Seven freshman orators gathered to compete for the Miller and Walkley prizes in Bosler Hall. President George Edward Reed acted as the presiding officer and the judges were: Professor John C. Wagner, Reverend J. Theo. Pettit, and attorney Frank B. Sellers. J. Mervin Kinard of Wightsville, PA,...

The Belles Lettres Society and Union Philosophical Society (UPS)  held their sophomore oratorical contest. For the UPS, there were four competitors and the medal was given to Ellsworth H. Mish. For the Belles Lettres Society there were two competitors with Blair Latshaw winning the medal. 

This event was held on Monday, May 25, 1908 at 8:oo pm in Bosler Hall. In the first portion of the evening, five young women gave speeches in a wide variety of topics. Each competed for the McLean Prize of $25 and the Musser Prize of $15. In the second portion of the evening five young men...

This event was held on Thursday, May 27, 1909 at 8:00 pm in Bosler Hall. The first portion of the evening was devoted to the Contest for Women, in which five young women made speeches in competition for the McLean and Musser Prizes. Afterwards was the Contest for Men, in which five young men...

This annual contest between Swarthmore and Dickinson was held on April 21, 1911 at Swarthmore College. Three students from Dickinson and three students from Swarthmore gave speeches.

This debate was held on Friday, March 1, 1912 at Swarthmore College. The question posed was: That the Greek letter fraternities, as they now exist, in the undergraduate colleges of America, are detrimental to the academic world. Dickinson took the affirmative, while Swarthmore argued the...

This event was held on Thursday, May 23, 1912 in Bosler Hall. Five women competed for the McLean and Musser Prizes by making speeches in a wide range of subjects. Five men made speeches in competition for the Caldwell and Johnson Prizes. Afterwards, a monologue entitled "Christmas Greens" was...

After the freshmen class won the "button" game, they entered a scrap with the sophomore class. Both sides fought to the best of their ability, and the contest was fierce.

The annual Sophomore and Junior Oratorical Contests were held in Bosler Chapel. A number of students presented speeches, and the winners were to be decided after the official ruling of the judges.

The Freshman class was the winner in the annual Tug-O-War competition against the Sophomores. The competition could have went to either class as the competition time concluded, but the judges decided in a secret session that the Freshmen were victorious.

The Sophomore class was the winner in the annual Tug-O-War competition against the Freshman. As a result the freshman had to wear their 'dinks' during the remainder of the year.

This debate was held on Thursday, April 19, 1923 at 8:00 pm in Bosler Hall. The question posed was: That the United States and the several states should establish industrial courts analogous in principle to the Kansas Industrial Court. Allegheny College argued the affirmative, and Dickinson...