. The New Hampshire College Monthly. Nsky, 07, of Cambridge, Mass. Ein Treffen der Alpha Zeta Fra-ternity fand in Morrill Hall, Freitagabend, 25. Februar, statt. Nach einer kurzen Geschäftssitzung las A. H. Brownein Papier über Bewässerung im Westen, das sorgfältig war workedup, zeigt einen klaren Einblick in das Thema. Das Papier war überdeutlich interessant und lehrreich. Die Casque und Casket Bruderschafthielt ein Treffen am Montagabend, Februar-rurary 28, und wählte die folgenden Offiziere: Präsident, H. P. Corliss,10, U.; Vice-President, Brenton W.Proud, 10, E.; Sekretär, F. M. Ho-ben, 11, T.; Treasure

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. The New Hampshire College Monthly. nsky, 07, of Cambridge, Mass. A meeting of the Alpha Zeta fra-ternity was held in Morrill Hall, Friday evening, February 25. Aftera short business session, A. H. Brownread a paper on Irrigation in theWest, which was carefully workedup, showing a clear insight into thesubject. The paper was exceedinglyinteresting as well as instructive. The Casque and Casket fraternityheld a meeting Monday evening, Feb-ruary 28, and elected the followingofficers: President, H. P. Corliss, 10, U.; vice-president, Brenton W.Proud, 10, E.; Secretary, F. M. Ho-ben, 11, T.; Treasurer, C. W. Kemp, 11, V. The leading topic of dis-cussion was the regulation of frater-nities. The Senior Skulls held an electionof officers Monday evening, February21, and all the old officers gave uptheir chairs to the following: Presi-dent, E. H. Burroughs, E.; vice-presi-dent, H. P. Corson, W.; secretaryand treasurer, R. A. Neal, S. Theaction regarding basketball sweaterswas finished and other college andstudent questions discussed.. 138 The New Hampshire College Monthly Athletics At a meeting of the Athletic Asso-ciation, held Thursday, February 27, L. E. Pierce, 11, was elected assist-ant manager of the baseball team.W. S. Abbott, 10, was made man-ager of the track team. The associa-tion voted to accept Mr. Swansreport of the committee which had incharge the revised constitution, andordered 500 copies of the constitu-tion printed. The past basketball season hasbeen most successful. Nine Var-sity games were played of which sixwere won. New Hampshire scored287 points against her opponents206. The second team won three gamesof three played. The following is the summary ofthe season:January 12, New Hampshire, 35; Lowell Textile, 14.January 22, New Hampshire, 29; Rhode Island, 11.January 28, New Hampshire, 18; Worcester Polytech., 17.February 12, New Hampshire, 12; University of Maine, 34.February 19, New Hampshire, 57; Alumni, 14.February 22, New Hampshire, 31; University of Maine

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