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Vol. II College Station, Texas, Friday, February 2, 1917. No. 103.
Freshman Algebra and Trig.
In the second term, th'e first
term's work in Algebra (Mathe
matics 101) and Trigonometry
(Mathematics 103) will be repeat
ed. ■ The new courses will be
known as Mathematics 112 (Alge
bra), and Mathematics 114 (Trig
onometry.)
Section A will be scheduled at
9 a m., M. W. F., for Algebra and
9 a. m , T. Th. S., for Trigonom
etry.
Certain students will be re
quired to drop Mathematics 102,
104 and to take the new courses.
Others who may desire to take
the new courses should make
written application.
CHARLES PURYEAR,
Dean.
Great Lecturer Coming.
Sumas Mac Manus, the great
lecturer on Irish folkware, will
appear at the Y. M. C. A. on
Februry 8. Mac Manus it full
of wit and humor, and a treat is
awaiting the College Station
public
Notice.
All Agronomy 5 practice work
must be in by Monday evening,
February 5th, 1917.
C. A. Wood.
Election Results.
As a result of yesterday’s corps
election, J. W. Williams is to be
next year’s editor of the Batta
lion (j,nd O. L. Neyland, business
manager. Dudley S. Moore is
to be chief yell leader.
The juniors chose the follow
ing named men for the Long
horn staff:
G. B. Morgan, editor-in-chief.
H. C. Knickerbocker, business
manager.
W. F. Prime, art editor.
S. K. Seymour, athletic editor.
Picture Show.
There will be a free moving
picture show in chapel tonight.
One reel shows the manufacture
,of electric lights and the other
two show the manufacture of
transformers. All are invited to
attend.
Cross Country Run.
Great intrest is being shown
by the track men in the cross
country runs. For such faithful
enthusiasm, every man is de
serves a prize. If you have not
seen the silver cups, presented
by Waldrop, Haswell, and Cald
well, you can do so at the Y. M,
C. A.