EVERY man is the same from his
neck down UNLESS his trousers bag
at the knees. We take the bag out of

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WISCONSiN M1EMORIL WILL
TAIE FORM OF CIU! HOUSE
Plans are progressing rapidly for
the prioposed Memorial Union building
to be erected at the University of Wis-
consin as a tribute to Wisconsin men
and women who served in the world
war.
The building will contain an audito-
rium seating 1,500. memorial and
trophy rooms, reading' and lounging
rooms, common dining halls seating
1,500 to 2,000, private dining rooms.
rooms for student organizations, danc-
ing, billiard, bowling, and faculty club
rooms.
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MWILDING ASSIGN3ENTS FOR
CAMP DAVIS NOW BEING MADE
Five buildings have already been as-
signed to students who will be at
Camp Davis next summer and more
applications are coming in every day.
It is expected that by the end of De-
cember almost all the students will
have been assigned to buildings.
Thebmen in charge anticipate having
a much -larger camp next summer than,
they had last year, and are now mak-
ing plans to rebuild the harbor and
boathouse. The latter vill serve a
double purpose, being designed so
that one end can be used for an office
while the other end will serve as a
boathouse.

Lorenzo Artist
ForNew Library

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Thomas de Lorenzo is the artist
who is doing the decorating in the
main corridor of the new Library.
The two small, side panels at the
end of the. "orridor will representl
Drama and Comedy, while the center
panel will contain lettering pertain-
ing to the University. The side panels
are Pompeian in character and of con-
ventional design. Mr. de Lorenzo ex-
pects to spend at least a month and
a half on it.
At the right of the study room, as
one enters by the main entrance, are,
reproductions of the "Della Robia"
and "Donatello," which were designed
for the choir loft In the cathedral in
Florence. These were originally be-
hind the desk in the old reading room.
Upstairs, over the delivery desk, is
a representation of a section of the
Parthenon Frieze in the British mu-
seum.
At either end of the reference room
are Carl Melcher's "Arts of Peace"
and "Arts of War." These canvas
paintings were brought here from the
exposition in Chicago and placed in
University Hall, from which they were
removed about the same time the or-
gan was removed. The stained win-
dows above the desk in this room
were brought here from the Tabard
Inn library in Philadelphia. They rep-
resent the early reading and making
of books.
Many other pictures, as well as a
bust of' President Angell and one of
George Washington, from the old
building, will be. placed at other places
in the new.r
Although the front entrance was de-
signed primarily fora an entrance, it
has been remarked .by many that it
would be a good, platform for outdoor
speeches, and it will probably be used
for mass meetings.
Indiana ,Plans Scholarship Memorials
Purdue and other Indiana colleges
will give scholarships as a practicalt
method of establishing a memorial to
Roosevelt. The plan is to double the
state's quota, if possible, and to set
aside sufficient money to yield an in-
come which will support a studentf
at each Indiana institution of higher
education.

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Official announcement
made of the annual Red
call to be held from Nov. 2
The campaign will, as L
from the .people a renewal
legiance and a mandate for
tivity, but the call is for s
money to be administered
Although the post-war
throughout Europe will no
some time, it is designed
trate the main strength of
Red Cross in the future on
of the United States.
Many plans, among whici
for disaster relief, first aid i
and a, furthering of the J
Cross movement, are being
ed under the direction of t
ment to combat with the
which lower the efficiency
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CANADIAN OFFICI
WILL SPEAK H
Lieut. Coningsby Dawson
Canadian field artillery will
first speaker of the year on ti
versity Oratorical association
lecturing here Nov. 5 in Hill
rium.
Lieutenant Dawson enlisted
,beginning of the war, and servf
,tinuously until the armistice, W
exception of the time when he'i
valided home to recuperate
wounds.
He also achieved reputation
writer- during his period of
being the author of "The Glory
Trenches," "Out to Win," "Th
of Scarlet," a.nd "The Garden
out Walls." He will speak h
"The Remoulding of the World.
Utah Enrollment Increase
The University of Utah has a
cent increase in registration thi
The total is about 1,600. About
these are freshmen.
Syracuse Students Open Cafe
The home economics departn
Syracuse university has opened
eteria to the students and f
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students.

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