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MAROON AND GOLD
December 8, 1922
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NO STADIUM, SAYS
UNIVERSITY CHICAGO
STUDENT PUBLICATION
An interesting attitude taken by. tlie
students and faculty of the University
of Chicago, regarding atliletio contests,
lias come to liglit in a recent editorial
in tlie Daily Marson, official student
publication.
The editorial declared that the stu-
dents and faculty of that institution
do not want a stadium and that the
University need not eater to the pub
lic’s football taste.
“The University has plenty of mon
ey,” the editorial asserted, and went
on to say;
‘‘The University would be collegiate,
the public would be amused; and may
the two never meet. We do not want
a stadium.”
Men students at the University are
said to have evidenced some difference
of oxJinion regarding the editorial. Sev
eral University of Chicago alumni said
that they had been among the chief
agitators for a bowl which could accom
modate the huge crowds now denied
tickets to the big games. The pres
ent seating capacity is 35,000, and it
was reported that there were 200,000
requests for tickets to the Princeton
game.
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DR. HELFENSTEIN TALKS
TO GIRLS ABOUT HEALTH
(Continued from page one)
hitually. Eat apples, pears, lemons and
oranges. Be habitually clean; not spas
inodically clean. These simple rules
were followed by some simple remedies
for headache and sore throat.
In concluding her talk, T)r. Helfen
stein stated that emotions affect the
health very greatly, and the older and
wiser we are the more carefully will we
weigh the penalty of certain thoughts
-w’ords and deeds. Dr. Helfenstein hav
ing been a student of medicine was w^ell
able to present these facts.
The meeting was closed W'ith song
and prayer.
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OF GINGER AND PEP
(Continued From Page One)
Rudd and J. V. Simpson, with W. G.
Stoner and Sion M. Lynam represent
ing the negtive, added thrills and helps
to the program.
The decision went to the negative by
a two to one vote, wdtli P. D. Rudd best
on affirmative and W. G. Stoner best
on the negative. Wm. T. Scott was
chosen best speaker oratorically of the
evening.
Prof. and Mrs. Greenwood were re
ceived as honorary members of the
soeicty.
LISTEN, BILLY
DEBATING SCHEDULE IS
ANNOUNCED BY COUNCIL
(Continued from page two)
♦•ailing you pets names will you. I
hope not for. I’m fond of you as the old
man told the .woodshed when he licked
his son. I was out to the post-office in
the mist and fog and a cold caught me
and now I’m drinking hot lemon juise
and sweating like it was harvest time
in Ethiopia. Yours truly,
Dumbell.
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DRUGS STATIONERY TOILET ARTICLES
HOT AND COLD DRINKS
Freshmen, now is the time to
sta_t keeping a memory book.
Get one of those beautiful ones
at the College Store.
Why worry with the old style
pencil when you can buy a “Pal”
at the College Store for 50 cents? Elon platform.
(Contimied From Page One)
N. C., and W. B. Terrell, of Burling
ton, N. C., will go to South Carolina,
while W. T. Scott, of Greensboro, N. C.,
and G. D. Colclough, of Durham, N. C.,
will meet the Presbyterians here.
For the Lenoir debate, W. B. Wicker,
of Elon College, N. C., and G. A. Brown,
of Saxapahaw, N. C., meet the visitors
here, and H. Lee Scott and R. S. Helms
will go to Lenoir.
Thomas Hannar, of Ramseur, N. C.,
and W. L. Woodie, of Furches, N. C.,
will debate the men’s team from Mary
ville College. Misses Jennie Gunter,
of Sanford, N. C., and Nonnie Bailey,
of Wadley, Ala., will go to Maryville,
Tenn., to contest the ladies’ team. Miss
Irene Goff, of Falcon, N. C., and Mrs.
R. S. Rainey, of Gordonsville, Va., will
debate the ladies of Maryville on the
December.
• I Ante-Xmas.
Dear Billy:
Today I had a longs distant call and
thought it was you but it was some guy
wliat said I had bought a setting of
books from him and if I dident pay he
was going to take me into court which
dident tickle me more than enough to
make me call him an unletted squigee
cause I aint bought no books except
here and if dad dont pay for them I’ll
be in court a long time.
Whenever central says “It’s longs
distant” then tell her to tell whosever
calling you Billy that you aint bought
no books and dont go near the phone
cause you is states evidencs if you does.
If the boys want to have a banquet
for me dont hesitate ’em cause eatin
is always in order and they ought to
be glad to see me home again.
Boost the banquet.
ihfMBELL SMITH.
ANNOUNCING
1923
Copies will be available for Alumni and friends of the College
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