The Gavelyte, May 1906

- ----- ohe G A VE Ly T E . ogy ano Beginners Rhetoric eliminat- l'nhJi,.;hr<l i11 r11;, intere,r nr ed from the preparatory course it CEDARVILLE COLLEGE, would enable us to have another years work in Literature. - BY- The science department is also T H E G -g ~ELCLV B weak but while we would likP to se~ it bettered yet it seems that under l'uhli,Ju•d " 11 .1::;~.l~t,; 1 <1 ".:,::,:·~lt.lllOllth, PXC·•·pt ' our present equipment we are doing • l · · · · $ OO I the limit of work. .-\ MONTHLY PUBLICATION , u >senpt10n pnce, per vear, L. 1 W t· th t St t l b __________ ·__ e no we a a e 1as een ~:11t Pl'f'd ,1., F\pc·nncl (']a:a;; ~Jail Matter, in the I eliminated which will of necessity do J)<HI otl"i<-1'. nt ('Pclan·illt>. Ohio. .lan . 19 • J90ll. I away with the requirement of ~uro- ('. "·..urn. Rditor in Chief I pean History a2 preparatory to it. "·· .\ rsT1-". · . - ()('iety Editor J This is well, so far but too few elect- ('. r:srLP.. - - ~:di tor of .Uhletic·, . ff ' \\' I{, SH .\\\' _ _ Local Editor 1ves are nQ\,V O ered. There should 1,. ( 'o:\F .\KR - :s... w."E.~cl.itorJ' be some in the .Junior year and addi~ <' . \\' l{J<;Jl'J'. - Al11111111 Editor f ] . h S . 1c .,1 .\l{'!II.\LI,. P.xC'han1<e Editor 1 10na ones mt e emor year. .1 . Fl :-;:-;EY. - <;,, n. llu,.;ine,;s ~I~r. Another thing in which we think <'. ~I..\R8HALI,. '1'1·e:1,. and .\d\'. )[g-r. ·11 b d' · d · · h E. \I..< 'L~:LL.\ :\ . - Hnh;;c·ription )f gr. many \Vl e lSapporn te lS In t e H. 1,11:11 ETT. ~lailinp; )lgr. opening' vf the new course of Trans- l , portation, Economics, Banking and The New Cata logue. Finance. Lectures in this course I are not to begin until the spring term Tlw first. eopy of th new catalogue and the course will not be permanent– has come from the press. While in ly st.arted until Sept. 1907. The the main it i a better one than last need of the college and community years it will be disappointing to for such a course is so g_reat that many. In the fir t place too little it i:- to be regretted indeed that the changP is made in the course of Tru tee have been compelled to put . tudy. M.ost students agree that it o far away. However it is there the entrance requirement are too low J and we can ~ongratulate ourselves, and we hoped that th new catalugue I that we ha,·e in prospect sue ha treat. wou Id show that they had been rais- A large attendance at the meeting Pel. 'l'he.n too, our course is weak in or the Alumni A . ociatiun, this year, tlw l·~nglt~h department. Were the is desired. Matters of importanee Pntl':inre recp1iremPnts rai. eel, Mythol- 1 arP to he considere<l. •