The Free Lance. Published Monthly during the College Year by the Students of The Pennsylvania Slate College. •' to , , a 'a ,n, , • r I?. T. Corn, 'OO, Editor-in-Chief. Editors. A. M. ARNItY, G. A. Zunscß, S. H. KUHN, 'Ol. H. C. GLUNWRroxv, 'OO, Business Managers. 1,. EL YOUNG, 'OO, G. K. WARN, 'OO. D. E. leVrtNTzro„ 'OO. PAGn.• The Round of Daily Life. (Verse.) 180 Anthracite Coal Waste and how it may be used (scientific), 180 Cousin Toni. (A Story.) 187 Nix and I. (A monthly sketch.) 192 Were the Fates Unkind. (A Sketch.) 195 Peradventure—A Lancelet. (Exchange verse,) 198 The 4ditor and the Critic 204 College Miscellany 211 Calendar 211 Ye Alumni 211 Guests 212 Society Notes 213 Personals and Department Notes 213 Athletics 214 Tun Film LAwon Is published on or about the fifteenth of each month from October to June, inclusive, by a 13oard of Editors elected from the three upper classes of The Pennsylvania, State College, its aim is to encourage lit erary work in College, and to give a faithful representation of College life. Contributions or all kinds are, therefore, earnestly solicited from the Students and Alumni. The subscription price, for one volume of nine numbers, is $1.00; single ceples, 15 cents. The LANCE will be sent regularly to all old subscribers and new students unless ordered to discontinue. Address all contributions to Editor of Fame LANCE; all business com munications to 1, Yorrso, Business Manager, C. H. BASSLIM, 'Ol, Assisitzni. CONTENTS H. H. HANSON, 'O2. A. H. Mrrirxß,
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