University of Pennsylvania Illustrated
University of Pennsylvania Illustrated
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At the annual relay races, athletes from every section of the country meet on Franklin Field to compete in track and field sports. In the spring of 1906, almost three thousand athletes from three hundred different schools and colleges, were entered in these games.
With the approach of winter, social functions begin, and each day has its SOCIAL LIFE public lecture, debate or other intellectual contest. Fraternities give teas and dances; the clubs and societies of the professional departments giv...e periodical smokers, annual dinners and banquets; the glee, banjo and mandolin clubs, and other musical organizations give concerts; the various dramatic societies their annual plays; and the literary societies hold their debates with similar societies from other colleges; and debating teams selected from the entire student body meet teams from other universities.
Student life at any institution would be incomplete without the usual college COLLEGE papers. Pennsylvania is no exception to this rule; its students publish a PAPERS daily paper, one literary monthly and one comic magazine.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At the annual relay races, athletes from every section of the country meet on Franklin Field to compete in track and field sports. In the spring of 1906, almost three thousand athletes from three hundred different schools and colleges, were entered in these games.
With the approach of winter, social functions begin, and each day has its SOCIAL LIFE public lecture, debate or other intellectual contest. Fraternities give teas and dances; the clubs and societies of the professional departments giv...e periodical smokers, annual dinners and banquets; the glee, banjo and mandolin clubs, and other musical organizations give concerts; the various dramatic societies their annual plays; and the literary societies hold their debates with similar societies from other colleges; and debating teams selected from the entire student body meet teams from other universities.
Student life at any institution would be incomplete without the usual college COLLEGE papers. Pennsylvania is no exception to this rule; its students publish a PAPERS daily paper, one literary monthly and one comic magazine.
What to read after University of Pennsylvania Illustrated?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by University of Pennsylvania to read onlineMoreLess
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