyl where. membership Was. hardly
bgrè^J|^ùpù|h to afford good varied program m isi there should beigf;
le a s t tw o-societies,jw hen tbe<work cppld b e carried on in'com peti-
.tipii/?and better programmes! rendered) w ith fine enthusiasm , would
;b'e the h ^ s u ^ T h e’*Y| W /'C., A. has 'been, suqèesatul in a small way,
but it issnot the
doctor in ^ollfege'dffe h e r^ a s i t '^ i n moSt of thè
'O ther-W estern T^ver^itiefr. j
one. .time, when the, gt&dent-body
B | small a |g o d g le ^ c ln W T h e T r é b le /q ìe t Clnb-èflourishéd. !
Now th a t the
dent-body is
much larger, there should, ¿surely1.
be§Jjn°ugh m aterial here, to- m ake a
for girls |profitable.
The oratori°s, last ’«Spring,., proved t-hat we have th e1 m aterial. In
thè p ast there has been no place for the girls b x do good -consistent
woyk in athletic’s. T hrough the increased apprppnation/such a pla’ce?
will Ì^ d b a b ly | be provided and w ith more tennis^ courts should go-
dar tow ard,building ù p àthletic t e a p ^ i f different kinds. ì'ÉW ofteù
women come to College, spend the w h o le fo u r ygafs^heiH^apd then
B ..away having gained much and’’ ^jv en h om ing. As-^sopw' <gs 'w e
can get .a w a y V ft^ h ^ ^ v in d iv id u a l^ f, the selfish idea of doing-Ml
for ourselves, the „bettet it will be for u ^b ll. Leti’è yefy woman give
as mucff' b t ' h,er time and 'energy as possible in "some ljne of w ork
that will benefit all the women o f,th e university. T hen and then
^ l y , w lib^ginep-bave a definite place upon, the campus and the full
n^anjn'g^of the term b ó ’»educati©n;;edtìie ihtdTtm ^w n.