Hesperian student / (Lincoln [Neb.]) 1872-1885, February 15, 1884, Page 8, Image 8

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THE HESPERIAN STUDENT.
$xchni(Qe grh-n-jgrac.
edienl JBiTttfffty.
Tho Sibyl caps the climax.
Tho Doano Otcl still roosts on the dcml onk limb nml
hoots in its familiar way.
Tlio Motor, published nt Bluo Springe, Nob., hns im
proved much sinco tlio Into change.
Specimen of news from tho Hastings College liecicic:
"Miss Johnson wis sick one day Inst week."
A promising geological student on being asked of
what coal is formed, replied : "Of decomposed rocks."
Badger.
"Wo are sorry to Bay that wo'r.au't shako DePauvo of the
Asbury again. The monthly is the same as of old, ox.
i-cpt that it has burdened i'solf with a name that
would destroy an average college journal.
The Hetrs Letter complains, and very justly, of tho
strict rules and regulations of their collogc. In our
opinion the more students we put upon honor, as op
posed to cast-iron rules, tho better for the students and
also lor tho college.
Again the Btrkeleyan, after an absence of sometime
comes out in its old dress, but much improved i n its
reading matter. Olla Podrida glows again witlrrending
that is quite runny. This department makes a greater
success in this line than any college paper that we hove
over perused.
A boy, a girl,
A wavy curl
Mown out by the wanton wind;
A waiat, an arm.
Sure, what's tho harm
I f arm about tho walBt wore twined
Ablush, aide,
One more I wis ;
Tho father toward them ucntly stole;
A scream, ashout,
A foot let out,
Tho Impress left of hie boot-solo.
Student Life.
Our old friend Palettte Scrapings has called on us for
tho first timo this year. It still maintains its high stand
ard in every respect. Although much larger than ordi
nary it is tilled with sound and interesting reading mat.
tcr, which is now and then seperatcd by romantic sketch
es. The tut representing "Old Tom" is quite familiar.
Hn loooksold and sleepy; but ho is only waiting for
some would be friend to come in reach ef his hind legs,
for Tom would kick a fellow if he had to wait a
century.
The Oarthaginian for January, contains an article outi
tillcd "The Dial Poinl6 On." In our estimation it is ex
cellent. The thought is clear and expressed in neatly
conttsucted and clean cut sentences. Sonic of the ideas
are old, but they are completely hiden by the shower ol
new ones. However tlieic is one thing about the piece
that we do not nppiicratc and in fact do not think it in
keeping with scolarship and good taste: that is the use of
the Latin phrases. It may express exactly what we wish
to say, but how many are there who cannot understand
it, and for the sake of these if nothing more wo would
use plain English.
Celluloid collars and culls at T. Ewlng & Go's.
Instead of tlio usual quiz, the Eclectic boys intend to
hold a privato tlobato.
Dr. Boll's little bov after having the measles is ailllctcd
with a seriously sore mouth.
Prof. Graddy Isslok and unable to moot uj this week
Wo wish him a speedy recovery.
A fow students, who havo studied medicine some
years, hope to graduato noxt spring. " r '
The practiso which in disposing of one murderer
makes fifty others is an abomination.
Pity tho community in which mob law prevails and
Judge Lynch presumes to administer justice.
Somoof the inmates of this institution anticipate visit
ing the Yellowstone Park next summer.
Iu the absence of Prof. Graddy, Prof. Mitcholl ocou
picd a part of his timo and Prof. Lowry tlio other part.
Are you taking in tlio lectures on medical jurispru
dence? Lawyers and profesors find tliom worth the
taking.
"Wo hopo the state will give the medical department a
new building this year. Quarters are full now and will
be quite too small for us next year.
Your humble servant cheerfully extends tho fraternal
hand to tlio other candidates for tlio medical editorship
and their supporters, and respectfully acknowledges the
measure of confidence and appreciation manifested by
his reelection. Furthermore, after mingling with class
es in New York, New Hampshire and Vormont, I take
pleasure in slating that it nover lias boon my privilago
to mingle anywhare, with more agreeable associates, or to
bo a member of a class which I could servo with more
pleasure.
The institulious represented by tlioir graduates' in the"
medical faculties of this University are as follows: Rubs
Medical College, Chicago; Indiana Medical College. Iu
dianapolis; St. Louis Medical College, Missouri ; Medi
cal Department, Michigan University; Mt. Union Col
lege, Ohio; Antincb College Ohio; Bowditln Medical
College, Maine; Ohio Medical College, Cincinnati;
Hahnamaun Medical College, Philadelphia; Homoeo
pathic Medical College, Now York; Hahuanianu Med
ical College, Chicago; New York Opthalinic IIospilal
College; Eclectic Medical Institute, Cincinnati; Amer
ican Medical Cu"ego' St. Louis; University of Nashville.
Tennessee; bt. Thomas and The Royal London Opthal
inic Hospital, London, England. Names of institutions,
too numerous to mention, at which preparatory and par
tial courses were pursued, and post graduate courses
taken, and also those from which honorary degrees
were received wo omit.
Large assortment of colhus, cuffs and neckwear at T.
Ewing & Go's.
Doane college is raising funds to erect an additional
college building.
The best judges of artistic work go to Kelloy & Co for
Photos. No. 1020 O st.
Best style, best goods, at lowest prices at T. Ewing fc
Co's Clothing Emporium.