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Title: The banyan
Year: 1914 (1910s)
Authors: Brigham Young University Brigham Young University Associated Students of Brigham Young University
Subjects: Brigham Young University
Publisher: (Provo) : Student body of Brigham Young University
Contributing Library: Harold B. Lee Library
Digitizing Sponsor: Brigham Young University

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e best. The final climb over ice and snow brought the crowd to the saddle of Tim-panogos. It was wonderful to be so near the heavens. One felt that one couldalmost see every city on the globe. One felt a great deal better, sitting thanstanding. The climb to the monument was shuddering. It required steady nerves andgood eves, but was made without mishap. Coming down, the glacier served as a delightful coasting track. Bloomersand trousers were the only toboggans at hand, however, and a mile a minutetrip upon them, first upon the anterior and then upon posterior surfaces, gavesensations that were unique in that they were neither hot nor cold, but both.I have seen Dores pictures of the suffering in Dantes Inferno, but nothing therecompared with the grimaces executed during the awful descents of these humantoboggan-. . That night the camp extended a hearty welcome: the fire and food did theirshare toward making this hike to Mount Timpanogos, without question, the mostplea-ant one in years.
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Tues. 13—Something might have hap-pened had this been Friday,the 13th. Wed. 1-1—14s H. S. win last debate ofthe inter-class series, therebywinning pennant. Thur. 15—Einar embarrassed at receiv-ing attention of the girls—per-haps he won some candy on the election. Fri. 16—The boys in blue cross batswith the Crimson nine, andwin to the tune of 7 to 1.Chas. Comisky of the WhiteSocks, nee Don Johnson, andShot-gun Garrick heroes ofthe day. Sat. 17—The State Track and FieldMeet at Salt Lake City. Ugets first place ; Y and U. A.C. tie for second. Score: U,47; B. Y. U. and U. A. C,each 39. Mon. 19—Two of the freshmen buystraw hats in Zion becausethey were in the window. A.C. U. and B. Y. U. dual meetat Provo. Another tie. Tues. 20—Davids splendid work aspresident of the Student Bodyis recognized by Board ofControl, who have a genuinespead at Merlines. and pre-sent him with a beautiful srold Thur. 22—Advice from the professors :Dont let your nerves get onthe outside of your c

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