Alumni Notes. To Her I Love.
W. D. Carmichel, ex-'96, is The following-poem, composed by
teaching in Little Hock, S. C. a senior on the eve preceding- St.
Percy Cooke, Law '92, is practi- Valentine day, fell under, our no-
cine- law in Louisbunr. N. C. ltce ana we nerewitn g-ive our reau
T . r j . . ' ers'the benefit of this g-entleman's
, . Tt , AT nr first attempt at rythm,
icing-law in Henderson, N. C.
w r mi ' Though duty keep me from thine arms,
. xv. a nuraphun, ex- 7o, is icatn- Let not th heart be reeved for me:
ing in
School.
the Statesville Graded
J. Pruden, ex-95, Law '95,
has joined the law firm of Pruden
& Vann, Eden, N. C.
, Gaston Battle, '90, was married
on Feb. 19th to Miss Nannie
Speig-htv of Tarboro, N. C.
W. E. Darden, 92, is Superinten
dent of the Reidsville
School.
Graded
For if thou wilt thyself not harm,
In four months more I'come to thee.
Prepare thyself, my Annie dear,
For when I come to the again,
United we shall share our tears,
And you and I shall one remain.
"When. I recall that parting kiss,
Which you from me received that day,
I'm not yet reconciled to this
Why I from you did ever stay.
I promised you no other Miss,
However dear she seemed to me.
Should ever share with me such bliss,
As I that day did share with thee.
But now, my dear, can I expect
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' A "citizen of Ohio who allows
The Yale Library now numbers envy or prejudice to make of him an
about 170,000 volumes, an increase; enemy to the University which the
ol 5,000 over last year. iV! Vmff . ; ?v' ls. t0
J selfish to be a patriot and too lgno-
xne vunucrviu xiusueris out in rant to be an elector."
mourning over the death ol Ex- The above is taken from Lantern
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A large number of our exchanges "a citizen of Ohio" substitute "a
change editors in the -middle of the citizen of North Carolina, and see
session, instead of at the close, as if the remark is not appropriate..
"1C J-" Where is the long contribution
Ihe southern index, published that was expected from some stu
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The Harvard administration
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The Honor System of conducting
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vogue here for years, has been
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Indianvpolia Journal,
A Query.
He asked a miss what was a kiss
Grammatically denned.
" It's a conjunction, sir," she said,
" And,henc$ can't be declined."
r-The Owl.
No more;. 'twill rustle stiff with stanch,
For flutter up in winds of Match,
No more we'll see on rainy days,
Neat ankles in its lacy maze,
No more we'll clasp her form in dance,
For she has gone to wearing , .
Ex.
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