SMAD. An Organ of Student Opinion. 1935. Volume 6. Number 5.

Capping

Capping.

A 10.45 the question of Capping Week cast a decided gloom on the high spirits of the Executive. Arrangements, it seems cannot be made to fit in the general scheme of things. Dates for the Extravaganza are hard to obtain, and despite Mr. Nankervis' most strenuous efforts no finality has been reached. The matter is meantime simmering with a sub-committee. However, Mr. Bradshaw has been given charge of Undergrads' Supper (when it happens), and to Miss Hursthouse's tender mercies has been assigned the ball. Nothing definite could be arranged with things as they are, but there seems to be a distinct possibility of having to split up the festivities of Capping Week.