THE TARHEEL
THE TAR HEEL
Official Organ of the Athletic Asso
ciation of the University of
North Carolina.
Published Weekly.
BOARD OF EDITORS
T. C. Linn, Jr.,,
W, T. Polk, ,
- Editor-in-Chief
- Managing Editor
ASSOCIATE EDITORS
N. A. Reaponeu Miss Anna M. Lipoell
V. S. Bryant W. II. Stephenson
Holmes IIerty C. G. Tenent
MANAGERS
F. F. Brarsiuw,
M. B. Fowler,
C. S. Harris,
Business Manager
Assistant Manager
Assistant Manager
It is pleasing to see that they J
still live, because they are still
serviceable, r They have lost the
administrative power that they
formerly exercised in the college,
but they are still self-sufficient as
literary societies. Beeause they
have lost their governing power
they probably approach more
nearly what their names signify,
literary societies. It ' can hardly
be considered the function of such
societies to direct student govern
ment, and now that some of the
power which they formerly claim
ed but which was theirs only by
assumption, has been taken over
by other bodies especially organ-
Tobe entered as second class matter at the ized to exercise it, who should
Monroe Business Manager Clee Club
The Glee Club met Tuesday
night and elected William Mon
roe business manager for the
coming year. A committee
which was appointed to look into
the matter of getting a singing
leader will report at another
the Club Monday
The Athlete's Friend :
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THE ATHLETIC FIELD
worry? As literary societies they
are still adequate.
They still cultivate debate. and
oratory; they still publish The
University Magazine; and jointly
with the fraternities publish The
Yackety Yack; they still offer
valuable practice in parliamen
tary procedure and opportunity
for making friendships. While
they are as liable to error as
and
An individual receiving' a gift
an express gratitude audibly; ac other student institutions,
half dozen can, or a score. But while they are not the toll gates
when the gift is to thousands, it to the turnpike of success, they
becomes impossible for each re- are wholesome institutions whose
cipient to file past the doner with indefinable influence is entirely
words of appreciation. The for the good.
gratitude of many, while it can
not be spoken individually, can
be expressed collectively.
As the Emerson Athletic Field
progresses, as the grandstands,
which we have pictured to our-
night.
At a meeting of the Student
Council last Monday night Oscar
Leach was elected a member of
the council. It is customary for
the representatives to choose a
man who has had previous ex
perience in student government.
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to
On their way to Harvard
take ut) advanced work. W. T
Joiner, L. N. Morgau, Raymond
Taylor, aud Dossey Pruden--all
alumni of the University recent
ly spent a few days on the Hill.
Joiner and Prudeu will take up
Law at Harvard;
Taylor, English.
It
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Morgan
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RHODES SCHOLARSHIP EXAMS
Hubbel, Representative of N. C. at
i Oxford, on Hill
The Rhodes Scholarship, ex
aminations will be held in Raleigh
selves, rise step on step and the the fifth and sixth of October,
field itself is being prepared, we Mr. Paul E. Hubbef, formerly a
extend to Dr. Emerson anew our student at Wake Forest College,
gratitude for his interest in the at present represents North Car-
rT . . . . ohua at Oxford. Mr. Hubbel
university, his generosity, and T . ,
-' - was on the Hill Wednesdav.
Lhe peculiar suitableness of his nis (ore'lga address is Jesus Co'l-
gift. lege, Oxford, England. He will
. be glad to answer personally any
THE TENNIS ASSOCIATION inquiries that a prospective can
didate may wish to make. Ad-
As is known to all the om stu-
K. D. Battle, Frank Winslow,
C. W. Tillet, Jr., Frank Graham
all of the class of '09, arrived 1
in Chapel Hill Tuesday and!
spent a day" or two with . presi
dent Graham.-
Mr. Leon Applewhite wiio was
a member of the Tar Heel
Board last year, is now on the
reporting staff of the Greensboro
Dail v News.
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Mr. R. M. Homewood is in
charge of the drawing store-room j
this year. The. store-room hasj
been moved from the basement of
the Alumni to the Y. M. C. A.
A new engine of 115 horse
power has been installed in the
University Power Plant to take
ilie place Gl an old one which
has been out of commission.
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Complete stock of
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Line of Shoes and Haberdashery, mide by the
Leaders of Fashion, Always on Hand
ditional information may be
dents, the tennis courts are ruled obtained from President Graham,
over by the benevolent organiza- Candidates must be between 19
lion called the tennis association, and 25, unmarried, and musl
admission to which may be had have completed at least their
f ' , i t second year at college. To qual-
for the asking- and a dollar. In , J 1
lfy for the appointment the can
lact, anyone desiring-to play ten- . rv f ,
to J didate must pass the Oxford en-
nis is required to be a member of trance exainination. The exam
this association, and it is said ination is not competative but
that after the 1st of October any- merely qualifying, quite element-
one unwilling to pay the required ry and not difficult. It includes roMri(1(i nnMll
i ii 'ii ha arithmetic (either the elements PrilltS,Catldies, Peanuts
dollar, will be asked to retire v . i ,
. of algebra or geometry), Latin i '
.romthe courts. The reason is and Greek. IIavinjr gcd thJ HerildOlt
simple. Neither the University quaHfym examinations the can
nor the Athletic Association didates oresent themselves before
maintains the courts. The cost the Committee of Selection of Second Door Below Pickwick
of laying them off, nutting up their state, which makes the ap-
, , , pointment on the basis of a
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must, therefore, be bourne by
man s
previous scholarship record, his
character, his qualities of leader-
l hose who play the game. Thus ghipj and bis fondness for and
hose interested in, tennis long skill in outdoor sports. Mr.
since organized, for their mutual Rhodes' ideal was neither the
benefit, an association, which has "grind" nor the "sport", but the
come down to our present day.
The association extends to every
one interested in tennis a cordial
invitation to join.
STILL ACTIVE
all-round-man. . i
These scholarships started in
1889 by Mr. Cecil Rhodes and
embracing America, r Germany,
and the various British posses
sions, are tenable for three years.
They are of a value of $1,500 an
nually, a sum sufficient to meet
It is pleasing to see that after the expenses of a college student '
all the favorable and unfavorable at Oxford, including vacation
comment to which the literary traveling.' ,
societies have recently been sub
jected, they are sli'l in active op-
raticn, undismayed at being ac-
used of senile decay and undat
ed because they were subsequent
ly warmly fluttered,
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It is hoped that the young men m. to 5 p. m
of our high schools, ' ' colleges,
and T'nivc rsit ies will realize that
the Rhodes Scholarship js a 'goal
worth striving for, and that more
will put forth ih o. effort required
to gain it. C1IAPELT11LL, - Isurth Carolina
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