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MAROON ANB GOLD
SATiniDAT, JA.Mt'AKT M, IMk
LISrNIN’
by L«iul« HablMiril
K ffftnr »• f .*“1 lnun to
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Sdion." in >»'*■ "f '•* •"’*
iundty »rr»nncinfntJ. i. ii wili
cltir lip »»>' numiwr
tupiH'Hf ti. l)f ..n uid YiiJi»h
writtfi) * numb*, of years »k’. It
W n iT'-ml^y rev »ml by the kodk-
writinK l‘»ni '''hn »nd Chtp-
lln. «m1 «irh a that
H itniHlI i« UribK gathered
in by lU pulilinhrN, Harma. Inc.
Th» »orit ■*“» practicalljr invm
«w*y. bul ihm culumn makea do
•Utcnrnt «f the exact fiturt. lU
popularity can be rirtitly j\Kl8ed
only by lvu'« many timei you acd
the iruT next diK>r >inir it and hear
it. What it r*tr on Lucky Strike
Hit lluraden, e:c.. means little. It
(Unds to reason that it will be
iwpulur a litlle While looker,, be-
rtu>e It unly recently hit the
kicil nicklevdetiaa. The b«M re
el rriir.^ will ‘je tho^e of the An-
ijtwf ;>i9terK, Benny Guudnxui,
Cab I’HlicWby, ana Oien >iu.v.
We trueM *'Bei Mir Biat Du
Scrion' Mill gu on record a» the
bigfekt xmwb hit line* the time
that the Music Went 'Round and
'iUiUDd.
Exaip Time
Th^ tifl dormitory i»M quitt.
It h«d bMn quiet •hM‘t ••vto
o’ lock «nd no nound of motion
(‘rlioTii down thr mHi. It «m
t exftm time. FroiiKaien hud
dled io ibvif roomR, ficrvoun md
Jol H Mltl« fr.irhtmrd over the
l»r. areri l-f thejr fir«t colleKe e*-
*m>nation. |
()c. 4^ioT!illy there ram* the I
•nund at of many pafcs treing
turned ^fid *hen Thert ^
WM a curk>u lack of
cUii»n)en io ineir ro(«n«. On)> i
ihf aiYflhmtn i^iiiiiincd in iLwir
deni> >l »tudy and work. Sud* |
d«nly the »i!ecce #«• ihatter^ bjr *
jiouud vt oiiaira being pxifhed
hark, uid vum** were thrown up* ^
me a^toomhed qiHet) **A |
grand Via made wtet we
l>»d
Huh! Don exam time—briui?e
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Foster Shoe Co.
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POSTER HHOE CO.
BwHaftoK. N. C
111 Ca«t Da«la SirMt
Bring Back Honor tcm
(('onlinned froa Pa^e Two)
The Ktudenta theam'elves are the
onJy on«^ who can stop cheating
on a iarire »^ai«. The majority
(f Kiudentx, wht-n responsibility it
{lacfd up^>n tnem, are m^rt con-
{luenliuujt than they HMould be
So when a student i«
on ex^m.nation with a profeasor
itiDUinK I'ver him, he naturally
(}u>5 not feel the same sense of
personal re?p n^ibility that he
would if he knew that ne waa
ftirutly un nis own and that his
]oiie^:>' w !h himself was the only
thing at stalte.
We htre at Elon College have
maue il ne.e'.'ir> for tnt faculty
«nd tne ad'Hiinistration to aASume
many tf the reftpon.nibilities of
ftudent ^ vernment. This writer
\t not c-unaemning the officer? of
\hi stuaent government at Klon
Coliekre. tor he thinks th^t they
«r« Qoing ail they can under the
rxi»tmg .iTcum.'^tances. Once the
adm:nidtr4iiic>D has had to t^ke
away the es^^ential features of the
honor ^ysiem. it la >. nJy natural
that thfey should t>e >keptical
kbout :t'tonr.g the honor syMero
in it^ entirely, oui wt L.vueve
that th.^ IS the only means by'
whicr. :rie -nt-reiptcl o: tne ,
dent 18 to be rei.ored aau
ing ei mir.aie .. lr..n rutiiioa wi.l.
The Cheater Cheated
(Continved from Page Two)
According to ^^'ebi^ter. the word
■‘tht'af mean^. **theobtaining of
;roperty from another by an hi-
;enti iMl Active diftiFftlon of the
truth." ‘Therefore, it Appear*
that if one should be tempted to
ca»t forth intentionaj tricky
giancea upon notes and texts dur*
rng examination periodi. ^ich
ar« contrary to the profe»aor’a in-
.'tructii’af. he becomea an vn-
tentionaj deceiver in causing the
examiner to believe the written
examination to be the rea^ work
.if the student'd own mind.
Text booJca were written to be
:ea:i and we are ready to admit
:hat many of them are dry; lec-
turei* were givn during th H€mes-
:er. ;infl it may be that some of
he?e i^ere 4 mewhat of the na-
:ure of being everlasting and
|erhafL unintere.*ting, but due
.ntertst and consideration should
be given both. .Now, as examina-
lon time approache.'*, if the
>tu.ent ha. done fair work in
/leaning fi» m the texts and lec-
ure-. the property of truth ob-
:.i'.r,vd fr m these sources betomes
,ii> very own because he has gAin-
vj It in a legitimate manner. If
'Pe thinks he is "getting by” by
• hort cuts of trickery in obtam-
iHg an education, the time will
.ome when the student will find
:hat he has been the greatest
loser of aJI.
BIT OF BLARNEY
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My love ha4 flew
Him did roe dirt
Me did not know
Him was a flirU
Let’s love forbid
Lest you get doed
L.ke I been did.
‘■.Are you a college rr.^n?’*
“N . a hoT'e steppt-d' n my hat
! h*' h' i; r
i.i J^hn;!v ..uil'lti
C. A. Lea
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of ihf ' . • , 1,'Ai.rk -^.s-
; •' .VO. rim**nt ati i
tnt* no.K.r .-y-len’..
T.'iis n.j.vt l-.n**, huweve.'-. wit:.-
out aii,. 'ii-iiv . n ihe part of an.'
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Phone 111
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BY BUS
And have the Dollars
SAVED TO SPEND
' On Other Pieasor^s
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Local Contcvt
(CwtlAMd fr«« n
4. The winning esMy, and poa-
ikihljr othera # rthy of nentioo
will b« publiahed in the MAROON
AND GOLD «oon alter that dale.
6. All p«peni mu*it be signed.
6. Judge* are to be Deana Ox-
f(u^. Measick, tnd Dr. Bi»wden.
The judfftK re^rve the nght t»
reject all auggwtlons if none is
ueemed practical and beneficial.
•‘IV Om TW Qmm Qm
Mr. PAUL MUNI /
The Life of Emite I
ZOLA^
a aoNDiaoAAno • iompm
•ct*.U)XRAirr • OkM nmm-ew>a>»
I
Ca«tinMd fnm Two)
create a gcHnj inpreasion upon {
>oD*one. But a peracn d»ea not
have to present • r«port card t»>
show auoeone how ^mart he ia. If |
the peraon he is trying to impress ■
hM any intelligence, iie can tell
about the k^martneaa through con* i
veriMtion and everyday contACtK
and actions. Per9iulity and iD~>
telli/ence. not grades and t-hebt
ing.
' Sunday Speaker
Dr. Hcnl^ Lewu Smich, pyre*-
iktanr etacnrua, of ^ftshingion and L««
Umvcmty, wdldi liver thr sermon to
morrow morviQg at the regular Samlay
ZINC AND COPPCR CTCHINCS
aCN DAY-ttALffTGNgS -COtOH PIATES
LTT€RinG
a
/;
i
a date
with Chesterfield
will show you how re
freshingly mild a ciga
rette can be..it will intro*
duce you to that better
taste that smokers like.
Chesterfields will
givcyou more pleasure
than any cigarette you
eiYr smoked.
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