THE TAR HEEL
THE TAR HEEL
Official Organ of the Athletic Asso
ciation of the University of
North Carolina.
Published Weekly.
BOARD OF EDITORS
L. N. Mopoan. - - - Edftor-in-Chief
ASSISTANT KDITORS-lN-CHIEF t
B. II. Mebane D. L. Uiurts
ASSOCIATE KorroRS
B. D. Stephenson A. L. M. Wiggins
J. H. Rand M. R. DunnacunJ
Lenoir Chambers A. A. McKay
R. W. Scott, Andrew Joynkr, Jr
G. L. Carrinoton
MANAGERS
C. W. E. Pittman, - Business Manager
F. L. Eri.Esa. - - Circulation Manager
M. T. Spkaks. - Publication Manager
Entered as wcond class matter at tin:
postoflice at Chapel Hill, N. IV '
SeDtemlwr 11, 1911.
Printed by The University Press,
Chapel Hill, N. C. ' .
Subscription Price, $1.59 Per Tear,
Payable in advance or during the
first term.
Sintfla CopUs, 5 Cent.
To the Tar Heel Foust
Oh, you Tar Heel, growling
"Faust" dog,
Bristles raised upon your back,
'Ever snarling, barking, quarrel
ing. Pray, what next will you attack?
There's no peace livingroundyou,
You are fussiug late and soon,
If nothing's near you'll bay your
shadow,
Or perhaps will spy the moon. ,
Tar Heel Monk, now quit your
fussing,
Go on off and gnaw your bone,
We've grown tired of your fierc
cussing,
Everything that's not your own.
Fido, Tar Heel, quit your growl
ing, Or the household you'll disgrace,
Neighbors hear your constant
fussing,
And think this is a quarrelsome
place.
The above little masterpiece of
poetic art appeared in typewritten
form on the bulletin board Satur
day morning. It was unsigned.
In one corner was the picture of a
fiercely bristling dog, which was
brobably placed there as the seal,
signature, orpicturecf the gentle
man who wrote the poem.
The person who wrote the poem
has gained the unbounded grati
tude of the editor. Never before
has the editor been immortalized
in verse, Often within his breast
has stirred that same desire to
leave behind some , mark of four
year's life at college, which
moved the opponents of the
Juniors Prom to do what they
did. And now, innocent of all
guile himself, he finds greatness
thrust upon him. Behind him
will rise a monument more endur
ing than brass, higher than the
lofty pyramids of Egypt. His
name has been writ in letters of
imperishable gold. In the words
of Shakespeare
. "Not marble nor the gilded monument
Of princes shall outlive this powerful
rhyme."
And for other reasons, too, the
editor is glad. Though not a
genius himself, to have served as
the instrument for bringing to
light such a genius is a consola
He, -like theepic poets of old, has great value in previous years and
treated of lofty subject in one ex- should prove of greater value at
alted style. Besides, he has scored the coming term.
the usual triumph which comes j The Summer School of the Uni
frorn the anonymous use of per- j versity is rapidly poming to be
sonalities. ' one of the most important depart-.
The poem should have beennients of University' work. The
triven to the editor for imblica-' school last summer from every
tion. The columns of this paper point, of vf
are open to any student of the successful
University. Criticisms of the enrollment
paper, the editor. r anything, or sumn,er f
anybody else, when signed, will tegular co.
beieceivedand cheerfully printed, character
of a higi.
gratify in
During t! .
scholars)! i
Since the Prum lixs been deli
mtely abolished lor the tune
being Junior Week lias been left
but two dances. Nome talk-- nas
been made of a subscription dance
by the dancing men of the junior
class, but tins has been found to
e impracticable. These facts
seem to make it clear that t he
i me has cotno to revive t lie Co
il'ion Club organized last year
mong the non-Ira t men. The
dance given by the club last year
was from all reports a success.
The opportunity this year for the
club to give ; a dance is much bet
ter. It is to be hoped that the
men interested will push matters.
The complaint W often made
that non-fraternity men are to a
certain extent excluded from the
social life of the University.
robably they are. But one main
reason why they are is that they
make no effort of themselves to
take part. Under the present
conditions at every dance to which
he goes the non-frat man is the
guest of the fraternity men. He
has no opportunity and he ap
parently makes no effort to re
turn the courtesy. This fact
makes it impossible for some to
accept the hospitality of the frat
men. The matter is much too
one-sided. The Cotillion Club
has a fine chance to even matters
It is to be hoped that the club
will accept the opportunity.
' . . : ' ':
PLANS NEARLY COMPLETE
For the Summer Session of 1912. The Sum
mer School Begins on the 11th of
June
Under the direction of Profes
sor N. W. Walker, professor of
Secondary Education in the Uni
versity and director of the Sum
mer School, extension plans for
the summer session of 1912 are
rapidly Hearing completion. It
is planned to offer to the teachers
of the State during the coming
session the most interesting and
useful courses in professional
training which the University has
been able to give since the estab
lishment of the Department of
Education in 1877.
The summer term will begin on
June It, shortly after the 117th
commencement, and will continue
until July 20, a period of six
weeks.
In addition to the instruction
in the regular courses there will
also be a series of late afternoon
and special evening lectures to
supplement and to add variety to
the regular work of the school.
Thedirector considers himself for
tunate in being able to announce
that among these lectures, a com
ple'elist of which'll be given later,
is the Hon. P. P. Clarton, Com
missioner of Education of the
United States. '
As a further help for the teach
ers in attendance arrangements
have again been made with the
State Board of Examiners in Ral
eigh, by means of which exami
nations for the high school teach-
tion. For the writer of this poem ers certihcate and the live year
has certainly shown more genius State certificate may be taVcn at
than has ever yet been displayed the University by members of the
by any member of the' Junior school at the close of the term.
by far the most
.'m vears. The
c',sel iroiu the
.. 225: in all 27
ft ere iven. The
rhi'work done was
rade and was v ry
the instructors,
nit a summer seliooi
;J0 was established
by the S .School Dramatic
Club tojl. :ded by the direc
tor of the . : ol to some worthy
student in attendance at the next
session oi the school.
The se! i during the coming
summer is expected by the direc
tor to ,1 e larger and to do even
better; work ' than that of last
summer. ' rtp!e and cheap ac
eomnux! nous both of rooms and
boanl will lie provided. These
together with the large number
of courses' 4'to be offered, the
soundness of the instruction
given, ana the attractiveness oi
the fmppiementary lectures will
doubtless bring a large attendance
and'i-ratii vinir results.
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DaiigMcrs of Confederacy
i To Give Supper
' On ft he e ehing of February 22
the Chapd Hill Chapter of the
United Daughters of the Con
federac) ivilljgive a supper at the
University Inn. Barbecue, chick
en sala-J', Brunswick stew, and
oysters will, be served.
The j ;.;ceqds of the supper will
go to ;: purpose dear to the .heart
of every Carolina , student the
erection oi the monument on the
University campus to the memory
of the boys of the 60's Carolina
men-fwho left the University to
go to the War Between the States,
nit. i i . i.i ,
hearted beys' is to be unveiled at
next point icacement. It will be
a gif to ta.: University from the
United Daughters of the Con
federacy of North Carolina. The
supper, which will aid in securing
the funds pledged by the Chapel
Hill Chapter for the monument,
comment itself ot necessity to
...... ;
all Carolina students.
3 DOZEN $2.
CARNATIONS.
Cood blooms, but short
sterns.
Ilegular grade
; , $1 and $1.25 per dozen.
J. Van Lindley Nursery
Co..
GREENSBORO, N. C. :
Geo. V. Strong, College Agent.
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