The Tar Heel,
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Editor-in-Chief:
CIIAS. BASKELIVILLE,
Business Manager:
CIIAS. ROBEliSON,
Assistant Business Manager :
W. D. CARMICIIAEL.
Associate Editors :
13. W. MYEUS, - F.C.HARDING,
T. 15. LEE, V. R. WEBB, JR-
as away," Many ideas and sugges
tions come to "us, but we must
not be presumptuous. A hint of
what we want, it seems, should
be sufficient. ;
Subscription, per session, - - $1.50
,f per term,- - r- 1.00
Per copy each, - - - - .10
Advertising rates according to amount of
space wanted and position. Twenty-five per
cent, discount on standing ads.
We hope Gen. J. B. Gorden can
be obtained to give his famous
lecture here on uTlie Last Days
of the Confederacy. ' ' We have
i heard so much of this lecture and
i hope the , proper steps will be j
secure us the pleasure of hearing ; a propasition be prc-
.. sented to the Faculty to embody
The March number of the Afag- the University courses (academic)
sponsible for as many copies as it
1101V has members. , (There , are
now 1 90 fraternity in college. )
"That the classes be charged
I for their space, $4 for only one
or. $2 per page if more than one
lis taken. ..' . . . .
uThat the Athletic Association
pay for foot-ball and base-ball
pictures, and likewise that the
Glee, Banjo and Tennis Clubs
meet the expenses of their own
ENTKREl) AT TUB 10TOFF10K OF CHAPEL Hll.L, N, C, AS
SKCOND-ULASS MATTKU.
Fit I DAY, MARCH 9, J 894.
On accouni of examinations in
the midst of which we now are,
there will be no issue of the
Tar HEEL next week. But we
will bob up serenely on the 23rd
aunouncingwe hope a sheet out
for our opponents. "
The new spirit and energy
shown by the base ball men is
very gratifying. Now we, have
the proper move on us. Now
let's have no let up, but win
every game. It does the heart
of an old University man good
to see the men winning as they
do now.
Why do some of our state pa
pers papers who in their edito
rial columns swear they labor for
the State and all that belongs to
the State why do they slur "over
many things which redound to
the University's good and take
delight '. in enlarging the least
little foible that may be seen ?
Why do they dismiss out Afaga
zine with merest notice and take
up half a column reviewing an
inferior - magazine from another
college? Pray be fair at least
set us a good example any how.
Oh, consistency ! Fair goddess,
thy home is not in the sanctum
of spoilsmen
We regretfully upte one thing
several of our professors go
away to deliver lectures. These
lectures do the University much
good, as the professor is then nat
urally in his happiest frame, we
are not kicking at that; but we
do wish some of our professors
would give us the benefit of these
lectures here some night. Of
course, as students, and in the in
timate relations we bear with the
professors, we gather much from
their daily lectures, but we feel
we could some how appreciate the
more some lecture especially pre
pared and delivered here as well
asine will without a doubt be the
handsomest journal of its kind
ever issued by a college. It will
contain portraits of the present
faculty and that of fifty years ago.
Views of the University grounds
will be interspersed amongst some
of the most interesting articles.
This number of the Magazine
therefore, will be the more val
uable as a keep-sake. Every stu
dent every University man. of
course, who can lay any claim
to being a true University man,
in the Comet, and to charge the
actual cost of printing each page
($2.)"
We wish them better success
this year. These same "rules
might be adopted by our I Telle
niau. We are informed however
that last" year is the only year the
Helleniau hasn't come out square
and that was due solely to late
ness of issue.
The following "Biographical
Sketch of a Foot-ball Player"
will receive his Magazine, but he was written ncxt morning, - after
should buy one or more copies j ms nrst practice game. ; 1 ne seu
and send to friends. Every father j.timent of . the last line must be
or mother will be only too glad j ken in 1ts special sense and not
to s e e what "kind o' looking j literally:
chaps" his or her son's instruc
tors are; also where they live.
The Magazine promises much of!
literary value to us besides.
The management of the Afag
aziuegoes to a great expense with
this "Golden Jubilee Number"
in making it especially attractive.
It will help the University moii
derfully all know, but boys, we
must not let one or two, or half a
dozen or probably twenty men in
the University do all the work.
If you are not an editor then help
financially; with your praise and
commendation where it can be
conscientiously "bestowed. Buy
an extra Afagazine two extra
Magazines. Show your interest
in everything that wishes to ad
vance the University. X. '
The growth and present status of p00 Bull
111 Southern colleges is admirably presented
in the January number of The Southern
Magazine by J. Hreckcnridgc ltohoi-tson 0f
the University of Virginia. The article i8
well illustrated with portraits and in.
stnntancous photographs of men in play.nnd
views the game as played by the leading col.
leges of Virginia, Maryland, North Carolina
Georgia, Alabama. Tennessee, nml Ken.
tueky. Only one Southern college team has
yet crossed Mason and hixon's lino to try
conclusions with their brothers of the North
yet, from the progress the Southern Cuue?c
boys have made in the past, three years, j
expect to hear1 from them next sension.
Among tbo contributors to this number are
John Fox, Jr., Kobert Burns Wilson, Willinnv
l?nird, S. J. Shields, Robert (j, Toombs, and
Frank M. Mcknell.
THE SOUTH FUN MAGAZINE,
Lonisviu.K, Ky.
UTLEY'S SHOE ' SHOP.
For a first-class job of work go to L'l'LEY
south of the Gymnasium Hull. He learned
the trade thirty-one years ago and can give
Satisfaction in all repairs. Take your work
to liim and bo convinced.
Respectfully,
: ; v T. J. UTU-Y.
Came to college,
Joined the 'leven ;
Played in one game,
Went to Heaven.
Oberlin 'Review.
After the ball is over,
After it's cleared the fence,
Cleaving the air so bird-like, .
Giving joy intense. -
After the batter has scooted,
While the bleachers howl,
What anguish to hear the umpire
Say it's but a foul.--f.t.
frof.. Cobb Now this piece of
shale is ,
John West Is that name de
rived from Prof. Shaler?
DID YOU SAY?
When I want Pure
Drugs, Chemicals,
Perfumery and
Toilet Articles,
We are very glad to see that at
at the recent meeting of the board '
of editors of the Comet, the an-;
nual of Vanderbilt University, it
was decided to publish the Comet
again this year.
, The. Comet of last year was a
most excellent; annual in every
way. It surely was equal, if not
better than any "published by a
Southern College. .
To avoid the financial failure
of last year, thelfollowing rules
h a ve.beeen adopted , by their
board this year: ,
"That each chapter be held re
s'
I Will Try
YEARBY'S,
Where I can have polite
and prompt clerks to wait
on me; where I can have
a registered Pharmacist
to compound my pre
scriptions. He is special
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Huyler's and Tenny's Delicious Candies,
-ALSO-
THE GENUINE ROCHESTER LAMP.
We have just received a fresh line of
Paints, Linseed OH, Cooal Varnishes
SZZS He purchases Drugs of
TEC E BE S T
manufactures such as Powers & Weightmau, IJ
Merck & Co., A. S. Thompson, Ed. B. Squibb
and others, consequently he cau guarantee them
to be of the best quality,
University Nortli Carol
Offers Uiorough instruction in four regular
courses of study, six brief courses, optional
courses tosuit individual needs, ami profess
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75 students, 21 teachers,- iiO.OOO volumes,
7 scientific laboratories ami museums, gym
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to all.)
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Scholarships and loans to the needy.
Tuition frees to sons of all ministers, candi
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and persons under bodily infirmity.
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