. Milligan College New Horizon, 1909-1914. Migliaia di vol-umes che si occupano principalmente di letteratura teologica o biblica. Tutte le tre versioni sono disponibili per l'uso da parte degli studenti in base alle restrizioni appropriate. La nuova Sala lettura è dotata di tutte le maga-zine e periodici standard. L'elenco dell'anno scorso è stato il seguente: Dailies - Baltimore American, Chattanooga Times, Knoxville Journal e Tribune, Johnson City staff, Bristol News. Weeklies: ChristianStandard, Outlook, Independent, Christian Evangelist, SaturdayEvening Post, Nation, Scientific American, Dial, Harpers Weekly, Harpers Bazar, Collie

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. Milligan College New Horizon, 1909-1914 . thousand vol-umes dealing principally with theological or Biblical literature. Theselibraries are all available for student use under the proper restrictions. The new Reading Room is supplied with all the standard maga-zines and periodicals. The list of last year was as follows: Dailies—Baltimore American, Chattanooga Times, Knoxville Journal andTribune, Johnson City Staff, Bristol News. Weeklies—ChristianStandard, Outlook, Independent, Christian Evangelist, SaturdayEvening Post, Nation, Scientific American, Dial, Harpers Weekly, Harpers Bazar, Colliers, Commo7ier, Literary Digest. Monthlies—Century, Harpers, N. Am. Review, Cosmopolitan, Hampton s Amer-ican, McClures, Everybodys, Ladies Home Journal. St. Nicholas, Delineator, Foium, Review of Reviews, Current Literature, AtlanticMonthly, Bookman, Missionary Review of the World, Musician, Outing, World Today, M^orlds Work, Physical Culture. HumanLife, Tennessee Christian, Missionary Intelligencer, Advocate ofPeace, The Labor Digest.. MiLLiGAN College Year-Book 57 II LITERARY SOCIETIES, PUBLICAWIONS, ETC. Literary Societies The literary societies are four in number—The American, Adel-phian and Ciceronian for j^oung men, and the Ossolian for _ youngladies. They do excellent work during the year, giving public per-formances upon stated occasions. Contests Through the munificence of one of our alumni, Mr. Oscar M.Fair (1903) a prize oratorical contest is held during the week ofCommencement exercises. The Oscar M. Fair Contest is betweenthe representatives of the Literary Societies of the College, and carrieswith it a first prize of $15 in gold, a second prize of $10 in gold, anda gavel made of wood from Lookout Mountain for the successfulsociety. Honors The average grades for the entire length of time spent in schoolare printed upon the Commencement programs. The student in theClassical Course sustaining the highest general average is awarded theValedictory. The student su

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