The Athenaeum. (Atlanta, GA) 1898-1925, October 01, 1922, Image 28
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THE ATHENAEUM
First Stude: Did the President recommend the suspended Sophs to
any other institution?
Second Stude: Yes, he recontmend them to the insane asylum of
course.
Hard Frosh (to head nurse): Can you give me something for my
head?
Nurse: I wouldn’t have it as a gift.
H. F: I mean medicine!
■Nurse: Oh! What’s your trouble?
H. F.: Ever since my arrival on the campus I’ve been bothered with
a peculiar dizziness of my head.—
Nurse: Or erriptiness, as it were.
H. F. (continuing): And it follows irfe all the time. •
Nurse (busying herself in search for pills): What class are you?
H. F: Freshman.
Nurse: Oh!!! That accounts for it. This is no place for you.
You go to the Dean’s office and have him make out for you a prescription.
Take the prescription that he will give you to a bookstone and have it
filled- Follow it closely for eight months and I guarantee you that, at the
end of the eight months, the dizziness (or emptiness) will leave you.
Information needed very much by the whole senior class:
What Senior pawned his fiancee’s sorority pin before any of us knew
he was even engaged?
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