. Bates Student . eekly paper. Why shouldthe alumni of Bates fail to support a weeklyhere. If you have any criticisms or sugges-tions to make we shall be glad to hear them. The Alumni Department, to be a truemeans of connection between the graduates ofthe college, must receive the thought and sup-port of the individual alumni. Will they pleasereport changes in address,—all items of inter-est—to the Alumni Editor? Will they helpmake this department a real, live InformationIureau? SOPHOMORE DEBATES The annual Sophomore debates which havealways been compulsory for each member ofthe class, have th
. Bates Student . eekly paper. Why shouldthe alumni of Bates fail to support a weeklyhere. If you have any criticisms or sugges-tions to make we shall be glad to hear them. The Alumni Department, to be a truemeans of connection between the graduates ofthe college, must receive the thought and sup-port of the individual alumni. Will they pleasereport changes in address,—all items of inter-est—to the Alumni Editor? Will they helpmake this department a real, live InformationIureau? SOPHOMORE DEBATES The annual Sophomore debates which havealways been compulsory for each member ofthe class, have this year been made question for discussion was Resolved,That the time has now come for the UnitedStates to abandon its policy of trial debates have been held, and fromthose taking part the following students havebeen chosen to represent the class in the PrizeDebate: Affirmative, Mr. Abbott, Mr. Gustin,and Miss Page; Negative, Mr. Saxton, , Miss Bryant. THE BATES STUDENT 5. Oliver F. Cutts Charles D. Hurrey Y. M. C. A. The Y. M. C. A. began the new year witha series of special meetings, which lasted fourdays, beginning Thursday evening, Jan. 9. Before the vacation committee were atwork making preparation for the meetings. On Wednesday, Jan. 8, Oliver F. Cutts,Bates, 96, Harvard Law, 03, who is nowinternational secretary of Y. M. C. A. foralumni work, arrived at Bates and opened thecampaign by conducting the chapel exercises. Wayne Jordan, Bates, 06, Rhodes Scholar,07-10, now Y. M. C. A. secretary for ruralwork at Newport, N. H., also arrived onWednesday, to assist in the campaign. Hurrey, executive secretary of the Stu-dent Association in North America, the prin-cipal speaker of the campaign, arrived atBates, Thursday noon. Wednesday evening, Jan. 8, at 6 oclock,the Setting Up banquet took place, at theMain Street Free Baptist Church. Therewere about seventy-five men present, includingthe faculty, Y. M. C. A. officers, special c
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