The following items head the local column of the College Transcript.
Seniors.
"Say quick."
"Take it there, No. 9."
Some are plug-geed and some are not.
Rather doubtful: "Glad to see you're back."
Prof. Whitlock is the authority for the statement that "juniors are not to be laughed at."
"Turn yourself into an exclamation point," said the president. "Hear, hear!" applauded Rocky, Rankin and Palmer.
Milligan has a cold contempt for those skeptics "who attack first principles and confound their readers or hearers with paroxysms."
Green was considerably rattled the other day, when he called chloride of sodium "sore-eyed caladium." Green must have the "pink-eye."
There are said to be more young men from the South in the freshman class at Harvard this year than at any time previous since 1860.
A young gentleman was passing an examination in physics. He was asked, "What planets were known to the ancients?" "Well, sir," he responded, "there were Venus and Jupiter, and (after a pause) "I think the earth, but I am not quite certain."
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