1905-06 Volume 30 No 1–5 - Phi Delta Theta Scroll Archive

342 THE SCROLL.Andrew Carnegie has promised to give Union Sioo,ooofora general engineering building, on condition that the trusteesraise Sioo,ooo additional.Indiana has a new student building costing $100,000, parti}'subscribed by alumni and partly donated by John D. Rockefeller.It has a set of chimes.Nebraska has 3,000 students, the largest attendance in itshistory. One new building has recently been completed andanother is under construction.Michigan is soon to have the Michigan Union, a students'club house on the plan of the Harvard Union and the ReynoldsClub at Chicago.—K 2 Caduceus.The University Training School, recently opened at Oxford,will be a preparatory school for the University of Mississippibut under entirely seperate management.The trustees of Union University, of which the Albany lawschool is a part, have decided to erect a new building for thelaw school in Albany at a cost of $100,000.There were three co-eds at the University of North Carolinalast year. At Purdue there were 28. There are 600more women at Nebraska than men.—K 2 Caduceus.Clemson College, South Carolina, says a writer in the K AJournal, is the largest and best endowed scientific institutionin the south; it has 56 professors and 509 students.—A T OPalm.A large addition is being made to the main hall of the Universityof Wisconsin. An administration building will beerected on recently acquired property at the corner of Parkand State streets.According to an article on "College Journalism" in the* K * Shield, sixteen institutions maintain daily papers, andthree of these publications have their own printing offices—the Columbia Spectator, Brown ZTf^-a/a? and Syracuse Orange.Vanderbilt has the largest enrollment of freshmen in herhistory. The main building, which was destroyed by firelast spring, is being replaced, and the foundation is beinglaid for a new building for the pharmacy department.—Vanderbiltcorrespondence of 2 X Quarterly.