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UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA. BOARD OF EDITORS. Herbert B. Gchster, F. P. Graham, - - Editor -in-Chief Asst. Editor-in-Chief. ASSOCIATE EDITORS. M. Robins. O. J. Coffin. K. D. Battle, S. S. Nash, Jr. D. B. Tkaoue. Thomas L. Simmons, 0. B. Ruffin, - Business Manager. Asst. Bus. Manager. Published once a week by the General Athletic Association. Entered in the Postofflce at Chapel Hill, N. O. , as second-class matter. to seventeen games and thus saves him about three dollars. If onlv eight games are taken in it would ordinarily cost four dollars. Add one more dollar and see them all. is Our spring- debating season now on. ihe debaters have been chosen and are hard at work. Le us get behind Messrs. Stacy and Andrews, Hester and . Johnston Rand and Tillett, and the scalps o George Washington, Virginia and Georgia will be dangling from Car olina's belt. Printed by The University Press, Chapel Hill. Subscription Price. $1.80 per Year Payable in' advance or during first term. Single Copies. S Cents. : The Junior Prom, festivities have come and gone, but the thing of which they were a genuine express ion still remains a unified student body. Sharp lines of division in political and social life are no longer drawn. There is, in fact, about the campus a feeling of oneness, an atmosphere of wholesome unity. Let him who tries to stir up a ; for mer bitterness go dig a hole in the ground and bury himself. He is not in harmony with the spirit of the day. The snob, and chronic knocker are fast becoming fossils, mere relics of a day that is gone. An era of good feeling is ahead and may it last as long as the Univer sity! . College spirit is a fine thing but it doesn't consist merely of shouting Carolina and building bonfires. It finds expression also in rougher and more arduous channels. The best expression of it that we have lately seen evidenced is tne movement on the part of several students to finish the work on the class athletic field. Realizing that the class teams are without a field, and also feeling keenly the important re lation of class athletics to the col lege athletics, it is their intention, with the help of fifty or sixty students, to finish the work begun on the class field. There is about this plan no waving of flags or beating of drums, but it is simply, Coats off! Down to work! It is a good move on the part o Coach Stocksdale and Manager Gray to have the baseball fiel raised. Early in the spring there has always been a great deal o trouble about a wet held, but it will now be drained shortly after a rain and in condition to play on. Get your Sunday papers on Sunday New York-American, state papers and national papers on sale at the Post- office Building each Sunday morning- from 9 to 11 o'clock. We're Gaining It seems that there are a dearth of candidates ' for scrub debates. This is a deplorable fact, for good scrub debaters are essential to good Varsity debaters. Just as the scrub baseball team helps to make the 'Varsity, so the scrub debaters play no inconsiderable part in the making of a good Varsity debating team. It is through the scrubs that the Varsity should get its op position, its knocks and its bumps, preparatory to the final struggle. More men should enter into the scrub debates for the sake of them selves, the team, and the University- The offer of season tickets for five dollars by the baseball man agement seems to us to be a good offer and should be taken advan tage of by all. 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For further information, apply to the De&n of the Medial Department, UnFbersity of TennsvlvAnU, ThiltdelphU, i i
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