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APRII,, 1930.
No. 127. VOL. IX.
editorial.
Contents. Editorial School Notes School Calendar ... O.V. Club O.V. News Rugger Notes Rowing Cricket Prospect O.T.C. Notes Fives Shooting ... ... ... ... Chess Notes The Cross Country Run (account) P.T. Competition Boxing School Officers Library Lectures ... The Wayfaring Trio Concert ... The School Concert L'Avare The Cross Country Run (poem) Oxford Letter Valcte Salvcte Contemporaries ... ... ... Correspondence Library Account
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It seems to be the usual procedure to begin the editorial of an Easter Term with various complaints about the weather, but this term these may well be dispensed with. That is not to say that the weather has been good, it has been far from it; but it seems to be better to leave complaints about it for a change and be thankful that it has not altogether ruined our existence. Floods over the holidays made Rugger late in starting, but before very long the fields recovered sufficiently to enable " Under 14 " and a certain amount of first game practice to take place. Moreover, the " Belows " were able to be played off for the second year in succession, which we believe to be a record, at any rate within our memory. Fives has proceeded with its usual vigour, while Pass-ball in the Gym. has until lately proved a close rival. In fact, the combination of all these pursuits with the arduous, though engrossing, P.T. Competition and Cross-Country Run, has succeeded in preventing the term from being abnormally dull. The present outlook seems confined to the Sports. This year, in addition to the ordinary School Sports, there has been arranged an athletic contest with Hereford, which we hope will be a success. Both these events were a few days ago almost despaired of, owing to heavy falls of rain and snow and the rapidly-rising river. While winds and a certain amount of sun have helped the fields partially to recover, the danger of a flood is still imminent. In spite of this, however, we live in hope that we shall not be faced