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the past, now that we are leaving them, we will say that these years spent under their care, have been most pleasant,’ and we thank them for their perseverance with us, and hope that they will remember us even more kindly when we have ceased to annoy them with dis- order and unanswerable questions. Good-bye, Old Stevens! Our college days are ended, but in all the hurry and bustle of after-life, ’92 will always keep a soft spot in its heart for you and the remembrances con- nected with your dingy halls. HIsTortAan. lo
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to attend. True it is that we have only one recitation a day, but that one! Oh, my! We are free to confess that Thermo quite makes up the deficiency in numbers, and we do not sigh and pine for more. It may be, as tradition in previous histories has it, that other classes have “pulverized” Thermo; we pass that in doubting silence, for in our experience, it is Thermo that has pulverized us, so that at present we are reduced to such a mental state that were Satan himself to appear and gtabeup O..W2) se )e in his fiery embrace, we would forget our delight at the spectacle in mechanically computing the heat absorbed along an adiabatic expansion of the contained working fluid, (C, H, O,) and determining whether the rise in temperature would ignite the vapor generated. Yet although we have lectures in every other department, curiously each several professor thinks it his duty to examine us, and, of course, professorlike, expects us to know all he has ever said. As a result, the noble Senior finds his time near exam. mortgaged far beyond its valuation, and unless he have fruitful notes at hand with which to deceive the professor into the belief that he has remembered all the lectures, he is in imminent danger of foreclosure. Happily for us, however, the days of exams. and lectures, and note-books, and, we hope, of conditions will soon be past, and we will be free for a whole term to write our theses, and incidentally to hunt about for a job whereby to earn our daily beer after we have been turned loose on an unfeeling and unappreciative world. But we are not cast down in spirit at the prospect of having to hustle for a living, and so, with a view toward making the most out of the present (and faterfamilias) we enjoy our class dinner and the New England inspection trip in the most expensive style. But why speak of these? To those who attend the class dinner, no recollections need to be recalled, while those who have never attended such an affair, would not. appreciate even the most flowery description. And the inspection trip! Ah, that is shrouded in a veil of mystery which I dare not part, for the dazzling brilliancy of the enjoyment with which 92 always envelopes an inspection trip, might cause something akin to astonishment to him who pays the bills at home, and this astonishment which usually follows large bills and “ Con’d.” reports is dangerous. So if echosof theatre parties and cards and dinners intermingle curi- ously with reports of manufactures and industry, it will be no fault of mine. Thesis work begun, there remains little of ’g2’s history to tell. We are now all getting rash enough to presume that we can survive one more exam. without disaster, and then there is but a short and easy stretch to the goal for which we have been working together for four long years. And yet they do not appear so long, as we look back to those early days when, as Freshmen, we began the career and the record which we have faithfully maintained through our course, and of which we are justly proud. Partings are always a trifle sad, and however much we may have ridiculed the Faculty in a7 ener
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