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Fen· Iies f h e F u t H re bc:fon• me, A myslcr iom; realm to my ga ze; l lon.'7 for a glimpse oj i t.-; scc r£'1. ·, B u t it s rcu;/ness is shrouded in ha::e.
I y ea rn for a sight t~( my railing, What labor ha i'C men .(o1· my hand.-;! A roiN· sn./7/y bid s m e be JWl ienl, omt•whe r • th e y ' ll my !>c n·icc demaml. ~Vii/th e
w orld br aflam e 1cith my pra ises. JV1·11 m !J name 'mongst m !J .fellou .~ stand hi gh ? '' Come, come," ch i des til • Vuh·c Ju•a?· we lwceri ng, "That too thou shall kn ow by ctnd by."
A1·e t her e co.ff"ers of wealth f <J1· my toUing, And s ha ll I with buunHes be f ed l Shall I d1eell 'ntirl rejoi6ng aud pleasure? urel y, h opi ng i bette r than d~·ead.
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And th en, as l JWUS(: ·i n my musing, I ca tch som e forcgleams of the goal, While th e Voicr, l ikt' a su:eet benediction, Whis pe rs u:ords that my Longings comwle.
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"To oth e ~·s de l'ofe .strength ami talents, On 1nankind t hy polce l·.<~ bestow; Wh ethel· son·ow or joy ot•ertake th ee, Som e day thy J"f'tt•ard th ou sha ll know. · •
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THE NORTHLAND. T LA 'T-the ' umm e r yacation . Th e drudgery n f s ix h our.' o f math e mati cs and t \\'n h n nrs o f languag-e st thl y daily, \\·as fcn·g-uttcn as soon as th e Dircc to t· to ld thL· h:i d and myself, that w e \\·er · tn put in th L· req ui red practica l na\·igatinn o n a ft~ur m nnt hs · cruise around :\ P rth C ape. .\ t tir~ t 1 felt ~o m thin g o f a pang. as if L hea rd the tt ntHHtn cc nH.: nt ,1f my funeral. .\tri p n•u nd :\t•rt h ·ape! I had rl'ad Tlllk n ':-. poe m, ancl the horro r:; n f a po la r night, whi ' h the explorer-' Barend~ a nd 1-Icem~kcrk bra\·e,J. at o nce came into my mind . Lt see m s ,·cry c hildis h tlll\\' , this ~udd •n fear. Hut ra cial s upe rs titio n i~ n nt bru ~ h cd ::~~i d e hy a m rc wa,·e of the hand. 1\ly ance~to rs had listened to the rumbl e of the weird :\urtll ~ ea c \·en h e f re the tim e wh e n Tacitus fir!'t wrote abo ut them . They ha d ne,·e r ttn der!"too d their cruel f e, a n d th e Jnw m aning o f the sea wh <: n th e tide ra n lo w, o r i ts thutulering:-. wh e n las h ed furi o us by the hard \1 o rthw e ~ ter s torms, had fill ed their min d.s wi t h s upe t" titio us awe. Besides r wa: a s till a c hild and re m em be re d th e s tories f the !-'ca. heard uptm g-randfather's kn ee. But th e l' icl. wh o had fini s hed his sccn tut year o f a ppre nti cesh ip, scanne d my face cl ose ly, a nd Jl t) tic in gmy fear h e spoke with mock r e ,·e rence, " ~o nn y. t h e re is n n nig ht the re.'' IIi. lig ht- h a rt ecl ness set' med co nt ag-ious. fn. gradually my fear left m e. Tn th e afte rn oon we danc ed a merry jig O\'Cr a lg-ebra bo ks a nd , bidding nu r m ot h ers a dutiful farewell, w e bo a rd ed the Penelope and se t n ut in <ftll' . . l o f the unkn o wn. I pass O\·cr the em tio ns which came o \·c r m e whe n the ]a ·t hlcak dune )f th e ret:eding ' hore sa nk beneath th e lum bering wave.. The. c fee ling: can no t he unde rs t ood. and they merge s trange ly and ttnco n. cio u. ly wi t h anot he r and h it hcrt u unkno wn feelin g-. comm o nly d e n n tecl as sea-sick n ess. f the two days fo ll o wing o ur ~l cp a rture J can g i\'C n n acco unt. whether s ummo n ed to d so o n earth o r in h eaven. Th cs
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weg-i3n coa~l again prc~ - cs upo n th e s tar-board. Though the su n has se t an h o ur ago there i: : till light enough to read by.
\' Cr port bo \\' . . oo n I sec a s harp peak loo m up in the o ffing and afte r two hours the Lofoden islands stflnd off a'port. It is nine o 'cloc k n \\' , but the sun s till s \\'in gs high aho\·c the h o rizon.
\\ ' !t e n a t iu ur I tak e the helm agai n the ray s o f a new s un alrcad ,. da:--h fn •m n \·e r the m o untain ridge~ o n star-board .
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zep h y r ripples th e mi rrnr- 1ike s urface of the deep . :\ s the :.- tar- h oa nl watch ha s g-n n c down :.-tl c nce r e ig-n s all at·o und :-;a\' l' fo r th e thud " f the t·n g in c~ a nd th e ru s tling- t>f the hn\\' - \\'alcr. ~nft <!ll d lll l'lJ,•w i:.- the lig-ht nf the :-.umm e r ni g ht. a m ys tcri i) US ,. il. tran: JJa rL' tlt . g'c tt z ~ - l ike. \\a\· r:.- tre mblin g- o\·t•r tht rippl e:-, o f th e northe r n sea. :'p eed t11wanl th e my:.-t ic i:.- lan.l :.-. J g-aze ahead port- bo w and take nne o f the clark pea k :-; wh e r e by to :-; t ec r .
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the r a iling of th e cummatHlo-hridge. hi:' c hin re s t ing in h is Land, whil t'· I! is s o ft blu e ~: y~.· s g <tzc \A. ist full y far away ove r the limpid wat r toward the wonderful islands. I l c ha s see n them a hundre d time:.- befo r e. lmt stil l they b eg-uile hi:-; fa n cy.
1:.- h e thinking (lf hi s a nc es tors . the wild nl\·ing- \ ' ikings. WtHH tn s ail th ·se weird. lo nely fjord s in their clrake -h ea de~I barks ? I d o n nt kn o w , but ~ un.• ly . it mu :-; t be some ''call o f the \\'ild." su me reco ll ec ti o n o f p e rh a p ~ centuries hack tltat l> nly the so ul n..· mcm bers . whi c h brin gs ahou t th i:-; pcn s i ,.e moo d and lures the pil o t away fro m duty.
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The ta =' k o f hclm :-; m:ut i ~ nnt a ,·c ry arduous one this ni g-ht. fu r o nly n o w and th e n I turn a s p :)ke . The ,·esse! it se lf :-;eem:-; ulH:y s th e rudder. It is n o w t e n o 'cl oc k athl the s un s wings h)\v u\·e r th e s harp. c rag-g-y J H.~a k :-; of th is land s. It i:-; an e nchantin g sig ht: e\-ery p t,j n t . e n : ry jut. e\·e ry rock lined with
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HE night i ~ clark. Th e wind, s hive ring al o ng the !'andy ro ads and dry autumnal mead o \\':;, b i0 \\"5 th e la. t leaf o ff the o ld m ap le at t h e gate . :\n o wl h oo t ~ in the neighh n r in g- \\' OOcl. .-\ . q uirre l. bewildered by t h e nu rri e!" of dry lca\·es. h esita tes a seco nd. th en ~camper~ o n do ,vn the r o ugh littl e foot path that leads tn th e dingy old hut. :\11 i ilent. d ead . There is n nt a ~tar in th e hea,·c n s but ,farkn ess e, ·erywh erc. X u w and then the rlistanl h n wling f a d og breaks the sile n ce. • uddenly a ray t ) f lig-ht fall~ upo n the bleak wind-b lown road. T h e m oon c. caping fr >m t h e iro n-black cl < u d:; gi,·es fl rth a dim a n d g h ostl y g·limmc r . A figure. ol ct a nd hcnt pl n ds d o wn t he rnad : it st o p . . t o tter.. a nd then pl o cls n n agai1 ~. Slo\\' ly it passes fr o m the . hacl n \\'s o f the w ood a nd in th e y ell Dw light o f the m oon . n o\\' c o mpletely frecJ fro m the cl o uds we !"ec the :\Tan with cln. c ~rapped hair and striped cl thing. 11 e is a ln n e s eem ing-ly. but. a - the m oon plays fitfully with the cl n ucl!'. a . had nw clark a nd terrifying fall s beside h im. th e . haclnw o f a r ~s. eeing the ~harl ow. the man stop~. dra\\'s bac k: and I ! t h e ~h aclo"· . tops. T[e co \·c r~ hi;-; e\·cs a !" he m u tter::;. '· E,·crv wh e rc . a 1waY~ . . " The m onn pt1~scs behind a cl n nd: t he C ro!'s di,appea rs and the man . ~ h uclcler in g . walks o n up t o the c reaking li ttle gate. Ste p by step h e winds hi !' wa y up the fo r. aken path and o n to th e little hn,·el. Tic pl ncc ;o; his fno t up o n the ~ t e p and it crumble~ awa,·. lTc I m k ~ at the cracked wind o w-pane~. H e pauses t h e re like one \\'h o . tunne,l \\'ith a blo\\". C< w cr. fro m fea r o f a n ot her. Th e owl in the adj o in ing w nod cry~ o ut o nce m o re like a Jo:-:t child !'nbhing fo r i t~ m o ther in the n ight. , lo \\'lv tht• mnnn comes out ancl the Shado w o f the Cro~:- appear!' ag-ain. !'ta nding like a . pectrc h esicle him. Th e man, feeling the Presence. shudde r a n d dr Jp s hi , head I \\·er o n his hrea~t. nut 11 0 \\' a trembling ~eize. t he Cross. it fll O\'e . an I ~cems like a Ji,·ing thing. R eel h o t burn each p o int as it presses c l o~c r a nd cl o . e r upo n the man. Pushed by han ds. ~
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Th e . un i ~ beginning tn ting-e the cast with the fit·:-:.t faint ~nlnrs \\·hi c h prorlli::-'(· d ay. The bird~ are waking- in tltt' wno <l and th e g-lnnm is lift ed frnm the l ancl~ca J H.'. Tlt e mat• wanders on d n wn the road until hl' reaches a ,·alky . Ja rk c r th an the ni~ht had h ccn. l i e h e:-:. it at<.·s a montent. tltt•tt t11rn ~ hravch· into it. li e stt tmhll'~ and wnttlcl ha\' l' fallen in the darkness : hut th e. lta d uw. lik e a l>ea cnn li g-hts hi ~ \\·ay :111rt pas~es befo re him into the ,·alley. Th e man. he\\'ilckrcd, dare..; for the first time. l11 lnnk h CI),IJ,. at hi . rns~. and sec~. g-ln wing with a th o u::-'atHI radiant color. -the row n.
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l!tDITORIALS Diu it e,·e r occ ur t o the student sub~c ribcrs o f Hope that a good way to s h w their college !:"pirit w e uld be to g;,·c their pro ducti o ns to the :\nch r ~taff? The new s taff i · r eady to work in the capacity of a burea u c1 f cxchang between the student body and the alumni. faculty, a nd fricthl~. As a co llege publicatio n we do n ot aim to ha,·c a w< r id-wide influ ence in letters. Ou r purpo. e i .~ to reflect co llege life as it i ~ li,·ed here u pon the campus. \V c feel that it is ou r life and actidtie which interest the read er· o f the .-\n ch r. and we h ope t() giYe them a true and life-li ke picture o f what we a r c Joing at college. u r predecessors ha \ 'C made t hi. paper a success. and it i o ur aim to co ntinue their effort to in til into th1 paper a s pirit tending upward. The respo n sibil ity o f making The Anchor a sucrcss r e. ts
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'ull cg-c man. be tnt· t ) }·o ur society. The ~nciety needs y o ur intl're::-t, y o ur acli,·e participati Pn in all its projects and <.'((urt~. \\' ithtlll t th c . . e . it cann 1t de,·elnp n r he of great 3~~ ! :-; tancc . li s ucccs:-- i..; tn come in <J ra t o ry n r in debate. it Jllll ~t c•,mc thrcHtgh th e :-;nc iety. and thu s . c ,· cntu~lly thro ug-h the l' fT•,rt ::- ,,f incli , ·idual llH.' IIlhl'r.. In thi~ as in o th e r w~lks, let tt. · rt.·Jltl·tllh l· r. the lltc•rt.· in\ L's tmt.·nt. the larger the cJi,·i dl· rHI. It ts n n t . h ll\\'l' \'t•r. that th t.•n· are nn ,Jini c ulti cs co nn ected \\i tlt tili-.. ,.il'\\ 11i till' ""c il't\'. Tim~· \\'a~. l•l' fn rc the prc:'ent g L-n l·rat i, •11 11i . ., 1ll dl·nt ..... tltat :t hi ttt.·r :tn cl impl acaiJ I(' -..p i I it ·t:par:tt d th t.· ... ,,t.· i~.· ti l'-.. Tltt.· 'L·ry m c nti 11 ll (If the w1lr<l .. ... ,,cicl~" \\ :t ..., a .., j ~ ll i\} r g'l' t ll'ra l ltt~:-; ti l itic"'. \ \'c ~r<.' pr11f•Htt1<J iy g-ratL' iul tl 1a 1 tlt:t t t in tv Ita:-- pa . . :-;l'cl- kt us hopl•- fu r t'\·c r. ·1 n l,c ~ urL'. \\' t.' 11111-..t llit \' l' a cer tain am o unt 11 f ri,·alry hl'twce t, ~Pt.· icti c:--. >~r ef . . L· \\'t.' \\'ill h a'e nau g ht but apathic. aimle~:. · Ji'()rt~. nut \\' lt t.· n thi...; sa me :-:p ir it I ~ SO int c n:-;ifiecJ ancJ emhittcn:d t hat t.·o ll cg-t.· i . . it, rgnttl'll 111 :-;oc il'ty. n n thing- Inn ant~ 1--!·c111i~n: and :--haLte red iri cJH!:-h ip can re:-;ult. \\' cask fo r a cat h r1li c ~~~l'iL· t_,. :--pirit. ' I hi .; yt.•ar. it hk<.:d . a fine example o f g""d - \\ ill ;: nd friencll in L'"'!-- \\':t..., exhihilt.'d. wh e n two collcgt' ,,,c il'tic ... lvn t a lt :t nd 111 j,u nd a li t' \\' n rg-a nizati!lll.
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THE SOCIETY. . \mong the m n:-- t i111po rtan t inllul·n ce:-- 111 cnl ll';-!·L' t· fc . ~t and ~ tht.• Lit e rary ~.,t.. i t• ty. I t:-- part i11 dt.'\ t.' l"ping t h l' student. \\'hL'liJ<:r it Il L· f" r g't1111 l (J J" ft •r ill. i::- lar~<..': it tn:t y e ither g-reatly facilit :ttc a :-.t ucknt ':-. pn 1g rt.·:-:-:: . t~r ret ar, l l11 :-. ad,·ancc. In ll o pt• l'o llq.~·L~ . \\ c arc glad tt' :--t:tlt.', the a i111 , ,j all the S•'C: il' lit•s i:-- hig h. an d tlt t.•tr inlltJ L'IICl' i:-- j,, r tltt.• IH:-.. t. .:\11d SO. lht.•rc \.an ht.• 11 11 lll'..-i tctlll'\' . in lll'"i ll"" L'\' l'l"\' . ~ lllcll'lll. n o t o nly tu juin sumc :--oci t•ty. Inn al ~n tll :--u ppo rt it w ith all his heart. ~
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conscio us . TJis is th e pri,· il eg-e of assoc iating with people o f a diffe r e nt s tamp fr n m hi s 0\\' 11, he learn s t o d o a n o ble w o rk by act u a ll y e n gag-ing- itt it. and better. till his is that genuine sa tis factio n \\'hich come: as ample r e ward to eve ry o ne whu g r a tuit o u sly nffers his ~en· ices fo r th e m o ldin g o f u se ful lives. ,\n ot h er phase of i mmcd ia tc interes t is m i · s io n s tudy classes and ct~ nferences. Thr e cu urses of st udy h a \' e been g-i,·en this )'l'ar. "J)n\\'n o n the I lilt s oi Tang.' ' " Refo rm C hurch ::\lissin n s" and "Japa n and Jts Reg-e n e rat iun," with co n ~ide-rahlc e nthu siasm and gain. lnt e r cs t in missi o n s tudy is created at th e young men's c nfere n -cs h e ld a t difTerent time s a nd pla ces each year. Th e r e po rts fro m 1\iagara a nd l~ oc h rste r con f e r t.? n ccs w ere duly a ppreciated and tl id n o t fail in th e ir d cs ircll aim . If it is tru e th at inspec ti o n fo r the st udy of missin n s and a d esi r e fo r s tro ng, s ympath e tic and br a<l m a n h ood is acquired h y attending th ese con f e r c nc es, th en it ts o f conc e rn t o u s t < enlarge o ur delegation t o th e . umm e r c m f crences t be h e ld at Lake Genc\·a in June. The h pes and effort s o f the n e w cabinet arc to end at leas t fro m 15 t o 20 m e n. ~ray we s ucceed. The Y. l\1. . A .. co n : idered fro m these diverse a _p ects. m ea n s much fo r the st ud e nt · o f Hope. In times past it has been th e so urc e o f unt o ld and abiding bless ing. And o ur trust is that \vith the m a terial o f respo n s ibility there may have fall e n up o n the m e mbers o f the new cabinet that fin e r se n e r o b edie nce t o truth- a nd then s hall the coming h o p e ful year be placed in h e r reco rd · as a pros pero u s y ea r inll e ed.
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Tilt.· Y11ttng \\ ' ••llll' n·s Chri~tian . \ ~sn c i :ttion of TT• 1pe 'o l!q..~~.· ha:-- j11~1 fini:--IH:cl :tn tl lhcr ) l'ar 1 1i \\' (I rk. This ,·ear has heen tllll' t• f ~real hJe . . "ing- in many w a ys. and \\'e arc ,·cry gratdul f, ,,. it. ( >nr nH•cting:s during tltl· pa~t y ·ar han: been marked '' ith a ~ pir i t .. r <.·ant l' ~tn c ~~ and IH.: lpfuln~· ~s . During the \\'ed~ 1 1 f pr;tyer many girls \\'ere hnmg-ht to know hrist a s LIH: ir ~a,· i,~r athl \lastl'r: and \\'c feel ~ure that their decis i11ns \\' tr ' d11t: , in part at lt.:ast, to the · fforts o f nu r a~soc ia t illn. T h at mi~~itHlary interc~l ha ~ been aro used is sh n wn by the fact that tlt i;-; y ·ar tw o missi u n . tudy 'Ia. se. were o rg-anized, and th at th e missiona r y fund this year is larger than <.· ,·c r hdeJrC. l !est and nH ,st impo rtant of all, the members han: felt in their n\\'n Ji,·cs the strong spiritua l innuence o t th e a:--:-.ociatiun. \\ ' hat will the c u m ing year mean to us? \\'hat 5hall we a :m i"r in 111tr Y . \\ ' . l· . . \ . \\'11rk? t\m o ng <•th e r things. let II:-. aim j,, r :t laq.,:l-r mem b ers hip. I l o pe C u llcge shelters within it:-- walb to day a greater number o f y u ung \\' o men than c\·er h dt•rt•. The lll'g"illning 11f our n ext <.·ctlleg-e year \\·ill probably Sl'l' a la rgL· ttuntl>cr u f nc\\· g-irls matriculat ing- here. 'hall we t1 11t w~· lcume them t11 tlltr as~u ciati u n mcmher::-hip and t• > u ur tn e c: ttn ~·\ a!' heartily as we w ..: lcom~ them to old 1-:l upe? \l~Jrc imt u ,rtant ::-till than a large memh e r~hip i · a d ee p .... J>iritual life in the Y. \\' . ·.. \. l htrin~ the Ctlm in u· Yea r \\'C de~ire n• , t nnh· tt > bt:cn n tt: h e tler a c quainted with each o ther and \\·ith (lllrsch·c=--) hut also t u kn o \\' m o re ahn ut nur L o rd and \laster. jc:-'\1:' Chri ~ t. \\· c \\'<lilt our member~ to lead c()nsistent 'ilristian li,·es. and t o beco me 1 cttcr fitted fo r u
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your own piritual life ~hall he elevated, , tre ngthen cd. a nd purified. Are y o u willing t o make the coming- year one whi c h : hall mea n gro wth fot· your. <:If and fo r th e assn~... iation? The new <lfficcrs o f the \. \\·. C. :\. nrc as f()IIP\\'S: Pt·esident , Gert ud c ]. IT t~ckj c.: ,· icc prcsiden t. :\I i 1111 ie Held : sccn·tary. Zt) ra l. Ha rnahy: treasurer, I !ele na De :\taagd.
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JUNI O R-SENIO R DINNER. On \Vcdn sday e \·cning, i\Jarch 2J. the Senior class was entertained by the Juniors at the h o m e o f lrcnc Bru se. Pennants fvrme<.l bcautiiul and appropriate decorations, anJ the ' enio r a nd Juni o r bann er · for o nce hung peacefully ide by ide. .t\ 11 elabora tc d i nn cr was followed by a program o i extempo re toast -, j ohn La,·en acting a ~ t oa ·tma ter. The affai r was a great ::.tu.:c<:ss in the \\·ay o i · tr<:ngthening the friend · Jup between the cla:-:st•s. \ II da~ · ri\·<tlry was fo rgo tten and memoril·s oi ia:--t ··scraps" and "rushc:--" o nly ad led t o the jollity o i the e \·ening-.
SOCIETY OF.i:'ICERS FOR THE SPRING TERM. Fraternal. l'rL:.-iden t- .\nth on\· L. \ 'er llu l~t. \ ' icc l'r •:--ident-J. II . \\ arnshuis. Sccretan· a nd Tn.:a~ urcr-J J. E. Yntcnw . Cosmopolitan. L,n·: idcnt- Jcan \ ' is. \ "icc L>rc:--idcnt-1 larry .\nkL-r. · ccrcta ry ancl J'rcasu rer- ))i ,·cr Dropper:--.
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John Plasman, '09, who has been spending th e winter m t h c . o u t h . h a s a c '"'L' p t e d a p c r 111 a 11 c 11 t p' 1s i t i 1111 a :-- a 1111.·ml 1 L' r 1 1 i
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Twt> o f the Senio r!" at the \\ ' c:;tern Th eolog-ica l Seminary have accepted calls. se< r n·e I lankamp. '07. the call frnm llamilt un, 1\Jich .. and 1-le nry :\l o llcma. 'o7. from :\lu:;catinc. I o w a.
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'07. b o th teaching- in tlte \ ·dar (;rn\-c .\lcllll)rial .\cadt' lll\' , s pent their s pring \'acations with tltciJ- parents in )J olla ul and Zt.·eland.
Announc ment ha been recei,·ed h e re )f the engag-ement o f ReL J osc ph I . ~ izoo, '07. a se ninr in th e :\ e \\' Uru n : wick
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THE M. A. C. GAME. ' l'he inter-collegiate and t\ . \ . C. champiun ~ hip o f \\'c ·tern ~I ichigan hung in the bal ance o n ~I arch I r. :\L .. C . came d o \\'n determined t o win all. by nc mi g hty effort. Th(;y
.Pc,·. \ · cltman pn:ac h e d a \'Cry s trong scrm n n nn J,cal optio n unday !\larch 27. The may o r and city council attcncll'd m a bo .J y.
played, h o \\'e\'er, again s t equal "lctermination, and that o f the Dutch \'ariety. It is :i g nifi cant that H o p e play s better under the inter-
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~lcK e nna a nd Barnett o f ~ 1. A. . and o ur littl e La ,·cn prov .J \'Cry cffcct i\·c. The half C'll<ku 19 t o I I in o ur ra,·or. ln the seco nd h alf. under th e :\ . .-\. C. rul es, ~f. :\. C. had a . h ade th e b e tt e r o i I lope. Durinrr the las t t e n minutes Coach 1h·e \\·c r put in his gia nt ce n ter. 1 l c. fresh a nd s tro n g, succc;;~fu lly put a damper up n o ur SCC)rin g ma · h itH.'. rut• clown by the furious pace oi th~ pn· ,· i u u~ thirty minutes c f play. r ur enthusia:-:tic cruwd g-rew w il \1 wiH.' n. at the p istol shot. the .·co re stuud: ll upc. 3H: ~1 .. \ .C.. JO. By mutual consent Coach Bre w , r anu ~Janr~g e r \' c rbu rg agrcl'd n o t t11 play a deciding gam l'. Thi:-: prupusiti• 111 \\a:-lll l•St sati~factory tu till· player:-: ••n J,.llll team:-: hecausl' L·ach had ju:-.t tini :-: hed a lo ng- a11d hard :-:l'hed ul e . lk:-.idl's. L'Xamina ti uns l><:gan a t ~1. .\ . ·. that ioliPwing week :l thl at l l dJ>l' th o.. ' \\'l'L'k aitcr. Basketball ••i ·o.;-· lo c lu:-:l' cl up<~ n a m us t s uc ces:-.ful s ea.·u n des pite th e early dcica t :-; o n tiH.: trip. Th e :l.·asu n ui · 7 - ·o~ . and p rt! \·io u s -ea:-:o n s . left n :-: undisputed c lwmpi o n s of \\ . es t ern ~li\:hig-an . .\ t th e cl us e of the seas n of ·o -·09 we had a claim o n th e .-\ . :\ . U. c h ampionship o f ~I ichigan. Thi s sea ·, >~• we s hare h o n o r with :\L. :\ . ·.n o t >nly iu r the . \ . . \ . L·. hut also for the inter-cu llcgiate champiun:-:h ip uf ~I ichig-an. . \r~ we willing t u s hare h o n o rs in ·I o- ·I 1 also? If o pe' · baseball t ea m ha s m alic a sue ·css iu l stan fur the season of ' 10. the lirst ,,.ame with Grand 11 ~1\· c n hi g·h schun l e ndin g in a dccis iYe ,·ict ry f r ll ope. The '"a mc was ca ll ed in the first of the eigh th o n accnunt ni til · inabi lity of ;rand 1-l a \·en to retire th e 1 lo pe it es. wh, >. with nn ly •mc uut. w e re h o ldin g a clre:s parad e around the l1as es. Th e sc..·llre at that time w as 3 to-+, wi th prospects uf rl'al'hin~· 100. Th<: <;rand Have n teatn wa s helple:':-: a g-a inst th · · Jc,·er pitching of l{ ig-a u d, wlt o. w ith fair -upp or t. a li U\\ eel o nly thr ee hit:-;. ITope will n eed th e support uf c..·,·c ry .:: utdl'nt if \\' l.' arc ttl make the season a ·11 cce ·s . \\. c h<n·e the hL'st t<·a m \\'e ha vc had in year . . also the harcl{':'t sc h edu le. I l npc pbys t ' ' n lnl·a l seric · with IJ o lbncl I ligh .'clwol and the ll n lland In depend e n t. . bo th . tn n g t ams. In additi11n lc1 th c'L' g :tml'S \\"l' wi ll play l\IcLachlan · Du s inl·s~ L'ni,·ers ity. Crand I Ja,·L·n lli gh . l3 is el ls o f Gra n d h.apid !". and . ht•s t nnd h "t o f all. tlte Kala mazoo tate Nor m a l _ c hno l. A ll thc:-:e g-a m es w ill he played o n the coll ege campu .. . o Jet's a ll c o m e o ut C\·c r y Saturday and support the team. -A. C. V. H.
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Hedding Graphic- T h e write r o f .. f n !"piratic n .. is to. he cum mended fur thl' wh u lc:-:o mc 111 l'ssag-e o f hi · pro duct.lOn. ~ n m c of the :cnt ence:' in "Pn t ect i,·e Tariff a nd :\ mencnn rn cltt:'tries .. are rat her ca rcle:-::-:ly and lno:;;ely co n ~truc t e d. Blue and White -You ch ,,·e ll in dc,·o't in g- s o much space intended to he tn y o ur exchanges. The Exchange cut • th urrh b hu;n o nHts. is ntlt at a ll edifying. Calvin Colleg e Chimes-Yo u s h o uld n o t inse rt glaring adn.' rti:=em c nt"' in the mid:-;t of ,·our ,,. rthy literary numbers.
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M. H. Aerolith- Y n u r m a nner of c o mme ntin g o n the1 · fn t· t·t . :--· trai rrhtfnrwardnes~ an< cxchant!·cs ,Je!"l'l'\T=-' pr ~usc • :--. < .. s• ,. r·tl o f ..y o ur cut"· arc ~o mcwhat blotchy t I1nrc ntg- I111 :--:--. • and in~listinct. The a rti :-:t :-:h c•ulcl :-: tri,·e t o make h is w o rk :'ugg-e:'ti,·e. in :-:teacl < f putting in :-:o many details. The Student is the nam e h o rne by tw o o f o ur exc hanges . the tll le <•f which hails frn m ~want o n. Y ermont. ancl the oth er garb, fr um Eureka. Kan ~ a:-:. Tile l(.".,tte r ... h n uld d o n brighter . and usc type that is 11H) r c di s tinct and inYiting. Tennessee University Magazine fnr february is a Coed numb er. hou n d in a b eaut ifu l cn,·cr. and fill ed \\~i th liter~t')• w ork of a high o rd e r. ''Th r Garden of Delight" is a pl easmg · a t 1YC · n· "The Call of th e \'C t n o t 111 ) ·:-.· t 1· r,·in . :--.· l loem iman·u1 • =-~ r r r tl1e \\' orieL" the ~tory of <me wh t n e d fr m the tern t e o mona:-:tcn·. i:;; writt e n in an exquisite. sympathetic . tyle . Verd.urette cnntain~ a g no d editorial o n "Lop- - iclcd Students," which emp ha :=; izes the impo rtance o f an H a 11 -a r o un d'' d e , ·elo pmcnt. F o r general attracti,· ene~:' nf appe:uanc c The Picayune sta nd s in the
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bran ch o f w ork which might with pro fit be e ngaged in by mo re o f o ur ·tudents.
.\ ccnrding: to a recent Latin tra ns 1a f 10 1~ De 1\Iotts has a . rather . tr;tng-c tdca o f 1O \ .c. I-Jc informed 111 classmate that
·· · nto the 11 ill ·'' in the ~ormal College News i an excellent s pecim e n of co ll ecrc E ngli ·h.
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The Lincolnian ha, a \"Cry cc mprc hen sin~ and in st ructi ve article o n ''The \ Vumen of Turkey,'' \vri tten in ' implc a nd plea ing language. Purple and Gold s ho ui,J do m o re justice to her exchanges, and her comments sh uld be more . pecific. Every paper likes to kn o w just wh e rein it excels o r wh erein it may be deficient. 'J"he ora tio n. ''The Da\\"n of the Orient,'' re,·eals a g-ou <.I gra p ~ f m odern w o rld m o ,·emcnts. The Voice has severa l goo d cut., hut lac ks exchange notes. The Recorder, Crimson and Gray, Ecore Fabrian, Cooper Courier, and th e Review fru m Hami lto n , ..O hio. have n ea t an,J attractive co,·er.·.
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T11 \ ~ priJ-Snmc t ran!"lo tions. :--. cr-''The stars w en~ s 1-tppmgthro ugh the · ky, · f. . :\ I uld · . their t·tils behind th e m . 1 c ragg1ng • · . ve kept h e r warm durin g . :\fu~tc-" 1 fer passiOn fo r 1
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the winter." think Greek has :\f De Prec to Dal enhurg-- -' 0 you . ac . ?" much value in m o dern cd u cat tn n . "th e G reek alphahet ·'Certainlv.'' replied Dalcnhurg-. ' . ·I t f' rat h e b elon gs to. e noh les a man to ktH) \\ " ta · )f elocutio n ?" ' . ·I· 1· _ .. \\. h a t i ~ the m c a mn g ( . rrofessn r ·"~ . . r... 1 t to death in some . . . D . -"Its the way- pc >p e arc pu :\ s ptrmg
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HOPE PENNANTS A handsome assortment, ranging in price from 25c to $1.00
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FOBS The latest designs.
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CHAS. D. SMITH, Druggist
Casper Belt
G H otel Bl ock
JUST AROUND THE CORNER
Bolland, Mich . Citizens Phone 1295.
A sK Tilt-: F..:u.ows
DR. JAMES 0. SCOTT, Dentist
F. Charter's Barber Shop 6 West Eighth Str
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Quulity the very hcst.
" There's A Reason " The Coll ege Shocmnn Graduate in the Boot and Shoe Art
For nice Home Made Candies,
C iti?.cns Pho n e 1441
Prices the lowest
HARDIE, The Jeweler
R. W. CALKIN Citizens Phone 1470
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LINKS SCARF PINS, WATCH FOBS AND OTHER C UFFTlllNGS TO TONE P YOUR NEW SPRING TOGS
They All Get Their Ice Cream From
H.ILIOHAN
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E. 8th St.
Chocolates, and Bon Bons
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Repairing a Specialty
Holland Candy Kitchen . 2il F.. Ri~hth S t .
130 E. 8th Street
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Combination lun ches
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'oods and Candy
HOPE COLLEGE
Pennants, Pillovv Tops
Citz. Phone 1751
We h ave receiv~d an ~ \\' Ji.nc thnt will plc•a . o e very H o pe stu · dent. We are showmg new lnnds and s izeR. lns pect our line.
T. F. Noble
DUMEZBROS.
Photographer
Boon'es livery, Bus and Baggage line
103 Monroe Street, Grand Rapids, Mich .
Horses Bought and Sold
209 Central Avenue
PHONES: Citizens 34: Bell 20
Superior Photos and Portraits
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Special Rates to Students ~
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H. A. HOPKINS, Sec. Michigan Press Asso., St. Clair, Mich. Patroniz the Adv ~ rtis rs.
H. BOS, Tailor
In so doing you \viJI h lp
21.3 l<iver St.
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DENTS
79 Canal Street
Grand Rapids, Mich.
The Flower Shop,
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Just rccei\ ed- one of the fin est and most complete lines of Com!nencement samples y·e have ever ca rried.
Go to
Best Meals in the city
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Holland City News
Coster Photo Supply Co. 21 E. 8ta Street.
Citz. Phone 1582
Photo Accessories of all kinds. Developing and Printing. Cameras for sale or rent. A elegant line of souv{;Olr postals at one ceo t each
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Van Drezer's Restaurant
Best of Service
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