City College of New York - Microcosm Yearbook (New York, NY)

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 COLLEGE CALENDAK ftrptrmbrr Sept. 1C—Kali term opens. Hack to the old grind! 1ft—Messrs. Albert Weiss and William P. Larkin appointed to Hoard of Trustees, succeeding Colonel Lydcckcr and Mr. Baruch. IT—“U” campaign gets off to Hying start. Looks like a record enrollment! IT—Freshmen become obstreperous. ’2ft tries to put them in their place. The Seniors interfere, and put both classes in their place. 23— Fresh-Soph Pushball Contest. '23, outnumbered but game, shoves back the Frosh. 24— Board of Trustees authorizes granting of four new degrees: Civil. Chemical. Mechanical, and Elec- trical Engineer. And the College keeps on growing! (Orlnb -r Oct. 1—“V Freshman Dinner. Hammond provides the cats; Messrs. Churchill. Brownson. Coleman, and Burchard furnish the antidote! No casualties. 1—Forty men report for basketball (not counting the junior assistants). Here’s to a successful season! 3—Fresh-Soph Tug-of-W.ar. '23 drags '24 all over the Stadium. The Frosh get their annual bath—with a hose! S—'21 defeats '22 at basketball. The Seniors may be old. but they’re not decrepit! 14—Frosh beat Sophs in cross-country, by default. ('23’s team is conspicuous by its absence!) 14—'23 beats '24 at soccer, 2-0. l.- —Miss Rose Schncidcrman addresses students. Prof. Otis, please note. 13—Lee Sherman. '21, elected President of Student Council. Everybody happy—except Lee! 13—Fresh-Soph baseball game results in 4-4 tic. “The shades of night were falling fast! IT—The Sophs hold a hazing party in Harlem. A couple of Freshmen receive a raw deal! 20— Freshmen get their “intelligence” tested. Faculty refuse to publish results. Wonder why! 21— Walter Johnson. ’03, composer of “Lavender,” comes back and leads students in singing it at chapel. 21— Freshmen swamp Sophs in swimming, 33-20. Considerable gloom in the '23 alcove! 22— Freshman Sing. The Sophs distribute Zymolc Trokcys! (Adv.) 23— Franklin D. Roosevelt, Democratic candidate for Vice-President, addresses students on the campus. Audience mostly Freshmen; too bad they can't vote! Sin fem

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