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EDITORS.
J. L. Luain,,,Lit '5, Managing Editor.
F. P. ScLEt, Lit. '6, Asistant.
E. H. WLLTAM, Lit. '5, Asistnt.
S.B. OSiaue, Lit. '5, Assiaoet
J. A. Ltoec, Lit. '5, Atletic Editor.
Wm. A. MesonG, Lit. '7, Baines Macager.
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o1 te day opuebliatio. M111. V w
Avr the metiug of the regents
during the holidays, notting perhaps
wao of so much interest to the
student body as the appointing
of a physicat director for the gym.
It shosed that the regents meant
business and that tte coming fal
wilt find everything is readiness for
good hard training in the big build-
ing. ____ _
TxlE stowing made by the base-
ball team on the trip just closed aa
certainly been gratifying. When
they left, they ad hail only a badly
broken up period of practice, with-
out thse experience of anything
better than practice ganmes. ''le
record they hare nmade is ter-fore
one to he iproiud of and we cigrato-
late the management on their suc-
cess. As for Wisconsin's dirty
action,se can only say that se are
sorry that se shall probably not
have another chance at them.
ic' becomes our ad duty to chroni-
cle the death of Dr. Corydon L.
Ford, who for forty years held an
honored position in the nedical
faculty. Dr. Ford was a man who
added to the reputation of the Uni-
versity in which hie taught, and who
in dying has left a void which will,
he very difficult to fill. As a teacher
Dr. Ford sas at the very head of
the subject whicha he taught and
many doctors who are gray now re-
member withs reverence the man
who made anatomy a delight. For
hit services to the University as a
teacher alone, we owe him a lasting
debt, but even in dying he has re-
nmentbered the University he loved
so well, and left a gift to our library
and the Christian association sehich
is atepreciated beyond measure. No
such bequest was needed to perpetu-
ate hio memsory, for as long as the
Unieersity stands his namse ill be
cherished as one of its greatest bene-
factors.
A Victorious Trip.
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A rumlor among the lasv studenots
that Prof. 1\techeni intended leaving
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