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"His head waB jammed into the sand,
His arms were broken in twain;
Three ribs wore snapped, four teeth were
gone,
- He no'r would walk again.
His lips moved slow, I stopped to hear
The whispers they let fall;
His voice was weak, but this I heard,
"Old man, who got the ball?"
Exchange.
Thero are 5.000 students in the profes-
. sional schools of Chicago.
There were seven-hundred paid admissions
to the Minn, vs Kansas game, and about
as many more dead heads.
Papa: "Mercy! What an interrogation
.' point you are! I'm sure I did'nt ask such
strings of questions when I was a boy."
fv Little son: "Don't you think if you had,
you'd be able to answer more of mine!"
Sel.
It is thought that William Astor will es
tablish a University in Oklahoma for negroes.
"Non paratus" dixit Junior
Cum a sad et doleful look,
"Omne Rectum," Prof, respondit,
Et "Nihil" scripsit in his book.
Ex.
Student self-government will bo tried at
Cornell for a year. A committee of students
take all cases of cribbing. This is a step in
advance that seems advisable.
At Harvard, for fifty years, no smoker has
graduated with the first honors of his class.
Life.
Several students at Washburn College,
Topeka, planned and carried out the scheme
of greasing blackboards. The scheme
worked well and nobody recited in mathema
tics for several days. This is "full of sugges
tion" for freshies;
Prof. Turner, of Edinburgh receives $20,-
.000 salary which is the largest remuneration
of any college professor in the world. Echo.
A OHEMIOAL ROMANCE.
Said Atom to Molly Culo,
"Will you unite with mo?"
And Molly Cule did quick retort,
"There's no affinity." Ex.
Edward Everett-Hale, Joseph Cook, Henry
Watter8on and Robert J. Burdette will de
liver lectures before the students of the
Iowa State University this coming season.
Ex.
The Legislature of Wisconsin has appro
priated $85,000 for athletic grounds and
buildings for the state university. There
are no large flies on the Legislature of Wis
consin. Rutgers has a chair of journalism in its
woman's department. Ex.
POINTERS.
Students get a reduction from usual rates
at Dr. Hodgeman's dental office.
Week board given for 3.00 and meal
tickets sold for 3.50 at Carder's New Din
ing Hall, cor. 11th and P sts. Breakfast
0:30 to 8:30, dinner 11:30 to 2, supper 5:30
to 8:00.
Do you want a daily paper with the Hes
perian ? Well you can, this way, by an ar
rangement with the local management. Stud
ents of the Uni. can got the Hesperian and
the World Herald by the month at sixty-live
cents in advance.
Do you want a daily paper with tho Hes
perian ? Well you can, this way, by an ar
rangement with tho local management. Stud
ents of tho Uni. can got the Hesperian and
tho World-J feral d by tho month at sixty-five
cents in advance. The World-If mild gives
you all tho Lincoln, state and national news,
delivered at your door early in tho morning.
Tho Hesperian does all this in a school way
and is issued twice a month. Leave your
subscription with C. L. Talimadge, of the
Hesperian, or at tho World-'Iferald office,
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