Dickinsonian, March 26, 1920
Class of 1917 to hold its first reunion. Lafayette defeats debate team.

Class of 1917 to hold its first reunion. Lafayette defeats debate team.
Student Senate considers new organization of itself. Athletic committee sells baseball season tickets in effort to engage townspeople. Sigma Alpha Epsilon celebrates its anniversary. Thermae Club holds Founders' Day banquet.
Freshmen win button game. Professor Landis is knighted by king of Italy. Pi Beta Phi initiates new members. Baseball season begins. Arthur J. Latham '10 is appointed graduate manager of athletics. YMCA elects officers. Eta Pi initiates new members. Philomel Club performs.
Intercollegiate debating team defeats Bucknell and Penn State. Harmon Literary Society defeats Union Philosophical Society in a debate concerning co-education at Dickinson. French Club celebrates Washington's birthday. Phi Mu initiates new members. Philomel Club (women's glee club) to perform.
Freshmen do not hold a parade on Washington's Birthday. Phi Kappa Psi house is burglarized. Girls' Dramatic Club performs "Powder and Patches". Belles Lettres celebrates its 134th anniversary. Intercollegiate debate team loses to Lafayette. Phi Delta Theta holds annual dance. Phi Kappa Psi celebrates its founders' day. Harman Literary Society elects officers; Sadie Mindlin is president.
Construction continues on Memorial Hall. Flu outbreak wanes.
Belles Lettres wins annual inter-society debate. Dr. Landis plans to lead a summer tourist trip through Europe. Women's intercollegiate basketball team forms. Alpha Chi Rho holds anniversary banquet.
Basketball season begins. Week of Prayer is observed. Professor Prince gives well-attended speech on League of Nations. Campus Club adopts constitution.
Directory of campus organization officers. Campus Club forms to facilitate town-college interaction. Week of Prayer is observed.
The Dickinson Club of Carlisle holds a banquet for the football team. Doll Show is held. Christmas issue. Belles Lettres and Union Philosophical Societies elect officers. Members of intercollegiate debating teams are chosen.