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the experinental stage, and was of a
permanent character.
The physical equipment is excell-
ent. There are substantial buildings
of steel construction and concrete
floors. The camp has Its own electric'
lighting system, water supply, and
sewage disposal' All the buildings
have electric lights and stoves and
many have running water. The stu-
dents are given, unusual opportunities
for practical field work over the ex-
tensive holdings of the University,
and a good deal of work in sounding
is done on the lake.'
The students at Camp Davis are of
a different nature than those at the
Biological station, being almost ex-
clusively students in civil engineer-
ing, forestry, and allied subjects. A
great deal of spirit is developed dur-
ing a session at the camp and there
are many activities. Baseball leagues
have been organized and a paper call-
ed "The Black Fly," a blueprint, is
published. The Biological station also
publishes a paper known as "The
Biolog."
Ample provision is made at both
Camp Davis and the Biological sta-
tion for the safeguarding of health.
Dr. Warren Forsythe of the Univer-
sity Health 'service, being in charge.
He makes daily inspections of both
places. Hospital facilities are pro-
vided in a building at Camp Davis.
There is a daily mail service and
also telephone connections. Supplies
are brought in by means of a truck.
Both the camp and station are well
equipped with boats.
Prof. C. T:? Johnson Is in charge of
Camp Davis, while Prof. George R.
La Rue is director at the Biological
station. While visiting at the two
places Dean Kraus spoke to the stu-
dents and faculty on some educational
tendencies with special reference to
the Summer session.
PART TIME SCHOOL SYSTEM
IS PRAINED BY PROF. MYERS
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canization at the critical time of the
student's life.
Must Remember Pupils Are Workers
In planning for part time schools,
Professor Myers declared that au-
thorities must remember their pupils
are workers as well as students.
Teachers also must have this fact
constantly in mind. The truth that
many students left the regular school
because of dissatisfactign with teach-
ers, curriculum or conditions in gen-
eral, must be recognized and taken
into account. The most important
thing of all, he said, must be a real-
ization that during this period of em-
ployment student workers under 18
years of age form habits, ideals and
attitudes that have a great influence
throughout their entire life.
Professor Myers suggested that the
system be extended to provide a part
time school for teachers and for col-
lege graduates who desire to continue
some kind of research work in con-
nection with their business.
OLD UNION BUILDING WILL NOT
BE TORN DOWN FOR A YEAR
Destruction of the old Union build-
ing, which was partially ruined by
fire last winter, will not tike place
for at least a year. Winter food stores
for the Union have been placed in the
old building, and scenery from the
various Union operas is being kept
there.
It is also expected that Union opera
rehearsals wlil be conducted there in
the spring. The board of governors
will later decide what is to be done
about the building.
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