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120 THE HOBART HERALD. (?ampus. Hish ! Hash ! ! Hush ! ! ! Go it Freshman. Wilson has been on the sick list for a few days, but is around again. Jan. was an interested spectator at the scrap, and came very near getting mixed up. We are all glad to see Fiske back again. Now some of the rest of us will get a chance at the mail box. The Preparatory Department is steadily improving. They will all be ready for college next fall. Several men are at work improving the track and incidentally getting rid of the ashes from the several buildings. Hannahs improved the time last Thursday by taking a nap in the psychology class. The lesson that day was on attention. The baseball team has already begun practicing in the gymnasium. Oh, we won’t do a thing to that pennant next spring. It is always the innocent who suffer for what other people do. So McGrew thought when he was hit with the water in the physics class The Thanksgiving day game at Buffalo was certainly\ a hard one. Several of the players were still ‘ ‘ dazed ’ ’ when they got home the next day. Prof. Silver says the only difference between a football player and an ancient wmrrior is that the ancients didn’t have their suits given to them. Pl-ni— r on his wayr from Sunday evening chapel: “ Really Miss — (as he takes her arm) I think this is the best part of the service.” Miss— ” ! ! ! Well,the Greek class have had their regular annual encounter with the idiotic idioms. As a result of the work they bid fair to become idiomatic idiots. Freshmen are not the only ones who get the honor clause twisted. A certain Junior declared that he had received no aid in passing a certain examination.