_Cornell, of Iowa_-"Zip-siss-boom! Cor-cor-nell! C-C. tiger-la! Zipp-
siss-hur-rah!"

_Amherst_--"Rah! rah! rah!" etc., and terminating with the name of
their institution. Boston University--"Boston, B-B-BOSTON! Varsity!
Varsity! Varsity! Rah! rah! rah!"

Rutgers--"Rah, rah, rah! Bow-wow-wow! RUTGERS!"

Rochester University--"Waxico, waxico, waxico, wax! Waxico, waxico,
waxico, wax! Brek-k-ks--Brek-k-ks, ah-h-ah! ROCHESTER!"

University of Washington--"U. of W.! Hiah! Hiah! U. of W.! U. of W.!
Siah! Siah! Shooken' Shookem! WASHINGTON!"

Hobart College--"Hip-ho-bart! Hip-ho-bart! Hip-ho, hip-ho, HIP-HO-
BART!"

Syracuse University--"Srah--Srah--Srah Sy-ra-cuse!"

This list by no means comprises all the college cries, but it will
serve to illustrate the most striking of them.

Even the women's colleges have their own distinctive cries, and for
oddness they quite equal those of the men. And now the high schools,
and even the separate classes and school societies are indulging in
original cries. But so long as these things keep up the class spirit
and make for sound lungs and high spirits, why should old fogies
object?