The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-08
.FRACTIOUS LAW JUNIORS.


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what The ret.headed young man said after
this only he hitbbeIf and the temporary Chair
Mah know. The audience oeean TO 90 out. In
hitetn serO:lts ibsEe was q fierce contest at the
snDF between those who wanted TO get out az
once and others who Wanied 20 ge. oct sooner.
Sea: the dnoE stood a young man named Ho-
nAFt. who vas recently graduated from Yale.
He Tas yociferoasly melancholy.
GsntIsmsn," he cried. addressing the con-
tstAhhs a. the coos- We are not boys. We
are college graduates: We must act Ike men.
Let us b. EsraOuE!"
u%hen everybody had gone except Frazier,
Hobart and the metropolitan journalist. IL WAS
decided. 70 The lattsF's chaRrin. 70 make Mr..
Hobart Chairman OF q committee Of three on
orRanlZatiob. The committee received the com
munication from the dean referred 70 above.
Mr.; Frazier has learned that the committee
which Informed him that be had been appointed
Temporary Chairman Of the junior class. ana
then asked him TO sign the call for the meeting.
was made up altogether OF g~uileful seniors.