-is offered for the best scientific article submitted, and not a
single one is written by an undergraduate, is this answer
adequate?
If this is a Technical College, why does not some tech
nical fellow write a technical article? And how can a paper
he published by the student body, if the student body does
not contribute material for its publication.
As one of our former Editors said, "there is positively
some excellent literary talent lying dormant among us which
needs but the touch of ambition to put it into life." And
we can but exclaim with him,—"Wake up! fellow students
and lend a helping hand."
Lost,--A great deal of good, literary ability, through list
lessness, or carelessness.
Sfra,ycd,—The two $5.00 prizes, offered in the
issue of the FRIM LANCt.
Stolen,-01.d Father Time has stolen from you
portunity to win those prizes.
Found,—A way to defeat time. The contest
reopened until Saturday, Jan. 27, 1900.
Wanlcd,—Somebody Lo wake up, and compete for these
prizes.
Who is somebody . .? You are somebody. Therefore the
FREE LANCE 1110 ans you.
Rattle-t-13 all g ! t-Du ! t-Bang !
The Editor had just finished writing, and the Critic was
still soundly sleeping, when there was a great noise in the
hall, and the Critic awoke with a start.
"What's all that noise," he asked.
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