Around The Campus

The class '94 has adopted brown and white as its colors. The Sigma Alpha Epsilon club has íiled artioles of ineorporation. P. W. Ross has been elected president of the StudentsLecture Association. Prof. Tufts and Dr. Fay will go to Gerniany next year to continue their studies. The Engineering banquet, held Friday night at Hangsterfer's hall, was a fine affair. James Van Inwageu and H. J. Hatch attended the Psi Upsilon convention at Amherst college. Oberlin failed to make a point at the base ball game on Friday last. The score stood 25 to 0. M. C. Murphy, trainer for the D. A. C, Kas been instructing the contestant for the spring field day. The Northern Oratorical League has adiuitted the Iowa State Universifv bat rejected Knox College. Í. Sherman, lit. '87; J. B. Burtt, lit. '8S, and C. V. Nafe, lit. '89, have established a law partnership in Chicago. An addition to the P IJ. house, lo cost iJ.önO, will be built this spring. It will inchide übrary, study and chambers. Another line moose skin has been received at the University from northern Manitoba, and Taxidermist A.B. Cove:t it putting it up for the museum. The glee and banjo clubs will appear in University hall on the eveniug of May 15. They will wear, for the tirst time in Ann Arbor, the Oxford cap and gown. This concert will bethetwentieth whicb they have given this season. The oratorical contest of the northern league which takes in the university. the Oberlin college, the Northwestern university of Wisconsin and the university of Milwaukee will be held at Ann Arbor Friday night. The Ann Arbor boys expect to get away witfa the lion's share of the prizes.- South Lyon Excelsior. ely good, bat please teil oa where the "Northwestern uuiversity of Wisconein" and the "university of Milwaukee." are located.