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3jokes Graduate: Are the girls as hearty as ever ? Student (sighing) : They have contracted a terrible disease, known as “sleeping sickness 1 Mr. Doan: What kind of a tree is this? Special: A cherry. Mr. Doan: IIow do you know it’s a cherry? Special: Oh, I always and everlastingly know a cherry. Mr. Doan: Well, this one happens to be a pear. What does the irritation of the blackberry woodborer cause? Student: Sawdust. One of the girls wants to know why a cat makes that “trembling noise.” Beagle in Drafting: Mr. Doan, I don't like my name. Whisper from behind: Change it. Bright Student (R. A. G.) : Mr. Doan, is Jonathan Spot an apple? Seen in Bee’s Notes: When flowers begin to show pink in the spring, pray for bud moth, red bugs, aphids and scab. EXCHANGES. We acknowledge the following exchanges: The Penn State Farmer. The Temple University Magazine. The Simonds Quarterly. The Country Magazine, (From U. of Wisconsin.) The Wellesley College Magazine. The Holcad (Michigan Agricultural College.) Laselle Leaves. The Review (Washington Central High School.) The Signal, (AC J. State Schools.) The Irwinian. T11E M ASSACH USETTS COLLEGIA N. 19
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JsMjcol ctes October 31. A Hallowe’en Party—a crew of witches and ghostly figures, which would have done credit to Tam O’Shanter, assembled on the first floor of the dormitory and were reviewed by the Faculty, who later in the evening distinguished themselves in plays,—one showing the adventures of an owl and a pussy cat, assisted by a turkey and bong tree, and the other a kangaroo and a duck. The latter certainly could “hop.” December 12. Mrs. Peeler’s Party—a bright oasis in exam week. January 22, 1918. School opened, much excitement over the new Juniors and the change of schedule. Both are now ‘‘old stories.” January 24. Faculty Sleigh Ride—moonlight, frosty night, hot chocolate and cake at Spring House, hoarse voices, jolly time. Much thanks to the Faculty! January 30. Mrs. Denser, of Chicago, told of her interesting experience in growing belladonna. Her delightfully informal manner of describing it made it sound most alluring. RED CROSS NOTES. During the months of December, January, and part of February, the Red Cross Auxiliary has not been active. This has been due to the examinations coming before the Christmas holidays, the latter being unusually long this year. On February 12 a business meeting was held at which plans for the future were discussed, ft was decided to specialize in the making of 4-inch sponges. The Juniors present showed interest and enthusiasm. Thanks were extended to several kind friends who have helped to knit sweaters and helmets. It was voted to contribute $20.00 to the Ambler Wool Fund. A contribution of $16. was made for comfort kits. On March 6th it was decided to discontinue the making of surgical dressings and to devote our entire energy to knitting. The meetings of the Book Club and Red Cross are to be combined. B. L. Williams. 18
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