and to-day they loooked as fresh as
if newly created. This valley is not
surpassed by any in Switzerland.
IE I ever return here this shall be my
headquarters, for it is even more
lovely than Chamouni,. and more,
free than Interlaken. The Spann
oerter are incredibly grand peaks,
and the round Titlis heavily laden
with snow, the foot of which lies in
the meadows, and the effect of the
Urner rocks in the distance, are so
well worth seeing; it is now full
moon, and the valley is clothed in
beauty.
How’s This I
The following clippings are from
the Philadelphia North American.
Battle Creek, Mich., March 10.
The presidents of seven Michigan
colleges at a secret meeting here
have decided after a long discussion
to permit the members of their col
lege baseball teams to play profes
sional baseball in the summer, pro
viding they do not play in the major
or minor leagues of the country.
Following are the colleges whose
presidents were present:
Ypsilanti, Normal, Hillsdale, Al
ma, Albion, Kalamazoo, Olivet and
Michigan Agricultural College. The
presidents also recommended the
abolishing of the training table and
the system of a'lowing the athletes
free board and the permitting of men
to enter college for a few weeks dur
ing the athletic season.
It was decided that freshmen may
enter athletic contests provided they
have been in school twelve weeks
and are up in their scholarships.
Providence, R. 1., March 10.
Brown University athletics, begin
ning with the commencement of the
next academic year in September,
will be controlled by the students,
subject to faculty approval as the re
sult of the acceptance by the under
graduate body today of the rules
prescribed by the faculty in a com-
THE STATE COLLEGIAN
munication made to the students on
Thursday. A committee consisting
of students from the several classes
will be appointed to formulate rules
of organization, eligibility and play
to go into effect in September.
Such sentiments as these are iden
tical with suggestions made in the
columns of “the Collegian’s” last is-
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