Word: seene
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...been exceedingly disappointing. Less than 40 men have reported for work, and many of these ceased coming out after the first week. When it is remembered that the great majority of football players now in the University is unknown to the present head coach, it will be readily seen what a handicap he will be forced to work under this fall unless he is in some way able to meet the men this spring and to see them at work. It is not expected that men who are occupied in the major sports should report, but it is certainly reasonable...
...Triennial costs about $1700, the class dinner about $1000 and the first class report about $1200. It will be seen from this that the class fund is subjected to heavy payments at graduation and before all the installments are paid in. A successful class fund must meet these expenses from the interest on the principal. Drawing on the principal cripples the establishment of a permanent staple fund. At first the contributions to the fund ranged from $50 to $100, but lately they have fallen off to an average of less than $25. Those who can do so are urged...
...Ehlermann. Jr., '05, as Martin Gollwitz, the old professor, sustained a difficult part with conspicuous success, which had its culmination in the quarrel and reconciliation with Friederike in the fourth act. As the actor-manager Striese, C. Kempner '06, showed ability seldom seen among amateurs. His return in the third act from the failure of the Professor's tragedy was one of the most amusing scenes in the play. The Emil Gross of H. Hagedorn, Jr., '07, was very delightful, his accent and mannerisms receiving frequent applause...
...unestablished. Before the telescope was completed it was not expected that such accurate work would be possible, and the discovery is of interest both because it shows the progress which has been made in the building of telescopes, and because it establishes the fact that light which cannot be seen through the ordinary telescope may be determined by photography...
...Song for treble. (1) "O Death, Rock me Asleep." (2) "Have you seen but a whyte Lillie grow...