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ELON COUEOfi, N, C., MONDAY,,
VOLUME XI
MAROON AND GOLD
PwbUshcd tTci.v. Monday Durlnjf the CoIlerUtc %’car by tl^e Studenl*
of
College
AM ariii-loj* for PpublioaUoii must b« li> t)ie hands of the Managing t-di*
Jor by J2:00 J\I.. ThursdnV’; ^Arliclrs n-ceived from an unknO"'n
«UI not b«v prhi(cd. ' ' ' ’
stalT onicr—Maroon A (.old oOlcc. liril floor, .Vi'aranncc Buildins
Oii- Pi..\ .
Vpra Cfrnntfr;-
p:ugpne Litnk/ord
. , . EdilQr
Doc LcKltes
Peggy ScclirJeSt
f I) fl T s
DelmolU Grlfflii
. ,, Editor
I** o Pe;k'ns
gupi'iic Har.i&
Sam WflUon
Dean Baldwin Speaks
A. A,U. W. Histoi^iJPurpose
til'
li'X
!y a I
ri;ink''l ■■
rlr cujid'-ii
' «iOu! piK‘ '/I'
tlir-.* artic!*''
and wo .'iln-fi-
vi-ratU rs for the a|
l)Cf. WVwj^^h-i'i
entered. >
Kui- Uir la>l U\o'.>
[ias iK'fH Upl
ti) pn!'!i>h i’
In .-n.. I-
Luin- l' ■ i'h'
riinv'tn‘Ul
c;m\ Im- ill*-*'!!
tlliv IiHHM- "
and pr**M‘nl
lli ir atlcii
EloHJ :G0Uege..;M4iv Tueiri^y’'
aftirwooii Dr.- J^ary Alice BaWwiir,
^n of ,wp;n9n,’ pufep^ .univetsltyi’
addrw^d 'tHe me^b.eM; of-tlxc AJr-..
maoce br|in'ch;«f th« A. A.-,U. W,.'
^nd invLted fue^ls on the h^l^ory
purpose o( th? ,A. A. U. :W.
nnd on advftntagM of being ,a
member of the. association. .The
nrst aasoclaUon oX • cdUage . women
ever to be organlMd wai lir BostoiV-
jn l88l^Dr. B&ldfl-ih «ald. Later ft
wMwrn groiip ww oTganlM^ CflilUng
ihemaejvea the Western A^toclivMvn.
of Collegiate Allumlnae., ^ '
In 1931 the Southern A^aoclatlon-
of College Women united wltft.jthe
A. C- A. and the name of.ihe'pr-.,
ganlzat-lon p.’«w chftng«d to -th?
American A«»ctatlon of Unlvcfalty,
Women. , '•
In' referring to the ©OMth, Dr.,
Baldwin aaid U wa« there that the
education of women flrat began, >nd
,ihat some of the ideaa for the
roundatloiis of the earlier women's
ippt aranci’ u! in- la.-t i.'>uf nf “ l tio Maronii ,came from the South.
,-n- (.1 L-ritical riii't. bofii pminiit; into, T*o taporMW purposes .of .ihe
(II (.1 mui.ii 1,,.,,. than that” ^loclallon «re: f'U'st. (o r»tt cOl-
; oaii I |iut uul a bcttei papii tndii inai, seeontl. lo r»lae the
b'-Uiiu-■■'"' "II had bcltiT quit. ,rsiand»rd o( (Jrotessional women-
'i\ i- i.f tnm'r.(' 1" the' tHO artii'li's tliatlTiie A. A, u. W. was the'first col-
aitoition—thu oiii’ an rditoriiil j ifBe-ratlng assoclaUon to be or-
- auDiiioii ‘ i.rti.!ganuel. Tlie msln purpose ot tlie
nlii.ii. -the otlu'i a Hii Li.Ilaiituii. a ' djaunguisii bctweon
\li'. Onia .lohn.'i'n a.- a campus >> P. oi are douig college work
.luiltrl' calk-cl '■Vt; ileepiv regret thati,nd those calling themselves col-
iit.H in ' 'I'lH' Mal'uon and Gold/'llegea and doing preparatory work.
M,- and to ouv The aMoclation haj done much to
nli.gizr In Mil- JohiiMjn ana to swndacds ol *oitien'«
I'JIRV' '11 stalenK'nls ill oui P«-|coUej(!s In the South, where there
, ,^-ur>' mil' ii.acliT'. luithti". Iliat these i'»trc »t one time so msny schools,
-(iiii.'h.ivv .into th'- papiH- uiiknuwn to us. posing as polleges and doing only (
,,r llirci’ %'ri'k'.*uli.ici.'t iTUilH’r ol Ihi-'. t\ pe ‘ l“n>oi ,
m;r i>M Hill dfvk. i>ul stcuuily retu.--eu branch contributes, i^ one of'
•,;> lii.u' il 'lil>l"'d l>y u- inis#“'ii. _ hhe moei unporiant acUvltic.s the-
,,r,-wjii til*- ft'^dccurcnt'c nf mistrtr-'A. a
,i -AC have niKd^ an ar-
ro THE READERS OF “MAROON AND GOLD”
u!' Ih
la.'l i.'
na\ c
pre.'
u
‘hip.s .
'.I
ri'adr
• app'-"
d tl-
Ilirtt'nal
W Through the fellow-
)>• »omen who arc rtnan-
, - hundicapped arc enabled to
luaiu-'r , to d^ refipai'v'h work- Dr.
tl. \\'f‘ linpo that by I B,,;c).,vin tald thnt tlK fellows »-rc
•trd:ird' d' c’ur papoi.^b'.c lo b“1 uno niai)y ubiArle.s in
i vrnrthv (»f counincs where they would I
huh I. \ ''Un> UP admiued wlihont the en-i
,dr»!^empnt of the A. A U. W. |
■'( I'upC'i al lull. ll 1'^ p(K»riy \srit- Among the beiipr.u lo b?
m Us .qaH'mnin: and only cour- o.v me individiitl trpm » ,
.. .ii.rr -tfMncTt,!' Inn .member of Une a«AO'l«tion. Di. Bald- i
ii,‘* Horn U.'inj. lan m«’nikincd the. dCAlrable con-,
that one maKe« in iho
of bi-fliithe'*. There w no b-'ilrr way,
with ■ the
.Cpege*-
Caleridar
MONDAV. MARCH »T.
7;00 a m.: Ministerial.meet-''
inf.v
.,Tl30 ^p. m.» Clio*r>7kaleon
; meetUi|:. ' .-
TUESDAY. MARCH 2*.
3:00 p. m.: BttseblUl at Hur-
Ungton. IVDch'iTati vs, .Elon; '
1-:30 p, ,m;. Eloii bingers re-
' biane.; ' •
WEDNESDAY', MARCH 29.
10:00,k. m.j'Ch*i>el.
i;30 p.' m.: Elon Singer* r«'
'.'heawe., ' ■ . . .
T:30 p’ .m.: Phtloloxtau meet
ing.
THURSDAY, MARCTH 30.
1:00 p. 1^.:' M»r>on and Gold
' staff meeting.
7:00 p. m.; I^slphcUtn m«et*>
Ingi
^30 p.m.: Elon Febtival Cho*.
-it!t rehearses.
fridayTmarch 31;
• 10:(H) a. m.i Chapel.
7i30 p. m.: Cboir practice.
SATURDAY, APRIL 1.
Spring I('o>lldR;» begin. lUgb
Bohool aenlors entertained,
U;(IO p. m.: BiuiebaU at Bur*
Ilpglon—C. vs. Elon.
7:30 p .m.I—Program )n audl>
'torlum.
SUNDAY. APUa I
0:00 a. nv: Tour of bulldlr«:s
and ground*.
»0:00 m.: AVscmljly in
rhapci.
U:00 a- m.: Horning w6r»hlp.
Speaker U. E. Stnltli.
‘The Merchant
Takes Role Of
A.- fill- llll’
!ti and ai*>*'dut'-i\' fa)
tcsy lo u'lr r‘ad*‘rx pr'vrnt . .
sriiaKf. ]>i the idav. tin; artielc scaixrly K'nche.s the
eutiiecl oX cooperation; iuid. in the >^Gcond placn. is of^
„ typo whifh, if .ontin.ed, -.vuiild V'romot.-
.s^itistaction on any coUcg' campuv. it i>, pnlccU-y cie«ii joining the local branch of the
that tbo \'ritcr \‘ a.s not .vjekmg to promote
tion
..r»^ ^ , by joining the local branch i/. v...-
tOOpei a-lA A, U. W. N»l[«^nal members may
|jt*t material from national head-' 22. Professor Bucknw, tlie
Professor Buckner
Heard In Address
To Student Body
On V^ednesdiiy morhlnfe.. March
t ^4^
‘ *3,
SHAKESPEREA
TREAT COMIf
A. f.,r the artkle c.ml.mning Mr.,
tiung but t)3f: truth—call it av hat > ou pieane. .'iincc dcrlvei' many benefits
Mr« Jo^inson .ha:^ been at E\jn --lu- ha - prc.-fntcd to the i^j^rough her membership, she is ad-
student hodv an example of unquestionable character andfmiued into any of U^c.lub.hb^e^
r^-ldeSiip:*: «hc ha« La. h.r„.u a place of cade.
-shiu in the Xaculty uf our collegp, and h.aa a!\> av^ ai.spyy-^asioclatlon has hQuse§ tn
cd a profound undAaluublc iRtf,*rest In J^ti>dcnt actlvitioJi pafi«,. London .and
on our cttrapus. Ty.criticise her, yii the 'mter of last ;Rome.
pal of the'Burilugioh high school,
delivered an arddreM-to the Student
body at *loh* il|C used. for'-hl»i«yh-
•jecL. ‘."r^atlonaHBm" -and Intema-
UonalUin"'- •’ ". ■ . .
tn hl.s; address-Prolcesoi: Buckner
traced l»ha development fif pociQt.y-
and govprnnitiit from lh« 'cjy
^arilew -t'jmcsT ' .FffRr- wa«. one fab-,
•tor-whi'clv. vcsulled in; ihe'esttfblUh-
U„ vu. v'-rcrv:. .i;-, and to I nienb«jf» m«nt tlw
week s artmle did, ib to bt blincl both'to cnaiac«r any to it,e;.5 5j the teeniationiil FMevsUon governiwnl.: Tlie .slrugglf .for. ex-
. ,l(j4dc'rsliip'. , ' I . .firuiijvcrstty'Women.
■ Aif«irw'-e'‘■’isli to Our readers, and to eK- .Aitoc Dr. Baldi-ln's additis; tho
■ 4-u^*'^Ui^ i-m-it* rtf-matafiBl ontArprt. . tvajt''Utrr>1'':lritb ft .tea..
is'eiwe;. pud'j)rot>ctl5iv_ln the early
-lioDie evQlvcd, totq ar.crutic ^o'rm-of
rule. ' Fr-om.. I1aliju:ame’ the- fcatem
Hendrickaoii. and Briuce C'omi
i6 PrestJJt *^be M^rrhani.-
Venice" In JSloo Thnwdiy.
When Shalt>frpearev b nd--hji
vote as-9Q5laU« In; th^ Globe ;1
tre ?.-Crc .#tiugglliis/wlHi-foe,'
hjai'-'produfctlona' q’f_ /the '3P/;^
dlc-V and tvajfudtes-l \t’hlch"«ft
ccnluty .;6t •'negleclVbroushl
humortal ' fftitie^'-.h^ .^oulti' spa
hive -Imngliica, wlthr«ll - hli:
bsrsnt'-' tancy,..:' ttiat; • sqrtic
jetitucles iJt^. a theatre:Wt«l
creitM'- Irt.' -hlS - memory -Sj?
■biHlipla?c,' in- 'Bvrtttord-on-J
that', his ■statue ■' t^ould. be ' ei-'
■ IJ*. ,4 M.’ac* • J * VrS4i V