Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-16

uates of modern colleges are being closely watched for results.
 All the Connecticut College girls are quite proud of the fact that their pres ident has been asked to take part in the debate, the arrangements of which are of such interest, and feel that by being invited to take part in q debate with the leading educational experts of the day, Dr. Sykes has been 1 acknowledged to be one of the fore most educators. Skating at MiIIers.
 Skating parties have been the order of the week at college. The fine ice at Miller's pond. attracted many, and on Monday evening, a party Of girls, chaperoned by Miss Josephine Sutton, held a party at Miller's pond.
 After skating a while, the girls held a Hot Dog party on the banks of the river Although the weather was very cold, the huge bonf1res and the hot CO., coa and coffee, the soup and the "hot dogs" helped to keep the girls warm.
 On Tuesday evening party of girls went skating on the mill pond in New London, while on Wednesday evening the girls went down to the beach on a skating party.
 It is never possible to tell just what the next development of fun" at the college is to be, and the college girls are getting used to hearing skating parties proposed even when the ther- mometer is ten below zero.
 Girls Walk to Norwich.
 Travellers on the Norwich trolley line, have doubtlessly noticed groups of girls, or even two or three girls. walking along the Norwich road. It has become quite the fad to walk to Norwich, and any college girl who is not good for the tramp, is not consid- cred a good athlete. Some adven- turous girls undertake walking both ways, but most of the walkers are con tent with a good thirteen mile walk and consider a good piece of work done at the same time.
 Boosts the College Paper.
 A notice has been posted on the bull Ietin board regarding the work in the college paper for the second semester. The editors are making a plea for more interest in the paper. The stu dents look forward to. having the pa per appear, but do. not seem to realize that material is needed from the girls for the paper. Short stories, not over 500 words, are pleaded for. sketches and photographs, and all sorts of in terestine ideas and opinions. are want day and April Fools day coming. there ought to be some good stories and sketches for the paper. and there is no doubt but that in reply to the appeal of the editors much material will be handed in for publication.
 First Basketball Game. -.
 The first basketball game of the sea- son is to be held on a week from Sat- urday in New London. Miss Louise Ainsley of Cheshire is captain of the sophomore squad, and Miss Mabel Torrey of Liverpool. England, Is cap tain of the freshmen squad.
 The members of the teams are as follows:
 sophnore team: Miss Anderson, New London: Miss Began. Stamford :' Miss Gray. Groton; Miss Prentis. New London; Miss Hatch. Hartford; Miss Upton, Yonkers. N. F.; Mss Marsh, New York city; Miss Rowe. New Ha-' ven. . Freshmen team: Miss Doyle. New London; Miss Torry. England; Miss. Rumney, Nagautuck; Miss Davies, Easton, Pa; Miss Hankemyer, Hart. ford; Miss Williams. Hartford: Miss Hotchkiss. Waterbury; Miss Costigan, New York city; Miss McCowan. Wa tertown. Norwich Minister VIII Conduct ves-
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 Rev. Edward S. Worcester. pastor of the Broadway Congregational church. of Norwich. is to conduct the vesper service at the college on next Sunday afternoon. Or. Worcester will preach on Initiating the Iuftable. Mu-
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