. Lake Forest College stentor. e departments is de-pendant upon the management of theirrespective principals. Now, the college,which is the head of the schools inLake Forest, needs a chief officer evenmore than one of these lower depart-ments. The results of the work of thecompetent college president will show,first, in the college, and then in thewhole system of schools here; for, hestands first in the same relation to thecollege as the principals do to FerryHall and the Academy; and in additionis the councellor of the principal andthe director of all the educational workhere. The chief thing
. Lake Forest College stentor. e departments is de-pendant upon the management of theirrespective principals. Now, the college,which is the head of the schools inLake Forest, needs a chief officer evenmore than one of these lower depart-ments. The results of the work of thecompetent college president will show,first, in the college, and then in thewhole system of schools here; for, hestands first in the same relation to thecollege as the principals do to FerryHall and the Academy; and in additionis the councellor of the principal andthe director of all the educational workhere. The chief thing to be desired at thepresent moment is competent directionin the shape of a president who canform a coherent educational plan andunite it to the general plan for the de-velopment of the institution. No onewill undertake to form such a plan ex-cept a permanent head who expects todevelop the same through a series ofyears, and the institution has much tolose while it is waiting to be put intothis line of definite growth. W. A. COLLEGE. Are melons at eleven the bestfood for football men? Say, professor, have you seen mywife around here anywhere? Mr. Reinhardt, of Academy Hall,wasquite ill several days last week. Many of the boys were personallyconducted to the outer air tne nightof the Sem. reception. The junior class in literature has ar-rived at that time whan that Aprilewith his showres swoote, etc. Mrs. Tabor has returned to her homehere after an extended summer tourin England and on the continent. Harry Thorn, of the elective class insurveying, has been assisting Mr. Leeduring the past week. Practice makesperfect. A. A. Hopkins, the winner of thecontest at Champaign, favored thesenior class in oratory with his orationon Cavour last Tuesday. Two tardy Tri Kappas took theirtardy time-tellers to K. S. Buck, theWaukegan time-tinker, and he taughtthem to tell the time without tryingtwice or thrice. Mr. Learned died last Friday at hishome in Lake Forest of typhoid fune
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