The Eagle.

AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE MICH.

VOL. 3. 

MAY 26 1892. 

NO. 27.

EAGLE’S circulation today is 155.

LOCAL NEWS.

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During Field Day all articles of glorifica­
tion, such as Ribbons, Fireworks, souvenir 
canes &c. can be obtained of B. F. Bain.

Classes started with very full attendance 

yesterday.

Prof. Woodworth returned yesterday from 

his visit in Caseville.

We are approaching kerosene illumination.
A large number of people from the College 
enjoyed a fine concert at the congregational 
church of Lansing last night.

The question of a temporary grand stand 

will be submitted to the State Board today.

The faculty have recomended to the Board 
the addition of one year to the Course. The 
standard admission to the Freshmen class will 
be raised.

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THE EAGLE did not appear yesterday as 

the editor was away.

Dr. F. J. Hodges of Anderson Ind. will 

visit the College during Field Day.

The faculties of Olivet and Albion are said 
to have refused to permit the ladies to attend 
the Reception Thursday evening on account 
of the dancing.

It is said that there is no one sick on the 

grounds.

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