Dr. Harman hosts the Senior class for a dinner in his home. The class of 1868 plans a reunion to take place on the Wednesday of Commencement Week. The class of 1858 also hopes to have a reunion during Commencement Week.
President McCauley holds tea time with the students of the Senior class. The Belles Lettres Society and Union Philosophical Society hold their anniversaries, for which they reinstate the tradition of having invitations.
The Scientific Society holds elections.
The Senior Class takes a Class Day to plant their class tree. Certain students are punished for property damage after a prank.
Professor Himes hopes to hold a lecture on the telephone. Photographs of the college are taken by a Mr. John Choate. The upper and lower classmen hold a football game, which the upperclassmen win 10 to 7.
The upper class beats the lower class in a football game, 14 to 1. The College Glee Club organizes.
Notes on Sunday's Commencement. Notes on Dickinson College School of Law Commencement. Trustee meeting in Jacob Tome Scientific Building. Concert given by the Dickinson College Orchestra. Junior class promenade. Belles Lettres Society and Union Philosophical Society election results. Celebration of Class Day. Alpha Sigma banquet. Phi Delta Theta trip to the Ziegler farm. Establishment of Kappa Gamma fraternity on campus. Union Philosophical Society Sophomore Oratorical Contest. Freshmen Oratorical Contest in Bosler Hall.
Criticism of the Dickinsonians from the past few years. Beta Theta Pi will secure a house. Annual conference of College Y. M. C. A. presidents held at State College. University Day celebration at Wilkes-Barre. Dickinson defeats the Carlisle Indians in baseball.
Professionalism in athletics is condemned as destructive of the ends of intercollegiate athletics. The editors discuss what one should get from a college course. Phi Kappa Psi, at its Grand Arch Council, resolves to discourage hazing. The new Dickinsonian managers and board are chosen. The establishment of a Trophy Room is proposed.
The editors comment on the hazing tragedy at Cornell which led to the death of a cook, and on hazing at colleges in general. The discussion on the Day of Prayer continues with a representation of the faculty's perspective. The editors discuss the worth of examinations for education. The Union Philosophical Society elects its officers for the year. The Annual Mid-winter Sports are held in the gym, with a tie for first between the freshmen and sophomores.