The sun., 1894-05-12
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Temporary Dismissal from the CsIiors.
For time Rutgers College will manage 10
struggle along with only halt a sophomore
class. The other half ceased to be members
OF the college yesterday and how long IL will
be before they are taken back into the
fold the faculty will decide on Monday.
Mean while the second division OF the
| scientific section Of the class OF
'9e Of Rutgers College have saved the hands
OF the college clock and stolen the clsppsr out
OF the college bell. Just to show what wild and
| really and truly nefsrious sophomores they
| are.
The present dlfiiculty Is between the second
division. scientific. and Prot waldemAr Losher.
assistant professor Of German. aud IL has
been going on for some time. Viewed from
q sophomore standpoint the trouble with
Pref Loeher 10 that he gives department
marks. As the department department
OF the sophomore class is simply an eohlns
void. their marks are correspondingly unflat-
terlng. There Is an exceedingly good chance
Of large assortment OF sophomores still con-
tinuiaR to be sophomores after the June sx-
sminations as far as Prof Loeher's subject is
concerned. This tends to make the Professor
unpopular
At nrst the sophomores gave vent 10 their
feelings by gathering outside the recitation
room aud Rroanlng. Then they proceeded to
the use OF spit balls In class. and as no dire
vengeance resulted. they on the following
day. tried giant torpedoea
The Professor thereupon dismissed severa
students from the class room. tho walls OF
which on the following day were adorned with
the following literary effort:
fhshs 4
stob lstyins now. init kvickness Neestef Iycson. |
I VIII you zu der Prr.r.r-stdsnt gesend |
What you chentlemsn. to goleR~ come for anyway, |
shoosi for playing on lsr poor perfrs.ofs dhricks'
ban dat tough tiwi,ion zwoi oht ninety.siX
This didn't improve the state OF matters be- |
tween class and instructor. and q condition OF |
armed truce was the result for a time. Then
the sophomorcs broke out again. An un-
fortunate goat innocently sporting In a neigh.
bering meadow was seized upon on wedncs-
was hoisted through the window Of prot
Ioeher's recitation room and left there. Early
rSum on os sfS
suing from the room. 1t was ST III quite dark
when he "Esnsd the The dnos ani I'd assrd
Of action rather tfhs than wor. @ ' % He made @ @ sss
with great force. The Jnnitor lay down on the
floor and was very unhappy for n, space Of
That morning at hesitation the stuient. at
tempted to clear the atmosphere with n fusii- /
sion. They were threatened with various
penalties, Tmmunity; however; hal made
Ged to spring it yesterday morning.
Whom rho freshmen came out Of Prof
scientinc. Of the >ophom"res. which was To-
recte during the next hour were clustered
h.p ahs 4.d g ose
Professor about IN excuse.
recitations to.morrow." he was saying. My
He broke or suddenly as q large red object
through the air. landed on the floor. and be-
gan TO fizzle, and splutter. Just as the pro-
professor ieared three feet into. the air, nc. @
cGm,hanied , by the student and two chairs
plessn @ occurrs The roc room % was i1ef iuii o smoke
he Hss go, S9 9is breath. Where did 1t come from
sn sa Bsrsr sSsr h
gSS OF yelling The
VIVA. b.g,Eened ?" who. killed." .,",Ie.
the the windo%s SG%ie Hep !00% Rsh "i5s Ior os
cents. and all together. like comic opera
choMTn,. ~, the voices rose. ,u,-
|
When tho smoke cleared away two black
marks on the floor and small bits Of red paper
were the only evidence rem aiming OF tho giant
Prof Loeher finally restored
order. and was about to proceed. when the
door slowly opened.
What's coming now" shouted a souho-
more In the rear. and INN ediately frozs into
horror. stricken silence as President Scott
marched tremendously into tho room.
As he looked over the place the sorhomores
1ua ed beneath the glance. DR.. Scott 10 not a
mnr for sophomo orrs t. have fun with.
| was on NV way to get n train" he said, |
" when heard Of this disgraceful Disturbance
This division Ia now dismissrd from the col
ege until further notice from the faculty"
That was all. The division meekly arose and
He'd ont In 'leHd silence. They are now en-
Zgged in speculation Visions Of a freshman !
recently painted green by their class rise
before them. remembrances OF other mis-
leeds come hack to them. and they wonder
what ths faculty will 10 about II when IL m eets
,n Monday. Outwardly. however. they are
'heerfli holding that they are all equally |
guilty. and that the faculty viii! not go so far
~ to suspend all Of them. And they further
'redict that " TINT were done. the Institution, |
or lack of them. would cruInble rot decay |
all In ruins, and sink into innocuous desue- ,
uda.
This IL what they say for publication, bur the
cal feeling Is more accurately expressed bya
member OF the division. who sail to q SrS
ePoTter with the air OF one discussing natu-
al phenomena:
= You never can tell wha, facuIty's going
o do" ,