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Elizabethtown Rifle Club Middletown, Pa. Trash, Cram...
...chapel is a handsome Gothic cathedral, designed by the eminent ecclesiastical architects, Cram & Goodhue of Boston. After the "baby" had been heard at midnight of the Thursday preceding the game in 1924 each midnight found students, residents & faculty assembled in the unlighted chapel. Toward the latter part of the week the chapel was crowded, students were on the roof, in the choir stalls, stationed in every possible part of the chapel inside & outside. The location of the ''baby" was never ascertained. The "baby" has not cried since 1924 and Sewanee has not defeated Vanderbilt in football since that...
...addition the restriction would add to the already heavy burden of the preparatory school. Already forced to cram their students for the College Entrance Examinations, the restriction would force them to go even faster in order to finish within the time limit. It would seem that some selective method might be found which did not have these disadvantages...
...Large Rm. Geography 18 Pierce 110 Geology 7 Sever 29 German 1a Mr. Bennett, Sec. 1 Sem. Mus. 1 German 2 Mr. Lewis. Sec. 1 Sem. Mus. 1 Government 5a Sever 6 Government 19 Harvard 2 History 1 Mr. Coddington, 1, 29 Conf. group 1 New Lect Hall Mr. Cram, 2, 38 Conf. group II Memorial Hall Mr. Dean, 3, 36 Conf. group III New Lect. Hall Mr. Dow, 4, 15, Conf. group IV New Lect. Hall Mr. Fowler, 5, 21, Conf. group V Emerson J Mr. McDonald 6, 16, Conf. group VI Memorial Hall Mr. Perkins, C. Conf, group...
There are certain courses on the campus which offer every advantage to the student who desires to "cram" and take chances on a final blue book. These courses are the ones that offer practically the same examinations year after year with very little variation in the subject matter. Lecture courses having no examinations other than the final also tend to lead the student to "cram" at the end of a course rather than to consider the subject from the beginning. The Michigan Dally...