Word: hello
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...following awards: first prize, the collection of G. F. Moore, Jr.; second prize, the collection of M. S. McN. Watts 1L. The following pictures received honorable mention: "The Swan Dive," G. R. Carter '08; "Is my Hat on Straight?" R. H. Sigler Sp.; "Chicago River," J. C. Savery Sp.; "Hello!" W. Hodges '11; "Portrait," M. S. McN. Watts 1L.; "Entrance of Dixville Notch," G. F. Moore, Jr. The collection of W. Hodges '11 was mentioned for special excellence...
...first number of the Lampoon does not entirely satisfy the expectations aroused by long waiting. On the cover, the old "Hello!" or "Back Again!" idea is made original by the expression of a mild humor in the drawing, which is characteristic of that impressionistic style lately evident in the Lampoon. Sometimes, as on the present cover, this manner of drawing is interesting--more often, as on pages 11 and 12, it is tiresome. Both of the editorials are very readable, and show novelty in treatment, though not in subject. Of the drawings, by far the best is that...
...following games will be played this afternoon at 4 o'clock; 'Boiler Makers vs. Holyoke Heights, east diamond, Soldiers Field; Losers vs. HellO-Go-Damns, west diamond, Soldiers Field; Sleeping Beauties vs. No Names, Nortons Field. The captain of each team may obtain one baseball by calling at the office of the Athletic Association before 12 o'clock...
...second Yard concert by the Band will be given this evening at 7.15. The programme will be as follows: 1. "Under the Double Eagle," J. T. Wagner. 2. "Hannah's Promenade," Ellis. 3. "Hello, my Baby," Howard. 4. "2d Regiment, Conn.," Reeves. 5. "Happy Days in Dixie," Mills. 6. "Wein bleibt Wein," Schammel. 7. "Up the Street," Morse...