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DER NEUENEEIMER.
IX
in his place. One of the chief causes of failure in
the Neuenheimer was the idea of publishing an extra
cricket number. The idea was, however, too ambitious,
and we therefore only give a short resume of the
last two cricket seasons. The boating- chronicle of
last term has no special features, except the racing
that took place in the last week of term. This was
remarkable and wondrous, we have therefore allowed
it a space to itself. The „eight" was out but little
last term, and has never yet tried to struggle up
the Hackteufel, so that it can hardly be considered
to be fully baptized yet. Of the various other changes
and events a full report will be found below. We
would conclude with an apology to our readers for
having hidden our light so long, but that we have
omitted to make any mention of the long list of
successes gained by the College in the last school
year. It is a the best record we have had yet, and
will be hard to beat.
The Neuenheimer will henceforth appear on Ike
15 tli of October, December, February, May and July.
All contributions should be sent in to the Editor not
later than the 2nd of each month respectively.
The Magazine Committee during this term will
consist of the following members:
Mr. L. Armitage.
Mr. A. E. R Iiis e l.
Mr. F. Wicke.
H. J. Gars tin.
H. Corlett.
W. M. 0 g g.
A. Edwarde s.
H. Hays.
Life on the Norfolk Broads.
Before I begin my yarn I must explain what the
'Broads' are, for the benefit of the uninitiated, of
whom I daresay there are a fair number; for I must
confess that, living comparatively near them as I do,
DER NEUENEEIMER.
IX
in his place. One of the chief causes of failure in
the Neuenheimer was the idea of publishing an extra
cricket number. The idea was, however, too ambitious,
and we therefore only give a short resume of the
last two cricket seasons. The boating- chronicle of
last term has no special features, except the racing
that took place in the last week of term. This was
remarkable and wondrous, we have therefore allowed
it a space to itself. The „eight" was out but little
last term, and has never yet tried to struggle up
the Hackteufel, so that it can hardly be considered
to be fully baptized yet. Of the various other changes
and events a full report will be found below. We
would conclude with an apology to our readers for
having hidden our light so long, but that we have
omitted to make any mention of the long list of
successes gained by the College in the last school
year. It is a the best record we have had yet, and
will be hard to beat.
The Neuenheimer will henceforth appear on Ike
15 tli of October, December, February, May and July.
All contributions should be sent in to the Editor not
later than the 2nd of each month respectively.
The Magazine Committee during this term will
consist of the following members:
Mr. L. Armitage.
Mr. A. E. R Iiis e l.
Mr. F. Wicke.
H. J. Gars tin.
H. Corlett.
W. M. 0 g g.
A. Edwarde s.
H. Hays.
Life on the Norfolk Broads.
Before I begin my yarn I must explain what the
'Broads' are, for the benefit of the uninitiated, of
whom I daresay there are a fair number; for I must
confess that, living comparatively near them as I do,