Major Basket Ball League.
PRIOR to the regular basket ball season, as has been the
custom for the last couple of years, a committee met
and formed an association to be known as the St.
Ambrose Major Basket Ball League. This received
the hearty…
Calendar
September.
9—Students reenter. Our Georgie breaks his arm.
10—Freshies go sightseeing. Some tall buildings here. Welsh arrives. Klise announced. Canning season opens and two go
home.
11-First Philosophy class.
12-Hynes debates…
Blue and White Book
Editorials
"ROUND UP."
I found Dave in his room. He
smilingly motioned me to a seat on
his trunk. I smiled to him in return,
and he grinned broadly—I may say
that his features retained this peculiar juxtaposition during our…
aforesaid, comes up, it will ever be
found on the side of the Weak, fighting the tyranny of the Strong.
The "Phil" advises the removal of
the trees from the hill because smoking is done around them. Great
heavens! has it come to this? Are
the dearest…
AS WE SEE THEM.
Ed Rosenthal.
We are the only class in St. Ambrose that can boast of a class physician. Rosy has held this responsible
position for the past two years. We
induced him to inter our fold the first
morning of our Freshman year. …
of a Stetson (fifty center). We discovered him the first morning of our
Junior year. To the frequent glances
of curiosity he responded with just
"Good morning."
He nearly bowed the good Juniors
over by making a perfect recitation
the first morning…
A PHILOSOPHER.
Some say that a philosopher is a
lover of wisdom, but in the language
at St. Ambrose he is one who goes
around looking wise and appearing
to be in a most sublime state of mind.
He usually talks in such an exalted
manner that the…
THE AMERICAN THEATRE.
On Tuesday evening, October fourteenth, a little agitation took place in
that good old basement hall, known
as the College Smoker. The trifling
discussion aroused the innermost
ambition of these assiduous disciples
of…
