The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-04

,I,enory-A spcrt-Lovins Professor.
,,...,,,.u March s.-Thc snow lies deep
v.w II irns,ire hills. Tho Connect
-t,,r ia i,n ilAnl III" Aaglcss streets OF this
Wv sew ot. almost impassnhle. and there IL
sn''' t,,sto ann.c. bat much to instruct 1t
. '-I a" l1nl arl drcary wint'r' This Is
as.son. prrhlpa. that the students oil our
-..,llo Dartmouth College, aro beginning 10
, r,s,iva. and exhibit tend ncy to boil
40 to sprik. In fat they have boiled
D''. ,r,c-o il M norily spirit abroad in this
,.,..isnt anil ORR -ly institution 1t may
N.,n,,von lcrhu law that causes the sap to
,,,,rarl ia tic vcrnal season. and sets
NH. y .weln. has quicknned the blood Of
49,, voung mon. The opportunities to get |
vi - th,ir supsrlhundant animal spirits arc |
,rv s.aroe here. anil it il not ut all surprising |
| hstthere have been rushns" and rows"
| '.1,het there have been consequent Disagree
-snts between students and faculty.
rhe latest di.agrocment eliminated n few
| s,,-s AGO in tho separation OF six underclass
nan from the college and the putting upon pro-
e,,ion Of three or four others. Il happened in
mis- wise: On Wednesday evening" Feb. 2l the
freshmen class rs has been their custom for
Gears had class supper Mt White River VII
40 about Ave miles from hero. 1t is an un-
eruen Sophomore law that no Freshman
| ,hLl wear tall hat or carry n canc before the
| iunor exhibition. which is usually held the
| at Of April or first Of Nay. 1t Il Freshman
| law mat at their winter class supper some shall
Wear nigh hats. Accordingly there appeared at
l tbs class supper Of the class of 80 four young
/ non with shining now silk hats. These were
worn proudly and fearlcssly. for tho Sophs
vcre supposed to be ut least ilvo miles away.
l When supper came these defiant castors were
4 carefully locked in "a room, and their owners
Il irgot al thcmscNCs t. the menu IN pertoc! lurh-
aI p"acc. But. alas. WHEN. rcady TO re,don ihe
i hold some ono Ind climbed through the win
and carried OIL the stoNepipes. taxing
Il lAfe To disturb nothing else: Ii was clearly a
s0.e of SOphs. As the crcstialien and barohead;
ed Fresh rode home that night they vowed
genseancc This vow resulted In the rooms u
| 1r1 SOphomorcs h"ing forcibly entered and
.horoughly searched But no silk hats were
The next -washington's Birthday was
celebrated in a manner unusual TO staid Dart
mouth, There was q public cntertannent n
ri.sentatives of the faculty and OF each class wed
| With each other in doing homage 10 the memory
a'nt which was attended, 6y the ditto Of Han
.yer 20 quote local journal. there appeared a
i.ininutive Freshman. the smallest man in ms
/ .lss ~ well ~ the pluckiest. wearing tail hat
silJ CARRYING u cane nearly as tall ~ himself
Il arl almost as thick Us his own leg. THIS daring
5.in. man walked up the aisle TO "A most con-
/ q, 'u0us scat. whore h" grayely took on the hat
/ aui ut down surrounded by his adnlring
IIDs was moro than q woll-regulatcd sopho-
Il nUr- lass could be cNpeclsd To endure, ana tue
mg- on me 5sr e'9s7 I rus MnnS * them them
/ ..h6 W-re dressed IN their best clothes hastened
Il g.. their rooms and donned old suits. Al the
I.,.oi the entertainment the Little Freshman
l..l himself under the tall bat, and accom-
.n.ti NV the hig cane. marched out OF the
.ir'h surrounded by a body guard of his
/ ,i-~uates. As they came down the steps the
30. mores surrounded them. and ~ many
..sn-,..N as happened To be IN tho tlirnng
Iu ;ucr..w "re h.arl the var sris 2i IS sey'
1 ard 10
...i.sI ing thrung mad moved 100 feet or more
'.mr' the Ownsn.ople, some oil mem ihlies
.s iQs.i from it, Then the two classes had Il
i.fnn h.avy Tho tail hat of the small Fresh
D.. 'vns -ina-heN. and the crown torn from ny
-u. winch dropr"d around the w"arer- neck
INrn the bone co. contention was the nig zane
ae hanger which he had carried. Fresh
| l.-n rallied around tie hickory 3iudgcoh .iAe
ginieut around IL cOlurs, SophOmores 81 uS
l gied with equal zea 10 obtain possession oil TIT
| Tn F,cultv avenue ragged the battle. crow
Of upper classmen surrounding the strugglin!
youths and urging them ON with ensourls!r'
,rn's. The Seniors encouraged the Sophs, u,
nninr- the Fresh. while around the outskrt:
% tho mass skipped the yigilant prof ssors
| anVlous to "spit under cidssmen; Mothe,
Mon. from the coudless sky. looked down wttl
ou,aSnS l'%r upon her r2uR az lace sew S b
pr0f -sOr Of Civil Engineering. Ehu Thaye
~ nily. boldly enter the throng 70 rreserV
ana sae saY nus a!nSct tbat o s.1 ht
aNe Commanded respect assalied by snow
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