Ursinus College - Ruby Yearbook (Collegeville, PA)

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 V 1 )ALEND AR| t 1 Mav 2 Tuesday,.... School of Theology, commencement, 8 P. M. 30, Tuesday,.... National Day. 31. Wednesday. Senior Final Kxaminations begin. June 5. Monday Semi-Annual Examinations begin. 11. Baccalaureate Sermon, 8 P. M. 12. Mouda v Examinations for Admission begin. 12. Moiida y Junior Oratorical Contest. 8 P. M. 13. Tuesda v Annual Meeting of the Directors, 10 A. M. 13. Tuesday ..Address before the Literary Societies, 8 1 . M 14. Wednesda v. Alumni Meeting. 10 A. M. 14. Wednesday. Class Day Exercises, 2 P. M. 14. Wednesday. Alumni ration. 8 P. M. 13. Thursday.... Co.MMKNCK.MKNT. 10 A. M . 26, Monday September 18. Monday Examinations for Admission begin. 18. Monday Registration of New Students. 19. Tuesday .... Registration of Matriculated Students. 20. Wednesday. Matriculation of New Students. o •1 Wednesday. Opening Address, 8 P. M. 21. Thursday ... November 29, Wednesday. Thanksgiving Rkckss begins. 4 P. M. December 2 Saturday.... Rkckss ends, 8 A. M. 1900 23. Saturday.... January 3. Wednesday. Rkckss ends, 8 A. M. 1H, Thursday ... Semi-Annual Examinations begin. 23. Thursday ... 26. Friday February 22. Thursday ... Washington's Birthday, a holiday. April 11, Wednesday. Eastkn Rkckss begins, 4 P. M. 17. Tuesday Rkckss ends, 8 A. M. 17, Tuesday Skkciai. Sowing Tkkm begins. June 11. Monday 14. Thursday .. COMMKXC K M K N T. September 19, Wednesday. Academic Year begins. 13

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He fairly lives in his laboratory, and always is at hand for consultation. He seeks to put the student upon his honor, and inculcates a thirst for scientific knowledge for the sake of knowledge itself. Few professors exercise milder discipline, yet in no lecture room or laboratory is observed better order and decorum, and absences occur less frequently. Dr. Mensch usually spends his summers at Wood's Hull. Mass., in investigation at the Marine Biological Laboratory. Last summer part of his time was spent at Beaufort, X. C.. where he collected different southern marine animals for use in his laboratories. The principal subject of his study and investigation is that of Marine Annelids. He is making extensive collections of specimens for a working museum in Biology, to the establishment of which he is looking forward. In 1897 I)r. Mensch read a paper on “ Stolonization in Antolytus Yarians, before the American Morphological Society, which met at Cornell I'niversity. He is a contributor to the “ Zoologischer Auzeiger,” Leipzig, Germany, and to the “Journal of Morphology.” He is a member of the American Morphological Society, the American Society of Naturalists, and the Philadelphia Academy of Natural Sciences. Arrangements are being made so that he can spend 1900-01, his sabbotical year, in investigation at the zoological station, Naples, Italy, in connection with work he means to take at one of the German universities. Dr. Mensch s busy life is only fairly begun. His efforts are just beyond their initial stages. We see a bright future ahead, towards which the Class of 1900 wish him God-speed. 12

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