EAGLE.
THE
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE MICH.
MAY 3 l892.

NO. 18.

Vol. 
3.

EAGLE’S circulation today is 147.

LOCAL NEWS.

Mr. Watkins is much better. 
Subscribe for THE EAGLE. 
Expected— class caps and scraps.
Sec. Reynolds and Mr. Garfield are in Chi­
cago to make arrangements for the encamp­
ment of College cadets during the World’s 
Fair.

Prof. Harwood has a new horse, and Prof. 

Breckenridge is looking for one.

The stretches of lawn are being broken to

admit groops of small shrubs.

O. E. Wilber has gone home, he will return 

next term.

We are glad to note the removal of the ruins 
of the Botanical Laboratory. The ruins have 
been a blotch on our campus for more than two 
years.

The President’s office has been much im­

proved in appearance.

THE EAGLE.

EDITED AND PUBLISHED TRI-WEEKLY BY ROSCOE KEDZIE.

TERMS.

FOR 6 MONTHS 25 CTS.

FOR WEEK 2CTS.

Local field day next Saturday. All the 
runs, field and track events will take place, 
beginning at 1.30 with 100 yards dash which 
will be followed by 220 yard dash; 440 yard 
dash; one half mile run; mile run; 120 yard 
hurdle race; jumping; vaulting &c. A ball 
game will he played between M. A. C. and 
Olivet. R. E. Brackett of Lansing will pre­
sent a solid silver medal to the best all-round 
athlete. The medal however can not be the 
property of any one until won twice in succes­
sion.

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