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rr PERSONALS. ., , 'i A. Gadger is assistant mana t lu 'Qf f tot-ball team. a V. Belden, y, nas oeen ap . ', n ,c;taht in the Chemical Lbortory. Mr. L- McRae. ex v, is worKing mill at Worthville, JN. J i rOLLv-1 - W D. Welch, e v, is uacw ttiis ear and jo'ms , - L Abbott and U. Bagwell '97, have returned to graduate vith '98. Wniter V. Bretn, '96., is spend- I u , lra few days among trie Doys Mr Brem had tne nonor oi Deiong M(r to the Base mil Team oi vo. ir:- Ailknn who has been visiting Y11SS . - ... MissKirkland for some time is soon I tnr ner nome. axci mnuv Lnds will sincerely regret her de- farture. nnmrnencing at 2 P. M., Satur Hay, Hon. Lee S. Overman deliver y an address on the issues of the tampaign to a large audience oi the citizens and students ot this place. Miss Clyde Mason is visiting in A.wille and will probably not re- im hpfnre the holidays. We are at a loss to know what we have done to be thus severely punished. "Johnny" Moore, A. B. '95., Ph. M., '96;, the 'Varsity's famous half back, came up from Wilson, N. C, where he is editing a paper, to spend a day or two at the opening of the University. The selection of Mr. A. T. Allen as assistant in the Physical Labora tory was a wise one indeed. -The se lection is simply a recognition of jworth and character and we rejoice at his. success. The Misses McCaull and Mrs. Martin have spent the summer in Chapel Hill. They are deeply at tached to this lovely old place and if we are not mistaken, quite a num ber who reside in the place are at tached to them. Last year's medical class was so good and the quality of the work done of so high a character that it was determined to add another year to the course. Seven of the best men are back to take this second year's work. The trainer for the foot-ball team is expected every day and will doubt less be on the Hill before this issue is in the hands of pur readers. Dr. Baskerville says the prospects are good, so let everybody go to work and we will get out a team that will make our old adversary wish she had never been born. Contrary to our usage of taking our instructors from the graduate department of the University, this year we have two new men from other institutions. Mr. Samuel Ai M., Harvard, takes the Place of Mr. HJ H. Home, in the Modern Language Department, and Mr. Henry L. Linscott, Ph. D., University of Chicago, takes the Pce of Mr. Fred L. Carr in the Latin Department. We take it that this implies a raising 0f the staudard, and is a steP toward a higher scholarship in tn University. Those men will naturally be filled with enthusiasm or the spirit and methods of tneir respective institutions, and, as J result of their coming, we will have the best methods of their col leges combined with all that is good ifl our own methods. Dr. Winston left Saturday' after noon to take charge of his new work as President of the University of Texas. He was kept busy receiv ing the good-byes and good wishis of the' student body during the last days he was with us; and a large number accompanied him to the sta tion when he went away. Mr. F. O. Rogers informs us that he will write a story entitled " What it means to ride to Durham on a bike,'" It will be a serial and the first chapter will appear in the Tar Heel at an early date. The literary world will anxiously await this production of our talpnfpH friend. A classified list of the registration of the University is as follows: Academic department 284, law school 45, medical 26, summer school 153, total 508. The senior clas numbers 45, the freshman class an even one hundred. University College OF MEDICINE, The Gymnasium. While for several x years regular work in the gymnasium has been required ot the three lunior classes, for the most part, the boys have not seemed to take kindly to the idea and have shown a disposition to shirk the duty. This may have been due in part to a feeling that the equip ment of the gymnasium and the qual ity of the work were not all that they ought to be, the instructor be ing only a fellow student. But principally it was because the mass of students had not caught the real spirit which underlies the athletic tendencies of the times. Now, peo ple everywhere are beginning to rec ognize the fact that a man who is lacking in either of the three sides of his nature, viz. the physical, the mental or the moral, lacks just so much of being a man in the fullest sense. The pale, listless student with !a distant, abstracted gaze is no longer the ideal type of intelligence and scholarship. The vigorous, health ful body with every member train ed and skilled to perfect obedience to an equally vigorous and healthful mind, is what men strive to develop now. Something of this idea is begin ning to permeate the minds of stu dents, and the result is an increased interest in physical exercise. To encourage this interest and give men adequate means to develop them selves, the University is adding more apparatus to the gymnasium and has employed an efficient instructor. They have been fortunate in secur ing Prof. H. E. Mechling, a gradu ate, and for three years instructor, in the International Training School of Christian Workers. Prof. Mech ling will devote himself entirely to this department. He will begin next week to take the measurements and make a physical diagnosis of every student in the University, prescribing the kind of work best suited to each individual. This means more work, better work and better results than have ever been produced before. i . Notice. All tennis players or men interest ed in tennis will please meet in the Chapel at 2 o'clock Saturday after noon for the purpose ot organizing the University Tennis Association. RICHMND.Va. Huntkr McGuire, md. ixd. Pres. , . P. A. Irvinc, Sec, Treas. 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