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THE STUDENTS JOURNAL.
@OLLEGE WORLD.
SO SAY WE ALL OF US I took her to the promenade, And spent my last lean bill; I have not ridden since that night. I'm promenading still.-Ex.
The "Junior Poem" is attracting the attention of our larger colleges and universities just now. It has been suggested that some K.U. Juniors "Poem," to the tune, "The University I left behind me."
The average price paid for the first twenthree choicest at the sale of boxes for the Junior promenade at Yale was $69.43. Transcrip.
"Did Poe write"The Review?" is a question which a contributor to the University Courier" has raised.
GOING TO PRESS."
"To-morrow at ten we go to press;"
Said the scribe with massive brow. Said she: Sir Editor I confess
I wish you were going now."
—Concordiensis.
The Ohio State Oratorical contest was won by C. A. Blaldwin, of Denison University. Reserve Power" was the title of his oration.
The Princeton Tiger contains some excellent hints to the "Poem" girl this week.
The college yell is an unknown quantity of the United States.
Some of the most blood curdling and meaningless college yells we can find are the following:
Monmouth, "Ho rah, Ho roo, Depa la Repa loo, Rah so ki yi, Hot, Cold, Wet or Dry, get there Eli, Monmouth!"
Ohio Wesleyan, "O-wee-wi-wow! Ala-kazu-ki-zow! Ra-zizi-zow! Viva! Viva! O. W. U!"
Richmond, "Hella-bo-luh, Roak Koak (twice), wo-up,wo-up,diabolon—Richmond!!"
Indiana University, "Gloriana, Frangidanna, Indiana! Kazoo, Kazah! Kazoo, Kazah! Hoop lah! Hoop lah! 'tate University' Rah! Rah! Rah!"
Williams, 'Rah! Rah! Rah! Yums, yams, yums! Will-yums!"
The Wellesley girls sing their "yell."—M. S.U. Independent.
It seems like a paradox, that the person of the smallest calibre is generally the greatest bore.—Yale Record.
First Student: Why do they call this "Advanced Logic?"
Second Student: Because the lesson is far in advance of the class.
Engineering Notes.
We sincerely hope that there are no "spotters" in the Engineering department.
There seems to be some misunderstanding about Anderson. We can furnish proof that he didn't attend the senior party.
Cheadle has left school not to return again this year, business in Oklanoma calling him away. He expects to come back again next year
At the last meeting of the Electrical Seminary it was decided to admit the Sophomores. Their subjects will be historical principally
A member of one the literary societies telephoned, one night last week to the fireman at the shops, requesting shat the electricity be turned on." Mr Ward, the foreman, received no notice beforehand of the desired sight, and it was consequently impossible to comply with the request We would suggest that electricity is not "turned on" like a gas jet.
Prof. Murphy has got the mumps. Prof Marvin is teaching his classes.
Jim Kelsey will fill the office of "Supe" in the coming senior play.
Success to the "K. U. Lawyer" with William Henry Harrison Piatt its Business Manager. Knowing the experience that Mr: Piatt has had as Business Manager, we can assume the public that this paper will become full,-of such matter as is of interest to law students
There was held today a mass meeting of the students and faculty to perfect the organization of a newspaper company, which shall publish a paper known to be the official paper of the University. This paper will indirectly be under the supervision of a faculty advisory committee, whose supervision, will assure the paper the universal support of the business men of the city In our next issue the proposed plan will be given in full detail