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The Haverfordian, Vols. 18-19, 1896-98 STACK.SIACK. CLASS "i fN'i. BOOK THE LIBRA RY v.\V\t\ OF HAVERFORO COLLEGE (Haverford, Pa.) THE GIFT OF \ N mo. 0\ 190 "^ Accession No. ANSA'S NOT TO BE TAKEN FROM THE LIBRARY. Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2011 with funding from LYRASIS Members and Sloan Foundation http://www.archive.org/details/haverfordianvols1819have The Have-rfctrdia/n Volume XVIII Fifth Month, J 896, to Fourth Month, J 897 .^CONTENTS^ Alumni Dinner 144 Editorials—Continued. Alumni Meeting, The . 30 Cricket Scores, 29 Alumni Personals, E. Field, Exchange Case, The 13 36, 61, 96, 113, 126, 9, 19, 75, 143 Fire, The 1 College Improvement Committee, 84 Football, 30 College Notes, Field, Wilson, Football Officials, 67 6, 20, 37, 59, 76, 94, no, 129, 143 Gymnasium Exhibition, The 115 Commencement Day, 32 Haverfordian Constitution, 115 Cricket 22,3s, 63 Haverfordian Prizes, 13, 83 Cricket Averages 65 Interclass debates, 83 Fire, The 5 • Jones Legacy, The . 53 Football 61, 77 Letter from U. of P. A. A 29 Football Statistics So Literary Societies, The 54 Gymnasium Exhibition, The 120 Murray Rush Prizes, 54 Hall and Campus, Field and Janney, II, Si New Captains, 84 .Harvard Letter, 15, 140 New Board, The 1 Haverford Library Lectures, 97, 145 Oratorical Contest, The 1 Haverford's Colonial Room, 1 16 Our Winter Exercise 68 Haverford Skating Pond 6S Parting Shot, A 131 Intercollegiate Cricket 128 Political, 54 In the English Schools, Loiury, 96 Present Gymnasium Work, 116 Junior Exercises, The S Result of the Competition 131 funior-Freshman Debate, The 95 Song Prizes, 99 New Mechanical Building, The 38 Sophomore Freshman dispute, 67 Ninety-six Class Day 32 Verse, 14 Ninety-six Class Dinner 75 Y. M. C. A 84 Ninety-three Reunion, 14 Our New England Alumni, G. S. Crossman, ... 31 Literary Articles— Prof. Seth K. Gilford, 60 Aetas Aurea, R. C. Brown, 107 Senior Sophomore Debate 12S Divided House, The, /. Sterner, 11S Senior-Freshman Debate 146 Dr. Henry Hartshorne, Prof.R. M.Jones, . .116 Sophomore Entertainment, 8 Eighteenth, The, C H. Howson 69 Spring Sports, 10 Heinrich Heine and the Harzreise, IV. V. Hol- Y. M. C. A. Notes 60 loway, 55 Y. M. C. A. President's Report. J. H. Scattergood, . 15 Ian Maclaren, G. M. Palmer 92 Keystone of Our Civilization, The, F. Else, . 121 Editorials— Lesson from History, A, E. Field 137 Athletic Interests, 13 Louis Kossuth, F. Else 132 Athletics, gg Mission of Genius, The, F. Else, 100 Class of '96 Prizes 131 Of a Christmas Eve Long Past, Competition for Vacancies, 99 G. M. P. Murphy, 87 Cricket Cup, The 2 Of Old France, G. M. P. Murphy, . 125 HAVERFORDIAN^CONTENTS Literary Articles—Continued. Haverford Lihrary Lectures —Continued. Part of a Ride, G. M. P. Murphy, IOI (Winter of '97.) Reminiscences of the English Trip, Shrewsbury, C. H Hcnuson, 105 The History of the New Testament Canon, Science and the Classics, M. Clauser, 3 Edward C. Moore. Sketches, Gilpin, Brown, Field, 66, 81 First Lecture, 112 Some Thoughts on the Development of Our Second " 112 Country, F. Else 123 Third " 127 Some Thoughts on the Future Novel, The Prophet Amos, Dr. George A. Barton, . .127 W. O. Beal, 85 The Nippur Expedition and its Bearing on the Bible, Dr. John P. Peters (two lectures), . 145 Theirs, the Kingdom, G. M. P. Murphy . .134 Verse— After Reading " Dream Life," W. V. Ho/loway, 94 Faculty Lectures— Byron Corrected, W. V. Holloway, 58 The Deep Sea and Life There, Henry S. Pratt, 145 Songs, J. A. Lester, 113,114 Early Settlers of Haverford and Vicinity, Sonnet, II'. J. Taylor, 12 President Sharpless, 46 The Gypsy Boy in the North (from the Ger- 1 Jingoism versus Patriotism, man,) W. V. Hollo-May, 22 Chauncey M. Depnv, 18 The Scarlet and the Black 142 " With a Sweet and Glad Surprise," ..... 81 Communications— Haverford Library Lectures— (Winter of '96.) "Visam Britannos Hospitibus Feros," Hebrew Poetry W, P. Mustard, 6 Early National Poetry of Israel,,;} J. A. Lester, 6 George A. Smith, 18, 19 C. H. Howson 117 HojfC THE HAVERFORDIAN HAVERFORD COLLEGE. VOLUME XVIII. No. i. FIFTH MONTH, 1896. CONTENTS. PAGK PAGE EDITORIALS— College Notes . 6 The New Board ... 1 Sophomore Entertainment . 8 8 The Fire ... 1 Alumni Personals • • The Cricket Cup ... 2 The Spring Sports . 10 The Oratorical Contest . ... 2 II • • • 3 ... 5 AVH. PKMTHM OO.. PHILAOA 1 The Provident Life and Trust Company OF PHILADELPHIA. Office, 409 Chestnut Street. \QU/ Incorporated Third Month 22, 1865. Charter Perpetual. c CAPITAL, 01,000,000.00 ASSETS, 3S.C08.719.04 Insures Lives, Grants Annuities, Receives Money oif Deposit, returnable on demand, for which interest is allowed, and is empowered by law to act as Executor, Administrator, RENNET. Trustee, Guardian, Assignee, Committee, Receiver. Agent, etc., for the faithful performance of which its Capital and Surplus Fund furnish ample security. 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