Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-20

4 ,ins Ia hit his glass with his spoon. Ac-
| cord,np 10 her charm she Is voted Q
| "nInnin (which is a very compliment
| ,ary or as 'plpperina," which is the
most extravagantly hattering term,
| man who entertains good deal
and H. fond OF society Is 'fusser' or
. "deeyll among the women" II he Is
| especially popular with young women
no earns, the title Of president OF a
bachelors club :.
a man takes Liz TO the game II
no has a girl companion for the big
football matches, and IL a chaperon is
| in the party he "Lugs along the ola
| woman"
When out at the Yale field the men
on the grandstand and their friends fail
| TO cheer vigorously they are told that
they cheer like Harvard which In
considered most uncomplmentary.
When an actor nj one OF the local
theaters fails TO please the Yale stu
dents he IL "bughouse" and the en-
trance OF the villain Is generally the
signal for several hundred students to
cry to the heroine Look Quit there hs
comes, II the actor falls 10 appreciate
the situation and stops as he sometimes
does the students all cry in chorus.
Hes grouched," and generally he pro-
ceeds without antagon2ing his audi
ence any further,
'Pikjng'' is a form Of "crlbblng." A
student who endeavors TO get a high
stand mark by fayorltlsm is said 10 he
"souping" the professor or "bellyach-
ing" an instructor. e4
The Phi Beat Kappa society OF high
stand men has rival organization
composed OF the low stand men of the
class who call themselves the Kappa
Beta Phi men. They have key SINH
lar 10 that OF the other society men
only In place Of the five stars with q
hand pointing TO them are five beer
kegs with q spigot as a pointer. 4
The Skull and Bones men are called
"rattlers," the Scroll and Key men
"blrdies." and the VOLTS Head men
"barkers." These are the three senior
societies, and juniors working to get
into one OF them are called "heelers.'
"swipe.r borrow" or pinch" are all
applied to taking things without per-
mission and not returning them. cigar
cites are dope sticks and to bang
the box" means to play the piano. A
man who has money has bullets" or
DiuIlks OF SlllultpiSs ~ tNs
course is course that does not re-
qulre much study.
After the junior promenade, stu
dent Is said to Trapped II he has been
staying up nights to attend the festiv-
tiles. ION to the burg" means a trip.
to New York.
The Yale boys also have some curl.
GUS nicknames for certain professors
and buildings Hell Entry Is the name
given the entrance OF Farnam dormi-
tory, which is nearest Battell chapel.
This name has tasted 20 years or more
since set Of particularly lively stu-
dents roomed in that entry.
The new street between Fayerweath.
er Hall and West Divinity Hall, which
is the direct route from the old campus
to the new dining hall, has been named
Grub street"
Dean Henry p. Wright Is generally
referred to as "Charley Dean" while
Prof T. D. Seymour bears the title OF
Goat Seymour" because Of the way he
trims his beard. Prof. George Trunt.
bull Ladd Is known as George Ali AZ.
ASp Shakespeare BALDWIN Il. the
nickname Of Prof. c. S. Baldwin OF the
rhetoric department, Eg ~.
Prof. +. W. williams or the depart.
ment Of oriental history is known as
"Oriental Bill" while G. II. Smith,
professor OF constitutional history. Is
called zone Lung Smith or e''Indian
Smith" Examination papers by Prof.
Emery are termed Emery papers.
Roomers in Vanderbilt Hall are called
"scuts" and the men who lounge about
the court In front Of this building are
called the busy bees. New York Sun.