| Show STUDENT LIFE long gossipy letters about the conditions in which you are working and the life you are leading Ask for information about the fellow you used to know and have good G9 lost sight of and we shall be glad to pass the word along Come back and see how the old school has grown and be sure to make yourself known at Room 37 College World Credits are being given this year in many colleges for work in literary and debating societies glee clubs and college papers From 4 to 150 students have been injured in class rushes in differentRailroad accicolleges this vear dents with equally large mortality lists would get half-pag- e newspaper s write-upSome of our exchanges devote twenty words to the events Classes are taught to swim at the Universities of Pennsylvania and Nebraska At Johnson City Term a college will he opened in December for those who were unable to attend college in their youthful days In the game between the Columbia and Pensylvania football teams fifty players in uniform sat on the side lines The Wyoming Student the pock- et edition of college papers is bigger than its size would indicate The following extracts from the exchange departments of the L D S U Gold and Blue and the Miami Student give you a study in contrast : “We have received several ex- - changes since the last issue of the Gold and Blue but there are only a few which contain laughable jokes It seems strange that all exchange editors should be short on wit Probably some will mature later on Till then we’ll wait for something to put in these columns that will cause a smile to come over the reader’s face” “The old idea of an ‘Exchange’ was that it should be a jingle cut from the ‘Exchange’ of another paper and marked “Ex” The Courier would print something it would next appear in the Argosy and it would be a year before it would run itself down as it were No one has so good a chance to study the comExmon failings as the change editor It has lon been apparent to us that a cramped small print “Exchange” hidden away amongthebargain columns is worse than a waste How often this department serves merelv to fill the gap between “ads” and “stuff” the latter term being now commonly applied to the material making up the reading matter of the publication The size of the cap 'hen determines the scope of the editor’s so-call- ed |
