Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 19 February 1896 — Page 4
1HE BANNER TIMES. GREENCASTLE. INDIANA WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 19 1896
DEPAUW UNIVERSITY’! enforci,, g the •emhiariuin rules
:The rules have been well observed so far and with the co-operation of
THE BEST NEWS OF OUR GREAT the stucents who have the advanAND GROWING INSTITUTION. tages of the semiuarium at heart, ithey will continue to be observed.
'A number of young ladies have
1 The Ntudnitk' DolHgo Thrlr Colle*e
and social Lire Their Cue*is in- promised to encourage the boys at
rldruts and IVolea ol the Bright I.Iv<h or .Many Voung Vlrn and
\t oinrii Told by Spenal Hrporlrr.
Special rates have been secured for the trip to Hloomington next Saturday. Every one hand his
name to the committee con^istiog j Davis, returned yesterday,
of Messrs. Lewis, C. Hall, Meade.
I. U. Saturday. This is the proper spirit, nothing cah be so effectual in bringing on a glorious victory.
Miss Foster. 1901, is sick.
Miss Orth, of Lafayette, after a pleasant visit with Miss Kelta
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eyes.
The Phi Gams w ere photographed this evening. Otto liasye was unanimously elected captain of the base ball team today after chapel. This is certainly an excellent selection. Mr. Baayc is well acquainted with the tactics of the game and will command the respect of the players. The Indianapolis Journal will have a special reporter at Bloomington on the 22nd to report the debate, a full account of which will be published in Sunday’s JonivirtL The next lecture in the regular course will be delivered by Dr. James iledley on March 4. Watt Lewis says that lie is taking a special course in voice culture in order to lead the yell at Bloomington, There is an unusual revival of interest among the higher institutions of learning in the intercollegiate debate system once so popular. All the great western and eastern colleges are following the lead of DePauw. Prof. Stnyser’s English semi
A large number of students will attend the lecture at Locust Street church this evening. The officers of Pan Hellenic association met today and discussed plans for the banquet. Theodore H. Neese and Fred S. Hall have been pledged to Phi
Gamma Delta.
Cruizes have begun to fall thick
and fast again.
Mr. Ellis, of the freshman class, wears Sigma Nu colors. Mort Dial will visit in Terre Haute on Washington's birthday. Base bail prospects are indeed flattering. The captain has been chosen and indoor practice has already begun. A base ball coachor has been secured who certainly will
aid the team.
Dr. Gobin’s remarks yesterday at chapel on the rules for social conduct of the students struck the keynote of the question cf social life. Dr. Gohin believes that every student should be put on his iionor and that rules as tar as their enforcement is concerned are not necj essary, but are only necessary to show the desires of the trustees and patrons of the university. The omission of the rules from the cards this semester, we believe marks a great step in the advancement of coperation among all of our students for purer social life and cannot fail to react with good effect on the interests of the university.
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Col. Weaver reports that the debate trio are doing splendid team work. The l*oya have been spending nearly all of the past week in
careful preparation and are ready and morphia habit.
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