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No. 56. VOL. V.
JUNE, 1906.
Contents. School Notes Rowing Regatta Scenes in the Sudan Sports Cricket * Old Vigornians' Column Oxford Letter Cambridge Letter ... Durham Letter Correspondence Ode to M . "Evening." Library Accounts ... Games Accounts ... Notes for the Term
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" Reaping the hollow furrow of their mind, Whence all their glorious councils blossom forth."
In spite of the hacknied phrase of a contemporary school magazine that cricket is the order of the day, we maintain that work is our occupation—while cricket fills our spare moments—in view of that scholarly incubus, the Certificate Examination. The Middle and Lower School will be examined by the Staff.
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School IRotes. OW that Summer has once more returned, and Phoebus shines upon us with his genial ray, the unhappy Editors are called upon to wield the stilus, while others wield the willow. Our earnest wish is that our pen may be more
An account of the Rowing of last term will be found elsewhere. Of our three annual races, only one resulted in victory, against Monckton Coombe, while Hereford and the O.V.'s defeated us. In the hope of improving the rowing, without any detrimental effects to the cricket, the light boats are being used on two evenings in the week for practice by those who will be here next year. We hope this new departure will