COLLEGE NOTES.
The boxing, fencing, and wrest
ling classes organized last Saturday
evening. It is the intention to give
free instruction each week to those
students who are interested in any
or all of these sports.
It was mentioned some time ago
in these columns that the freshmen
had not brought forward a photo
graph as evidence of a successful
picture scrap. Since that time one
has appeared and the class of 1910
has been awarded the victory.
The seniors took their annual
sleigh-ride to Bellefonte last Friday
evening. The pleasant weather
made the trip an exceedingly pleas
ant one.
The continuous cold weather for
the last few weeks has enabled the
skaters to get in a few good strokes.
The pond which was built last year
has been in fairly good condition for
those who enjov the sport.
COLLEGE ORBIT.
At the annual conference of New
England colleges, the following
questions were raised: Should a
course of Greek for beginners be
established ? Is hazing a thing to
be repressed or extirpated ? What
Thu Medico-Chirurgical College of Philadelphia
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flanarimont fif rionfiofrif Offers superior advantages to students Abmulu ee of nm-
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clinics present splendid opportunities lor practical study of general and oral snigery
Rental students accorded same college privileges as medical students. Quizzing conducted
by the Professors free of charge.
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W. T. DUNN
THE STATE COLLEGIAN
; should be done in regard to fixing
tuition charges ? What part should
be allotted to the faculty in the gov
ernment of the students ? Does the
honor system regulate examination
evils ? •
■ In his four years’ career in foot
ball at Chicago, Eckersall has played
in all the games but two, and has
scored a total of 181 points —Ex.
Yale has followed the lead of the
western universities in removing
from her baseball schedule all pre
paratory schools. Until this year
Andover and Exeter have been on
the list of games.
Cornell has abandoned the pro
fessional head coach system in foot
ball and adopted the graduate coach
ing plan. Henry Schoellkopf, ’O2,
and Morris Hallidav, ’O6, have been
chosen as field coaches for next
season,
In the mad rush for education
don’t forget that it is not our ac
quirements,but our achievements that
best prepare us for life. It is better
to be a wriggling tad-pole in a little
pond that an inert sponge at the
bottom of the sea.—Ex.
The 0. S. U. Lantern announces
that there are 55 candidates for
places on the teams that are to
represent Ohio State in her debates
with Indiana and Illinois. —Ex.
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