THE

EAGLE

Vol. 3. 

Agricultural College Mich. 
April 19 1892. 

No. 12.

EAGLE’S circulation today is 108.

LOCALS.

Dr. Kedzie returned from Blissfield last night.
Mr. Watkins is said to be very weak and 

nervous, yet on a fair way to recovery.
There will be a special Faculty meeting this 
afternoon to make arrangements for the com­
ing Field Day. All want this to be the best 
of the series.

Easter services were held- in the Chapel 
Sunday afternoon at half past two. The ex­
ercises were led by Pres. Clute, and music was 
furnished by the choir. The floral decorations 
were exceedingly beautiful.

Our senior class is an unusually bright one. 

especially on the out side of their heads. 
We are thinking that these new red caps will 
all turn green before next Field Day, else that 
remarkable array will be credited to another 
College about thirty miles distant, and M.A.C. 
will not receive the honor she deserves, for

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possessing such a remarkably brilliant class.

At the M. I. A. A. meeting Saturday it was 
voted that no gold medals be given in the 
sports this year. Each visitor will pay for 
his board. The mile run and mile walk 
were entered as new sports.

At the Senior class meeting yesterday W. P. 

Hawley was elected president.

92 or 93! who cares?
Where is Tryne’s cap?
Mr. Webster, a live stock artist is visiting 

Prof. Burnett and Mr. Larrabee.
Senior caps, Olivet colors.

The “Lansing Courier”, anew Lansing daily 
appeared for the first time yesterday.

Albion and M.A.C. will play ball Thursday 
afternoon of Field Day. It will be the the 
first event.

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