Bowdoin Orient . ns per quanto riguarda tutte le altre questioni devono essere indirizzate finoal Managing Editor. Gli studenti, professori e .luinni sono invitati a contributeliterary articoli, per.souals e gli elementi. I contributi devono beaccompanied da scrittori nome, come pure la firma whichhe desidera avere annesse. Iscritto all'Post-Office a Brunswick come seconda classe questione posta. Contenuto. Vol. XV., n. 14.-Febbraio 17, 1886. Un inverno Torrent, 169 Note editoriali, 169 un collegio metamorfosi, 170 una mezz'ora con me 171 Thackeray 172 prominenti uomo, 173 La domanda di manodopera 174 elemento sociale in Col

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Bowdoin Orient . ns in regard to all other matters should be directed tothe Managing Editor. Students, Professors, and .luinni are invited to contributeliterary articles, per.souals, and items. Contributions must beaccompanied by writers name, as well as the signature whichhe wishes to have appended. Entered at the Post-Office at Brunswick as Second Class mail matter. CONTENTS. Vol. XV., No. 14.—February 17, 1886. A Winter Torrent, 169 Editorial Notes, 169 A College Metamorphosis, 170 A Half Hour with Myself 171 Thackeray 172 The Prominent Man, 173 The Labor Question 174 Social Element in College, 176 Answers to Correspondents, 176 CoLLEGn Tabula, 176 Personal 178 In Memoriam, 179 Clippings, 179 A WINTER TORRENT. Roaring, Whirling, tumbling, Over the rooks Bearing the heavy bloclis Of ice. Rushing madly on Carrying all before. Trees are torn From the banks. Great logs roll by; A boat, unguided, no harbor nigh, Carried headlong on. Life its Stormy torrent has, perchance. Whirling, tumbling, Roaring.. It is the fashion for a certain set ofstudents to decry the ranking system andloudly proclaim that they care nothing forrank, but their position is rendered untena-ble by their own action. Nowhere is incon-sistency more clearly illustrated than bythese apostles of the no-rank system. Thesesame independent spirits are the first to de-nounce the unfortunate instructor who givesthem a little lower mark than they have con-sidered their desert, though of course theirindignation arises from a desire to see justicedone. But certainly we shall find that theyadopt no unfair means to obtain rank! Yes, if cribbing ; studying during recitations ;feigning an unbounded interest in booksbearing upon a professors branch, thoughthe covers are never opened; cuttingwhen it is ones turn to recite and the lessonis not well learned; getting excused whenthe lesson is difficult; attempts to draw lead-ing questions from a professor; after correc-tion, declaring that the opposite meaning wasint

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