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Adapting itself Instantly to the :1.l'eds of the hour, the ('ol\C'g'C has O!'Pll!izcd se\'crnl SJ)('clal {'OUrSf'S designed primarily to trulu thc young men subject to tho second drart fol' the n,ost efficient servlc(\ arcortllng to an announeement just miuk by PrC'.;;ident 1-:. G. Peterson. Thcsc courses aim to give thc youn~ man who expects to bc railed out to arth·e service next Februar~· ns much practical Information ni. cau bl' crowded into a short couriw. \York in te1egra1my, under a praC'tiral telegrapher, has b<•en arran~t,I Speci:tl work in gas motors for those , ·ho ch.•::ire to enter the truck cllvi~1011 of the quartermastcrs' ser\'lre will increase the drnnces of tlw young soldier has of getting his chosen work. Those who dl.'sire to get Into the aYintlon dhlslon wl\l be gl\"ell an opportunity to stud) th<' different types of aeroplane engines and the underlying prlncl11Jcs of aeronautics. Practical and theoretical work In military sclenre and tactlts will be ol'l:"ered. Lecture courses In camJl sanitation, military history, 11ersonal hygiene, first Hid to the lujure1!, diplomacy, international law, and theory of battle, will 1ou1>1>leme:1t work in sketching, topogra11hy, ron,;tructio!l to scale of intrenchments, lir>ld work and obstaclN, target prac-tlre, and work with the s:rntl table. A short cour~e In l\lllitary French will be open In which the comilu; :~~~~:-r 1;:il:s b~ 1
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3 110n bas k et ba ll material ctay , Dec. · !'truction, selections of various kinds an d no one who was over at the Gym of woods, aud public expression. Mon day even i ng need won(le r why !Continued on Page Two) th e Coach was carrying such a broad 1 ::: ~~:--~~~end~~s:1:l'~~ll No~n ~~:s~::t: heeded t he call to arms, nnd it Is. probab ly th e beS t looking material the Coach has had in several sen:::~ u~'hthec:~:~l 1:t:;t~,~~!:1:dtl~: Aggies have made this yea r in nthletlcs, and is bound t o cop the St ate championship, and If given a chance will make a whirl a the N at ional championship. Th e class series will start Thursday o f t h is week. E\'ery team will tan gle wit h eac h or the other three, th e t ea m win nin g the most games being ch a m pion s. T h e sched u le Is ns fo ll ows: Thur sday, Dec. G -Seniors vs. Fr eshmen: J unio r s vs. Sophs. Frl (l a::, Dec. 7. Freshmen \'S. Ju nio r s; Sol)homores vs. Seniors. Mon day , Dec. 10.- Freshmen v8. Sophomo r es: Seniors \'S. Juniors. Fr om t h e abo\'e Class series, the Co ach wi ll 1>lck his regular squad th at wi ll wo r k th r o ughout the year, and rr om which the regular five men w ill be ch osen. Th e class managers are requesteJ to get busy and get t heir teams llned u p, as t here ls no time to waste as th e bas k et.ba ll seas on will soon be we ll u nder way. All lette r m en will be allowed to pl ay.
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l\cient aid of our C'oach th at till' Aggies made such fl wonderiul showIng In the Con(erence this year 'l'hey are deserving of all the rredit 1 1 1 11 1 ~~(~ll: ~ ~h:r:~~t::~: ~ :::0 ~'. :n:~st~\ ; fellows trust that they will he rightfully compensated. To our C'oach, Jack \\·atson. be· 0
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(Contributed) [ !~n,~:stl:1: ~t1:~t~::;:t~:\:!n;set!ir~ lion The Barrister club or the l'nlvcrhow to play the game of rootball: r~ach yenr the Sons of the Amerislty of t:tah Is lacking both in good l!Ot the brutal side, but the moral can RE"\'Olution hold an oratorical t:l!"tC and in C'leYerness. IL Is ap- side, emphasizing the man_y benefits (C,lllf'St al the college, the winner or parently trying to make a tradition derl\'ecl by taking part In this actiYlty th,. rontest ls gl\·en a medal as a or Its yearly usurpation or posl- He lralned us to deve lo that great ,rnitnble award. tlon on the, l". A. C. cheering rentur<' of man's constitution, st\C'k• The only persons eligible to belines at the annual Aggle-l'tah root- tuili\'eaess. we have a coach of long lo the Sons of the American ball game. It Is certainly showing whom we mav well be proud, and Ht•volutlnn are those men who had each year lack of appreciation of! one who has ~stablished a rc>C'orcl ancestors in t h e Revolution. The the courtesies due guests by a host. nc\•er before equalled in the history s~ePC'hl'.'s given for the medal shall The Barristers are presumably rather of athletics in the State of Ctnh. be or a patriotic nature , of any maturer students than the average The Booster C'lub or Logan are a leai;th the contestant sees flt and unl\'ersity man and should le,ul In crowd or gentlemen or whom we may memorized, no notes being used. college courtesy. Certainly nothing speak as real "backers." They placUt>rause of our entrance into Lhe could smack more of the high school ei their hOJ)eS in this team this year worltl war this contest Is particularthan thei r attempt to be clever by and backed them throughout the sea- l)· 1101mlar this year. appearing on the Aggie sldellnes, fill· son. They banqueted us on our reThe winners of the contest for proprlating space that Aggie stud- turn from Montana. and demonstrnt,he last three years ha\'e been Moses ents ha\e a right to consider as be- 1 ed to us that they were behind us. Cowley, Joe Quinney and Harold lo".lging to their own rooters, all They certainly were. and we hoi>e Peterson. with the ))lain pur1Jose of creating we have shown our appreciation The tryouts will be held Monday a disturbance. No Aggie man ob_ with the results of the season's at 4 p. m. In Room 280 at which jects to clever "stunts" pulled off schedule. time the three best men will be seby an opposing school. They enjoy The student body, although han- lected to contest for the medal them ir really cle\'er. I f the ln'1en- dtcnJ)ped by the absence of so many Tuesday, December 11th, In the tl\'e powe r or the Barristers Is to old students, has performed In grand chapel. be judged by their annual stunt , God style. It has shown the right SJ)irlt. Any male student registered in I I pity the ir future clients. rcontlnued on P ac:e 2) the <'Ollege is eligible to compete.
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W1'nter Course Opens The popular \\'Inter f'ourse, with Its JlraCti<'al rourses opened :\1onday December 3. Never before has there been such a momentuous opening; The halls everywhere arc conge~tecl. The heads of departments are swamped registering the new arrivals. There Is joy in the hearts or students ror once more lhe A. c: ussumes lts former large proportlons. Estimates J)lace the added regb;tration for the first two daye of the week at 160 with more arrl\'lng dally. Intermingled with the ''Short Horns", who ranges In age from 18 to 55, may be seen the faces or many former students unable to stay away from the old A. ('. The Winter ('ourse stu<lents al)pear to be or a dl!Terent type than those on whon1 the hnt hook and chapel sent agents fC'nntlnuert on Pnc:P Fo11r1
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