RepresetitiVe Speakers Elected.
At the last meeting- of I'.ze SocLtic
good judgment was shown in the sclec:
tion of the Representative Speakers
for the Commencement of 1899.
The Dialectic Society entrusted
their hopes of victory to Messrs, Cof
fey, Berkely and Allison. Mr. CoiTey
showed his skill as a debater in the
last inter-Society debate. It now re
mains for him to prove his ability as
an orator. From Messrs. Berkely and
and Allison their Society may well af
ford to expect good work, since their
earnest efforts in society work led to
their being chosen to fill such places
of responsibility to their society.
Against these gentlemen the Phil
anthropic Society placedtheir choice
men, namely : Messrs. A J. Barwick,
D. P. Parker and N. E. Ward.
The constant work of these men
dates fromthe night of their iniatia
tton. Mr. Barwick won the declaim
er's medal two years ago. Mr. Par
ker's power as a clever debater is rec
ognized throughout college. Mr.
Ward has always shown an active in
terest in society work and his fellow
members may well expect something
good from him.
With these men to represent them
both societies feel ' confident of vic
tory.
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Tar Heel Inconsistency Use Red.
The Tar Heel, the official organ of
the Athletic Association of the Uni
versity of North Carolina, published
at Chapel Hill, is a very neat and gen
erally a very consistent journal, but in
its issue of November 30 it drifted, far
: athwart of consistency by using blue
ink.
How Messrs. Connor and Broadhurst
could reconcile the color the best au
thorities fail to reveal. North Caro
lina won; for this reason the "Sore
PoAc tint "T-,f TToalo "
j-fxvvo, ami I.UV JL O.L iiVl,
should have the blues, and I hope' the
next time that victory perches on the
banner of: North. Carolina's great uni
versity the Tak Heel will use regula
tion red. Nozvitzky's Monthly.
The above refers to the issue of the
Tar Heel just after the Virginia foot
ball game.
Mr. Nowitzky's paper stands' as a
proof that he is a well informed man
but there are a few things yet for him
to learn. Had he known that White
and Blue are the colors of our Univer
sity and that the news of our victory
could best be borne to our friends
printed in blue ink upon a white sheet,
he would have held back the above
article. However we will use "regu
lation red" if he insists and send it
for his inspection.
Indeed it would be a novelty.
Magazine.
Those who have contributions to
make to " the February issue of the
Magazine will please hand in articles
as early as possible. The welfare of
the Magazine is largely in the hands
of the student body. So let all who
can do so contribute to its columns.
W. S. Wilson, .
Editor-in-Chief.
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