Word: moring
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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The subject of discussion in "Toples of the Day," is the system of mid-year examinations. The writer claims that "at the best they are merely a necessary evil." and that they are responsible for the marking system with its bad effects. He argues further that a man would work...
The only verse of this number is "A Game of the Nineteenth Century." It is an 5musing adaptation of a game of cards to real life, and is far more readable than many ambitious attempts at poetry. The Book Reviews of this number of the Advocate are short The "Advocate...
Anthropology also enables us to study history and religion more intelligently, but we must remember that if Nature does not answer our questions, she does what is better, by telling us how we may lead a broader life. And we may rest assured that Nature understands our nature better than...
There is a rule at Lehigh that a student receiving eighty-five per cent. or over in recitation, shall be exempt from examinations. As a result more than half the students passed last year without taking examinations.
Mr. Wardner, president of the Advocate, was unanimously elected president, and Mr. Dennison, president of the Lampoon, toastmaster. For poet there were two nominations, Mr. Parker, of the Monthly, and Mr. Gould, of the Lampoon; the former was elected. Mr. Cobb, president of the CRIMSON, was elected orator, and of...