University Notes

Miss Gertrude Buck, '96 lit, will be at the head of the English department at Vassar tbis year. Cbas. A. Denisou, "..'4 law, is now a professor of law in the Illinois College of Law, situated at Cbicago. The S. C. A. Bulletin is uow a weekly paper instead of n rnouthly as heretofore. The first issue was Saturday, üct. 2, The Athletio Association is 1,400 in the hele aud one of the principal airns of the board of mauagers jast at present is how to devise plans to raise the mouey. The appeals to the alumni have beeu fruitless so far. The nuiversity foctball seasou was opened Saturday by a game with the eleveu frorn the Ypsilanti Norinal. The game bronght out au atteudauce of over 1,000 and as the 'Varsity won by the score of 24 to 0 everybody returued well satisfied. "Ikey" Clarke, pitcher on last year's champion baseball team at ths University of Chicago, has entered the law departmeut of the nniversity. Uuder the intercollegiate rules she cannot play on nest year's team but he will be of great valué as a coach. The Stearns fellowship has fallen to the lot of Abraham Van Zwaluvenburg, who graduated froru the school of pharrnacy a few years ago. Later he took work in the literary department and has since been engaged as a practiuitig ohemist in the west and in Mexicu. The fellowship work will b under the direction of Prof. Schlotterbeck. One of the projects of the new school year is the organization of a golf club. The movements is still in its first stages but it looks as though a club would be formed in the near future as a uumber of the students are enthusiastic golf players. It has been proposed that links be laid out along tbe south banks of the Hurou, wheo it will be in order to erect a club house ou the grounds. v The old football players of the uniyersity and who brought glory to the yellow and blue on the gridiron are uow scattered from Alaska to Central America and from the Atlantic to the Pacific. Mort Senter is iu Central America; Couut Villa and Charles Parker, in Alaska; Jimmy Baird, Pennsylvania; Charley Baird, New Mexico; Bucky Hall, Montana; "Pa." Henninger, New York; Bloomingston, Chicago; and Drumhelier, Montana. The Woman's League has a new plan for the entertainment of uew co-eds. They will be divided into groups of five or ten, and sorue faculty lady will have charge of each group, and will entertain the members at her home, get thetu ïiito good society and be an allaround benefaotress. An employment bureau will also be started by the league, to be under the management of Mrs. Fied N. Scott and Miss Juliet Butler, the league president. The bureau will find empíoyment to assist needy girls in paying their coliege expenses.