Dickinson College - Microcosm Yearbook (Carlisle, PA)

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College Calendar, 992993. September I4 September l5 . . November 24 December 21 January 4 . January 26 .I February 22 . February 24 . February 25 . March 3 . . March 30 . . April 4. .... April 7 ..... April21. . . . . May I2 . . May19 . . . May 22-26. . . . June 5-1o. . . . june I0 . . ju11e11 ..... june ll . . june I2 . . . . . june I2 . . . . . june I2 . . . FALL .'TlERWlv 11592. l :XZll'llll1Zltl0ll for Admission-Wednesday. Fall Tern1 begins-Thursday, 8.15 A. 111. Tl1a11ksgivi11g Day-Thursday. Fall Term ends-NVecl11esday, 4 1'. M. WHNTER TFERMQ 11593. Winter Term begi11s-VVed11esday, 8.15 A. M. Day of Prayer for Colleges-'I'l1ursday. Washington's Birtl1day-Wednesday. Anniversary ofthe Belles Lettres Society-Friday. Gyn'masiun1 Exhibition-Saturday, 7 P. 111. Anniversary ofthe U11io11 Philosophical Society-Friday. Winter Tern1 ends-Thursday, 12.30 1'. 111. SIPRIING TEIRMQ HLS933. Spring Term begins-Tuesday, 8.15 A. M. lnter-Society Debate for Wallower Prize-Friday. Freslunan Declamation, Cole and Walkley Prizes-Friday. Belles Lettres Sophomore Oratorical Prize Contest-Friday. Union Philosophical Sophomore Oratorical Prize Contest-Friday. Senior Final Exami11atio11s. Final Examination ofthe junior, Sophomore and Freshman classes Junior Oratorical Contest, Pierson Prizes-Saturday,' 8 1'. 111. Baccalaureate Sefm0ll by the President-Sunday, II A. M. Ser111on before tl1e Young M6ll'S Christian Association-Sunday 8 1'. M. Class Reunions-Monday, I0 A. M. Meeting ofthe Corporators of the Law School-Monday, 3 1'. M. Commencement Exercises of tl1e Law SCll00l, Class '93-Monday 4 1'. 11. 8 J

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NOTHER year has come, and with it the necessity of placing' belore the public our College An- nual, the MlCROCOSNl.H The present volume appears under peculiar conditions. Heretofore, the com- position and publication of the MlCROCOSNI has been entrusted to the Junior Class, but this year Ends that Class involved in difficulties of such a nature as to render the output of the HMICROCOSMH by it an impossibility. Not wishing to witness the final dissolution of a College custom which has obtained for so long a time, and which, as we believe, exerts an influence alike bene- ficial to the College itself and the student body thereof, the Dickinson Chapters of the hve undersigned Greek Letter Fraternities have allowed the cloak of responsibility to fall upon their shoulders, and now present to you the result of their modest efforts in behalf of their beloved Alma Maier. PIII KAPPA PsI, SIGMA CHI, THETA DELTA CHI, PHI DELTA TIIETA, SIGMA ALPIIA EPsII.oN. 7

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june12 . . June I3 . . June13 . . June I3 . . June I3 . . JUIICI3 . . June I3 . . June13 . . june I4 . . june I4 . . june I4 . . June I4 . . September I3 . . September 14 . . Annual Meeting ofthe Trustees ofthe College-Monday, 7 P. M. Examinations for Admission-Tuesday, 8.30 A. M. Animal Meetings of the General Belles Lettres and Union Philo sophical Societies-Tuesday, 9 A. M. Meeting ofthe Alumni, Chapel l-Iall-Tuesday, 10.30 A. M. Annual Meeting of the Phi Beta Kappa Society, Chapel Hall- Tuesday, II.3O A. M. Class-day Exercises, Class of 1892-'93-Tuesday, 2 P. M. Oration before the Phi Beta Kappa and United Literary Societies- Tuesday, 8 P. M. Junior Promenade, Gymnasium-Tuesday, 9.30 P. M. Final Chapel Exercises-Weclnesclay, S A. M. Comnlencement Exercises of Graduating C I a ss-Wednesday 9.30 A. M. Alumni Reunion and Banquet, Gymnasium-Wednesday, I2 M. Presiclent's Reception-XVeclncsclay, 8 P. M. FALL TERMQ 11593. Examinations for Aclmission-Wednesclay. Fall Term begins-Thursday, 8.15 A. M. S 9