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(Continued from page one)
islative Power in North Carolina.
The editorial notes, written by the
faculty and student editors of the Re
view, are as follows: Property Exempt
from Taxation in North Carolina, by
Prof. A. C. Mcintosh; Acquisition of
Negotiable Paper Through Ilolder in
Due Course, by Prof. B. H. Wettach;
Public Wrong and Private Action in
North Carolina, by Prof. P. H. Win
ston; The Political Status of Women,
iby J. T. Allen, of Gibsonville; Clerk 's
Power to Enter Default Judgment, by
R. A. Hope, of Madison; Transferabil
ity of Hunting Privileges, by C. C.
Holmes, of Council, and a general edi
torial on the January Bar Exaniina,
tion.
Last quarter 50 freshmen passed no
courses, while 59 passed only one course.
In other words, last quarter there were
108 freshmen who passed only 59 cours
os between them, and either dropped
or made a "5" or a "6" on about
268 courses. Some remarkable grades
are recorded For example, one A. B.
freshman who in the fall made 2-4-2,
in the winter made 6-1-6. One suc
ceeded in passing one-half of a course.
Apparently many of the failing fresh
men might do better if they could
change their roommates, as a study of
those rooming with freshmen failing
all their courses reveals the possibly sig
nificant fact that at least half of them
also are failing all or part of their
work... A similar study of men rooming
with freshmen making an average be
low a "4," reveals an even greater
percentage of "4's" and "6's." The
list of roommates was very incomplete,
but of the 32 on the list, only five made
an ; average above "4," nine made
"4," eight, made "5,", and seven made
an average of "6.". One room, how
ever, held a senior who made all "IV
and a freshman who made all "6's."
The freshmen rooming in South build
ing have a higher average than those
in any dormitory, with an average of
3.37. Smith building, with 44 freshmen,
is second with an average of 3.41; the
30 freshmen of Carr are third with an
average of 3.56, and the 217 in the five
new dormitories are fourth with an av
erage of 2.72. Battle, Vance and Pet-
tigrew, with an average of 4.04, have
the distinction of being the only dormi
tories which have a poorer average thau
the roomiug houses in town. Some of
the rooming houses fall even lower than
that. The eleven freshmen in Brock
well's have aii average of 4.09, while
the four in another rooming house es
caped an average of 5 by half a point.
The average of the grades of the 119
freshmen who had their training in prep
school was last year .002 of ouo point
better than that of the 428 men who
went to high school. The grades of
those who prepped in non-military prep
schools averaged 3.565, while those of
the freshmen from military prep schools
average 3.835.
The average of the grades of the
freshmen from the various high schools
vary a great deal. The twelve men
from one" school and the four from an
other averaged 2.50, while the eight
from a third school averaged 4.25. These
averages will not be made public, how
ever, until a longer period of time gives
a fairer basis of comparison.
There were 60 freshmen on the honor
roll for the winter quarter. Twelve, or
0 per cent of these are sons of farm
ers. Contrary to the general impres
sion, this is approximately the same ns
the per cent of farmers' sons in the
student body.
That self-help men are under a heavy
handicap is shown by the fact that
there were only eight self-help fresh
men on the honor roll for the winter
quarter, two less than for the fall quar
ter.
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Homer Hoyt, professor of economics
in the University, saw the game in
which the basketball team of Asheville
High school, champion of the state, was
defeated by Weston, Idaho, in the na
tional tournament held in Chicago dur
ing Easter week.
I). D. Carroll, (lean of the school of
commerce, went to Fayetteville this
week to attend ameeting of the State
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THE MIDDLE O THE ROAD
Each year slings in its quota
From farm and busy street,
For the mill to grind, to be refined,
To be turned out complete.
Some lie down on easy street,
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When hardships come their way.
The last get glued to the pages,
Forget the wind and sun;
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