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Updated: June 10, 2025
Some good spirit must have whispered to this fellow not to laugh at these words, for he could not have anticipated the box on the ears I would have given him, because he could not for an instant forget that I was a grammar-school boy, and he a first-year law student. One evening Lorand came to me and laid before me a bundle of papers covered with fine writing.
"Put a 'sir' on that!" commanded one of the other lads. "Yes sir!" Andy took his own time with the last word. He knew the rites and customs of Yale, at least by hearsay, and was willing to abide by the unwritten laws that make a first-year man demean himself to the upperclassmen. It would not last long. "That's better," commented the third lad. "Never forget your manners er what's your name?"
It is only in one's second year that a matter of this kind can assume world-shaking importance. The First-year Undergraduate is too near the child, the Third-year Undergraduate too near the man. For the First-year man School, for the Third-year man the World looms too heavily.
I should think that even you would be able to outgrow the standard of wit that obtains in first-year art class at Berkeley." Mr. Haggerty showed quite all of his ragged teeth in a noisy joyous grin and went on, unperturbed: "Miss Nash says that the best European thought, personally gathered in the best salons, shows that the Rodin vogue is getting the pickle-eye from all the real yearners.
As they rode toward the Tower, the three cadets could see the green-clad first-year Earthworms getting their first taste of cadet life hours of close-order formations and drills.
With a grey hat and a huge cravat of woolen material, I looked exactly like a first-year student." In the freedom of this rather unalluring garb she entered into relations Platonic, fraternal, or tempestuously passionate with perhaps the most distinguished series of friends and lovers that ever fluttered about one flame.
"There's a big class of first-year boys this term, and they could make a 'rough-house' of our spread in short order. That's why I think it would be better to keep quiet about the affair, at least as to the place where we're going to hold it." After some discussion Bart's suggestion was agreed to.
And following further the boy that was himself, he saw a friendless first-year man at college, soon, however, to make a friend of Clive Lepage, and to see always the best of that friend, being himself so true. At last the day came when they both graduated together in science, a bright and happy day, succeeded by one still brighter, when they both entered a great firm as junior partners.
That it had to do with the dinner the nine intended to hold was his belief, but he did not see how the first-year lads had found out about it so soon. "If they're up to any tricks," said Bart softly, "I think we can play two to their one. Let 'em try; it's all in the game." "Let's go for a swim, Bart," proposed Ned, when school had been dismissed for the day. "Frank and Fenn are going."
The fraternities of Cornell University gave home and social comforts to students, rich and popular enough to be invited to join them. Each fraternity had its own spacious house, with its staff of servants, where the members lived during the college year. Every first-year man had the ambition to join one, which if he attained assured him a luxurious home during the four years he spent in Ithaca.
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