Neuenheim College <Heidelberg> [Editor]: Der Neuenheimer: the magazine of Neuenheim College, Heidelberg, Germany (1900)

DER NEUEN HEIMER.

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made. Notably Mr. Garrod's. Herr Grimm and Messrs.
Hill and Hewlitt responded to toasts. Mr. Girdlestone, of
course, gave his usual good speech for himself and Mrs.
Girdlestone.

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Our prospects for Footer and Sports next term are very
promising. Only two are leaving us, namely : Christie and
Nelson for their Exams.

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We were sorry to hear of O'Flynn's accident at Queen's
Cambridge, We wish him a speedy recovery.

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The Library once more appeals to readers of "The
Neuenheimer." It has lately been enlarged and new book-
shelves added. Present Neuenheimers are asked to give any
old books they may not want. If they want binding they
can be bound when presented.

Librarian.

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The Library now consists of about a thousand books,
and has been altered to the Reading Room. New bookshelves
have been added and though not filled, are filling, and will,
fill we hope, rapidly.

N.B.—When we say a thousand books we do not count
each separate volume. There are quite fifteen hundred
books counting all.