"Jcenfucltian
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2"Easier  to say  than do." Resolutions are cheap,
But
Hard  to keep.
3Cheer up!   The worst is yet to come! 4School  opens  at 8 A.M. with  full  chorus of
roosters crowing.
5Rubes  and Home Ecs in  full possession. 6Kentucky Kernel.
7Six inches of the beautiful  to plow  through. 8Some very enthusiastic ones give up the Ben
Ali   for   B.   B.   practice. 9Y. W.  and Y.  M. 10Another blue un. I IBen Ali fire.
2Staff  and  Crown  tea  for Junior girls. 13School   keeps.
1439-24 at  Cinci.    We did, of course. 15No  Logic!!! 16Sleep  or   Sunday  School? 17Classes  meet  in  all  departments. 18Here's  where  we  put   one  over   the  Tigers. 19Lieut.  Gullion  here  for short visit.
20Co-eds drop game to Wesleyanites.   Stroller
tea.
21No   chapel.    Uninterrupted   strolling. 22Cadet hop. 23To   cram   or   to   trust   to   luck?     That's   the
question.
24-29HELP!!! 30Jubilation.
31 Registration.     Stale    gives    Georgetown    another dose.
FEBRUARY
ITuesday.    ' You  made  'D*  on  your  exam."
2Did he see it or not?
3He did.
4Vandy shows Wildcats how it's done.    "K"
dance. 5Vandy gives State a second lesson in tossing.
Co-eds   lose   overtime   game   to  Louisville. 6The   weatherman   frowns. 7Yes,   it's  just  been   one   week. 8Laymen   at   chapel. 9Rebecca  Smi-.  elected  Prophetess. 10The  usual   Squirrel  Food.
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