THE DAILY BULLEM
Published daily (except Mondays) by the A. and M. Print Shop for circulation among students,
faculty, and campus residents.
Vol. II. College Station, Texas, Wednesday, October 4, 1916. No. 10.
No Faculty Meeting Today.
The regular meeting of the
faculty for today has been post
poned.
CHARLES PURYEAR,
Acting President.
Electrical Engineering Students.
All E. E. students should at
tend the first meeting of the A.
I. E. E, at 7:30 p. m. Wednesday,
October 4th. Room 301 E. E.
Building. F. C. Bolton.
Delivering the Daily Bulletin.
From nowon, the Daily Bulle
tin will be left in the company
boxes instead of being delivered
by carriers in the several dormi
tories. Captains of companies
will be expected to appoint some
one to deliver one copy to each
room occupied by a member of
his organization.
As soon as practicable, first
sergeants will leave at room 113
Main Building the number of
rooms occupied by members of
his company in order that the
correct number of copies of the
Bulletin may be supplied.
LOST—Two five dollar bills.
Will some honest fellow please
return them to 31 Foster, and
the owner will divide up.
Engineering Teachers Meeting.
Program for Engineering
Teachers’ Meeting, Monday, Oc
tober 23:
‘‘Should engineering students
be required to do practical work
during vacations.”
C. S. Tatum.
J. A. Herrington.
“Frequency and Manner of
Conducting Quizzes.” «
F. J. Skeeler.
Monday, November 27th:
“Teaching Engineering Stu
dents to Study.”
O. B. Wooten.
A. E. Parmalee.
Program Committee:
J. J. Richey.
F. C. Bolton.
Notice to Heads of Departments.
The Military Department has
not been able to act intelligent
ly on the requests of cadets to
be excused from duty in order
to work in the various depart
ments, due to the fact that all
departments have not submitted
the lists asked for by this depart
ment some time ago.
It is requested that these lists
be submitted with the least
practicable delay.