Show 1 76 STUDENT LIFE The Seniors arc now wearing their new class pins Rev N E Clemenson of the Presbyterian church conducted chapel Jan 27 Prof Ball has received some specimens of sects from the National Museum at Vienna in- A representative of the publishing house of Allyn and Bacon visited the faculty Feb 2 Mr Elsmore has left school and gone with the Corianton companj’ as stage carpenter Query —What did Business Manager Taylor pay for his recent “puff” in the Logan Republican? Some of the students are very grateful for the generosity of the city in placing gravel on the walk across the fiat Jan 22— W W Riter of Salt Lake City conducted chapel this morning He gave an inon education and how to use teresting talk it We are pleased to announce that T C Callister is cutting a wisdom tooth We think however that this tooth is making its appearance too soon Bishop Preston of Salt Lake City addressed the students at chapel on the morning of Feb 11 The talk was full of good practical life maxims The Sorosis society has reorganized with the following officers— May Maughan Pres Lydia ice Pres Myrtle Barber Secretary Stephens and Louie Thomas Treasurer Rrof — “What is the theory of using borax in welding iron?” Wm Jardine— “To make it stick” On Tuesday Feb 17 Prof Ilutt was called to his home in Canada by the sudden death of his father Student Life extends its sincere sympathj' It is a strange coincidence that immediately after the arrival of the new instructor in English the College should organize an Anti-PikeAssociation Smith— I’ve learned how to spell sophomore Humphreys— Psliaw that’s nothing Smith— How do you spell it? Humphreys— After looking over the last issue of Student Life Laura Ncbcker immediately set out on a search When asked where she was going she said: “My! I’ve got to tell Riter I didn”t say Fs that” Prof— “Give ine an example of a su!stanee that is colorless tasteless and odorless” Student (awaking)— “Were you speaking of tapioca pudding?” Sleighing has been the order of the day or rather of the night with both faculty and students Some attempts have been made to develop a coasting hill north of the campus but —like the skating-pondit still “aint” Boarding-hous- e The class was discussing acetylene lights Miss Love:— “Well we have one at home but every time I have a caller the old tiling goes out” The class looked wise The students in Mechanics and Electricity appreciate their new class room in the mechanic arts building Prof Jenson has placed his technical books in an adjoining room where his students can have access to them Prof M— Yes gentlemen iron is an excellent tonic for horses but how should it be ad- ministered? McCarty — I would put it in the form of a stake-chai- n Dr Moench— “Dear me I tink I will commit minesclf suicide” Friend— “Well doctor I’m surprised What method are jou going to use?” Dr Moench— “I tink I will use de old age method” Prof Peterson has received seventy slides from the University of Chicago representing scenery in the Rocky Mountains Ilis class in geologj’ has already spent several class hours in the “dark room” viewing a great variety of geological format ions Either the zeal of the commercial students or the excellence of the attraction produced a remarkable sale of scats for the Moench-Olivc- r recital in two hours practically every reserved scat in the house was disposed of and people were clamoring for more Rrf Do you believe that atoms really exist? Hugh Adams— Yes sir Frof—Give your reasons Adams —Well the molecules are made up of atoms Jan 14— Tlie engineering boys went in a body to the residence of Mr and Mrs Beers ns a result of the wedding cards which they had received No sooner had the boys become settled than about twenty-fiv- e girls put in their The result was a shower of old appearance shoes and rice in the room |