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same week. We shall be glad to publish
pertinent discussions of college topics. The
Tar Heel will welcome news items, and hopes
the whole college will aid it along this line.
Cornell has abolished the honor
system and hereafter will keep stu
dents on examinations under serveil
lance. We agree with our contem
poraries, The Virginia Tech, Col
lege Topics, and The Red and
Black in thinking: that Cornell has
made a mistake. The system of
putting students on their honor
while standing examinations has
been in use at the University of
North Carolina for several years
and it has not yet been condemned
as a failure. It is true that there
have been several cases of cheating
during this time but those found
guilty of it were invariably found
to be of a very low order morally
and mentally or they had come from
prep, schools where cheating on ex
aminations is open and flagrant.
There is only one thing to be
done with a man caught cheating-
the student body should place him
on the next train and tell him to
leave.
game at Chapel Hill or 60 per cent,
of the gate receipts at Durham, N.
C.
The February number of the
North Carolina Journal of Law is
on our table and we are glad to note
that it gives evidence of soon be
coming an established institution.
The frontispiece presents the like
ness of Hon. Clement Manly, a
well-known lawyer of the Winston
bar. The first article in the Jour
nal contains interesting comment on
his paper. "The Jury System-Its
Administration," read before the
State Bar Association. Mr. White
head Kluttz, one of the most gifted
of young University alumni, contri
butes a forceful paper on "The
Next Step in the Evolutdon of Pun
ishments," a plea for the abolish
ment of capital punishment.
"Leaves from a Lawyer's Note
Book," by Mr. Chas. W. Tillett,
of the Charlotte Bar, should be of
interest and helpful to the practic
ing attorney; Mr. R. L. Gray pre
sents some decisions by the Supreme
Court,-Pali Term, 1903. "The Ju
dicial System of the Proprietary
and Royal Governments in North
Carolina to 1776," by Mr. R. W.
Herring, U. N. C. 03 and Law '04
is a continued article that shows re
search of the highest order. The
diction is good and the paragraph
ing excellent. This paper will
doubtless attract attention: "Notes
and Clippings," give some interest
ing legal comments. We sympa
thize with Judge MacRae in his fail
ure to get the Journal through the
postoffice at second class rates. The
matter is first-class and certainly is
entitled to second class rates.
"There is some complaint among
Southern colleges because North
Carolina refuses to give them any
games either in foot ball or base
all. It seems to ,us that we do
neglect our 'neighbors too much.
The colleges to the north of us re
ceive the greater part of the ath
letes from the northern States and
in playing these institutions With
more men and more means, we al
ways place ourselves at a disadvan
tage. It is to be wondered at that
we are so successful in these con
tests with our northern neighbors.
But games with our fellow South
erners would help to bring about
more friendly relations between our
neighbors, and besides it would
give us valuable training for the
northern events which wc consider
more important. It might be well
for our managers to think about
this matter."
We copy the above from The
Tar HEEL, with the statement that
the manager of the North Carolina
base ball team offered Manager
Clary $85 for a senes of three
games in Chapel W. Vanderbilt
Hustler.
And we copy the above with the
statement that what the manager
of the North Carolina base
all team did do "was to offer
Vanderbilt,,, $75 for a single
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