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THE CORRIDORS.
—Soda water at Straffon's.
The medics are experimenting on "dorgs;" so are the Betas.
-Joe Curry made a flying trip to Kansas City last week to meet a friend.
The reception the Betas were to give the I.C.s was postponed on account of the weather.
—The I. C.s enjoyed a visit last week from their railroad friend, E. J. Wheeler, of Topeka.
Dean invested in a white derby before leaving for Iowa. This looks bad for Courier dividends.
The State Oratorical Association cleared one hundred and fifty dollars by their Lawrence contest.
The man at Baldwin who was desirous of risking his cash on his man failed to come to time when called upon.
—Kahnweiler's dry goods house offers a handsome fan to the Senior lady who obtains the highest grade in English literature.
--A certain Senior is reported to be writing a poem entitled "Farewell to my Arab Steed." We presume be means his pony.
The Senior Normals are said to have the intention of having their photos taken Friday. The pictures will probably be abnormal.
According to the Freshman constitution, '87 should have a class party this week. We hope that first attempt did not discourage them.
The Betas have just received new copies of a publication containing a large number of Beta songs with words and music complete.
---Prof. Carruth returned Saturday from Boston. He found the German department all O.K., under the managership of Prof. Arthur Canfield aud Miss Alice Peabody.
The following agricultural conundrum is propounded: Plant Bennett and what will come? Why, if he is put head up, radishes of course; if feet up, probably onions.
-If K. S. U. wins in the inter-state contest, Lawrence people may retire and augment their police force (that is add another man.) The students will be wild; Leach will be Wilder.
---We do not wish to mix in the trouble between the editorial and Mr.Bennett, but will only suggest to the former to recall the words of the Bible: "Answer not fools in their own way."
The Oreads elected the following officers last Friday: President, Glen Miller; vice president, Miss Jennie Oliver; secretary, Miss Luella Moore; critic, H. E. Riggs. Everything was lovely.
—It has been the custom of the Orophilians to give a reception to their senior members, but nothing has been said with reference to such an entertainment yet this year. We hope this will not be forgotten, as we expect to be Seniors some day.
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BOOTS AND SHOES
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