. ... Debris. PURDUEDEBRIS19 0 2 And, too, that Pill Prof. from below Is also getting tight;And, when the boys are not on time, He growls about it right,And says we should not laugh and play In labratory work;If all the pills are made with care Therell be no time to shirk. The last is Bixler, witty man, Who tries to run a bluffOn Senior boys in upper lab., But finds theyre thicker stuff;Sing? No! Wear hats? No! Not while hes around,Because—Why, dont you understand? Hes a new Professor in town. And if youd take a peek at him Crossing the campus ground,With golden specs and broad-brimmd hat, You
. ... Debris. PURDUEDEBRIS19 0 2 And, too, that Pill Prof. from below Is also getting tight;And, when the boys are not on time, He growls about it right,And says we should not laugh and play In labratory work;If all the pills are made with care Therell be no time to shirk. The last is Bixler, witty man, Who tries to run a bluffOn Senior boys in upper lab., But finds theyre thicker stuff;Sing? No! Wear hats? No! Not while hes around,Because—Why, dont you understand? Hes a new Professor in town. And if youd take a peek at him Crossing the campus ground,With golden specs and broad-brimmd hat, Youd think him heavenly bound;But, in his labratory work, Youll find he knows his lines;Finding albumen and sucrose Made impressions upon our minds. But when old April rolls aroundAnd all have gained the shore, Well thank Dame Fortune and the those dark days of yore. 260 KENTUCKY STUDENTS IN SCIENCE HALL. DELEGATION of students from a Kentucky College, on an inspection trip to Purdue,are being escorted through Science Hall by Dr. Baum, A. B., M. S., M. 1)., 1). ]).,Ih. D., who, by the aid of one pair of spectacles on top of his head and anotherpair on his nose, succeeds in pointing out and describing objects of special interestabout the laboratories and museums. In passing the entrance of Organic Chemistry Lab they receive an invig-orating whiff of di-methyl-amido-azo-benzene-sulphonic acid, after which theyproceed to the Biology Lab. Here they inspect the large special library forthis department, which consists of three government reports, two books and astock of ancient Junior Essays. Coming to the big pet snakes in their cages, explains: This is the department where we train expert snake charmersfor circuses and dime-museums. We have more applications for lady snake charmersthan we can supply. Our snake charmers, as well as our men charmers, are the best in the
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