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The College “Hricf chronicles of the time. THE events of another year in college life will soon he numbered among the past. Pleasure and action have made its hours seem short, and now we may look hack with gratification upon its many happy events. We are pleased to welcome the new members of the Faculty, who, in the short time they have been with us. have won the hearts of the students.' Doctor Mnrlin, of the University of Pennsylvania, was called to fill the place left vacant by our late beloved Professor, I )r. Mensch. I )r. Mnrlin manifests great interest in the work of his department and insists on thoroughness in all his work, as the Juniors, to their sorrow, discovered when the grades of the mid-year examinations were reported. Dr. Grimm, of the Johns Hopkins University, now occupies the position for a long time filled so ably by our efficient Professor, A Icicle Keichenbach. The way the boys are heard droning over French and German verbs is sufficient evidence that Dr. Grimm deserves the confidence and respect which the students have accorded him. Mr. Oimvake, who was graduated with the class of ’98, has again returned to his Alma Matrr, after having spent three years at Yale University. Those who had known Mr. Oniwake were especially glad to welcome him back, and as one of our own number he is a favorite among the students. He brings a good preparation and a persistent activity to the position he has been called to fill. We have had an unusually successful year in athletics. The time-honored feats of decorating the chapel with dummies and converting the class-rooms into stables have not consumed all surplus energy. Our friends who were here in the “good old clays” may not concede that last year witnessed our best year on the diamond, but surely, the season of 1901 was a grand success. “Chic” might well smile as one of those down drops twirled across the plate and the umpire called, “striker out.” At the end of the season when we had scored ten victories against three defeats, every member of the team merited the congratulations of the whole student body. Foot-ball, too, has had its brighter side. The men rallied around the coach, “Ed” Kelly, 1901, who had captained the team very successfully for two years. With the majority of the men on the 1900 team as a nucleus, and several new men, we began the year with bright prospects. Many obstacles, however, had to be over come ; the new men must be “hammered in” : the team must be filled with the spirit to fight to the end, regardless of defeat or apparent victory ; and, above all, the men must he made to feel the importance of team work. Two severe defeats and several sound “dressings” from the coach so impressed the team with the fatal 23
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GOOD OLD URSINUS DAYS ■ ■ Aik : Duncan '.ray STL DTCNTS. come ami join our throng. ( lood old Ursinus days; For our college sing a song. Good oM Ursinus days; Make our voices heard around, ICcho far and near the sound. Deal companionship we’ve found, Good oh I Irsinus days. I.ouder shout and louder sing. Good old Ursinus days; Merrily let the campus ring, Good old Ursinus days; Raise our spirits up on high, Jollv times are going by, We’ve no need to fear or sigh. Good old Ursinus days. Highest praise we give to thee, Good old Ursinus days; Foster mother ever be. Good old Ursinus days; Rah! rah! rah with all our might, Red. old gold, and black in sight, Raise them to a noble height, Good old Ursinus days. 22
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