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To1eraNy lmproper.-Tho editors table Of the
knckerbocker has the following. A young gentle
man, member of our college, was expelled for
the crime of drawing young ladies up 10 his room
at night, and letting them down in the morning.
by means of a rope and basket arranged from his
window. Of course great deal of gossiplng
conversation was the consequence. The following
coIIoquy occurred between two young ladies':
Jane do you, really believe that students drag
girls up to their rooms" "Certany, my dear;
and more than that, / knov they do" "How!"-
"WeII, was going by the college one morning.
it was just before light; twas rery early in the
morning. and heard a noise in the direction OF
ono of the college buildings. looked that way,
and as plain as see you now. saw girl in a
basket about half way from three story window
to the ground; and just then the rope broke, and
dorm came 'Oh. Jane"