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entering the affair wore to
saw off the head of any Sophamore who dared to lay hands on her. The Dean, who is a respectable personage of middle age, fared very badly in the excitement.
Thursday afternoon the Sophomore boys and girls met at a private house to start on a sleigh ride. Just as the girls were loaded into the sleigh the Freshmen appeared and tried to capture some of the Sophs. A fierce encounter resulted, in which clothes were torn, blood spilled and maidens so badly frightened that they took refuge in neighboring houses. The police were called in, and, with the assistance of a professor in the University, managed with great difficulty to get the Sophomores out of the clutches of the belligerent Freshmen and started on their ride. The Sophomores were to return to Walker's restaurant for supper, but when they drove up the place was guarded by so many Freshmen that they dared not alight, but drove off without their supper. The police dispersed the Freshmen several times; only to have them bob up serenely on the next corner. To celebrate their victory they got out a circular, and by dawn the town was plastered with them. More rows, and serious ones, are feared, and the faculty is now trying to suppress the affair, and several expulsions will be the probable result.
The Pennsylvanian both in typography and matter is our ideal of a college weekly. -Occident
We are compelled to confess that we are greatly surprised to notice the above taste displayed by the Occident. Judging from the above the Berkleyan or Hillsdale Herald must be special favorites of the Occident man, especially the latter.
The Ariel contains an article on Greek fraternities, some parts of which are very humorous. The writer argues with great originality that it takes a thief to catch a thief, that one evil will counteract a kindred evil, hence the fraternities ought to kill each other. He also attempts to prove their harmful influence by making the statement that their formation is prohibited in the Iowa University, Harvard and Princeton. We would ad,ise our youthful friend to read up on this subject before attempting to write another article and he will then be able to use the truth with more regularity in his statements.
It was by far the most bitter moment of our lives when we noticed that the fair quill drive of the Rockford Seminary Magazine came so near to publishing her picture in that most excellent paper, and then failed to do so. We have raked our brains for several days past to find words in which to express our anguish but find our English vocabulary entirely inadequate to supply our demands. We do not care a straw what opinions the Pharos may hold in regard to this matter, but as for us the Rockford Seminary Magazine will always hold our undivided affection, no matter what devices the Hamilton Literary Monthly may employ to decory us away. Of course we suppose this feeling to be mutual, and since you are unable to publish your picture as a frontispiece could you not furnish us with a tin type by next mail?
Hon. Chas Banning, Senator R. V Young, Hon. R Hattfield and wife, Hon. R. E Lawrence and wife, Hon. Alfred Blaker and Miss Burrows were the visitors yesterday. The gentlemen of the party are members of the ways and means committee.
Prof. Canfield delivered an excellent address to the young men Tuesday evening at the Y, M, C.A, rooms, on "The conditions of success in the business world." TheTribune says: "The subject was treated in a most masterly way and much valuable advice was given as to what was required for success in business affairs."
The chestnut editor takes pleasure in announcing that since the burning of the opera house the last alleged interview between Eames and prominent actresses visiting the building has appeared in his department. No doubt this will be joyfully received by a burdened though patie it public.
The Freshmen hold a meeting in Prof. Miller's room this afternoon. They have secured the services of a large sized elm club with an able bodied man at the other end and propose to make it trobolical for any person who attempts to interfere with their meeting. They will discuss among other things the propriety of holding a class party. All Freshmen—not Preps—are requested to be present.
Dr. Nichols, of the lecture committee has secured an unusual number of tible and interesting speakers for the University course this season. Next Tuesday evening Dr. Flavel B. Tiffany, of Kansas City, will lecture in University hall on "The Normal and Abnormal Eye." The magic lantern will be used in illustrating the subject. As Dr. Tiffany is a very entertaining speaker as well as one of the leading oculists of the west, we can confidently assure the public that this will be a lecture of more than ordinary interest. A large audience should be present
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