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Vol. II. College Station, Texas, Friday, January 5,1917. No. 79.
Assignment of Houses.
Under the rules, house No. 413
(the Procter house) will be as
signed Saturday, January 6, at
2 p. m., in the office of the Dean.
Any houses given up by reason
of this assignment will be assign
ed at same hour. Those interest
ed are invited to be present.
For the Committee on Houses,
CHARLES PURYEAR,
Dean.
Change in E. E. Faculty.
A ssistan t Professor Robin
Beach of the Department of
Electrical Engineering has re
signed to accept a position with
the Norwich University of North-
field, Vermont. He is succeeded
by W. G. James, instructor in
the E. E. Department. Mr.
James’ place is taken by Irving
J. Shepperd, a graduate of the
University of Virginia, who has
been associated with the West-
inghouse Electric Company, at
Detroit.
Guard Detail.
January 6, 1917.
Officer of the Day:
Cadet Priv. Koerth, C. J.
Officer of the Guard:
Cadet Capt. Lockett. W. C.
Electric iron for sale at a bar
gain. 26 Leggett.
Eight New Students.
The twelve hundred mark in
registration was reached Wed
nesday, January 3, when B. A.
Moore of Lewisville registered.
Two more students have since
been enrolled. They are, Curtis
Hamby of Dike, Texas, and
Adolph Leinveder of Weisbadan,
Germany. Other students who
have registered since the holi
days are: Fred E. Grotbaus of
San Antonio, Kenneth M. Webb
of Waco, Fred G. Benkendorfer,
of West, Oscar E. Gilmer of Hon
ey Grove, and Paul McGuffey of
Hubbard.
Veterinary Science Faculty.
The faculty of Veterinary Med
icine will meet today (Friday) at
4:10 p. m. in the Faculty room.
W. B. BIZZELL,
President.
Animal Husbandry, 55.
Assignment for sections 130
and 131, A. H. 55: Chapter 22 of
the text. S. B. BURK.
Two labor in vain and study to an
unprofitable end:
He who hoards wealth and does
not spend it,
And he who acquires knowledge and
does ont practice it —Sadi.