1903-04 Volume 28 No 1–5 - Phi Delta Theta Scroll Archive

THE SCROLL. 311The English club of Syracuse has planned for the mostelaborate staging of King Lear ever given by a college dramaticsociety. All the costumes have been prepared under thedirection of professional experts and a professional make-upman has been secured from New York for costuming on thenight of the production. Electrical appliances will be usedfor storm effects, and these will also be shipped from XewYork, with a man to operate them.Courtesy of The Literary Digest.GERMANIC MUSEUM AT HARVARD.Interior View, Showing the Kaiser's Gift of Sculptural Monuments.Five members of the freshman class of Princeton havebeen expelled for cheating at examinations. Two residentsof the town have been arrested for selling examination papersto the boys. One of the men who works in the shop wherethe papers were printed is said to have furnished copies of thepapers to freshmen at prices ranging from Sio to I30. Fiveboys bought the papers and used them in examinations. Anotherfreshman who was approached refused to buy the papers,and reported the affair to the "honor committee," consisting