Wednesday, February 6, 1935.
THE SALEMITE
Page Tliree.
EXCHANGE COLUMN
WAKE rOKBST
An editorial in the “Old Gold and
Black” is titled “Students Are
funny.” Can it mean they are fun
ny (peculiar), or funny (ha, ha.)f
Anyway here are a few things for
you to think about and while think
ing expand that flabby matter your
family so kindly calls brain and de
cide on the aforementioned question.
I. Students are funny:
A. Busiest people in the world.
1. Never get anything done.
2. Never wastes any time—
3. Never have any time.
•yet
(Reminds me of Dr. Anscombe’s
favorite lines: “Pupil: “How long
will it take to move a mountain?”
Instructor: “It takes all the time
that’s necessary, and you may have
all the time there is!”) Back to
our article:
B. Always rushing around get
ting an Education.
1. Never decide what education
is.
2. Don’t absorb lectures.
3. Take subjects but don’t
keep them.
4. Bead things but don’t see
them.
5. Aim for intellect, but never
found thinking.
C. They have more liberty of
speech than anyone.
1. Never say anything of im
portance.
D. American students only peo
ple in the world who are free
to be perfectly honest.
1. Give their opinion why the
world should be better and
therefore, different.
2. They could criticize all mod
ern abuses, but criticize
meals, light-cut rules, and
parallel readings instead.
E. They worry about the DE
PRESSION.
1. As if it were their own in
ability to get a job next
summer.
2. They think it isn’t right, but
don’t do much about it.
P. On auspicious they are: The
Loaders of Tommorrow, but on
every ordinary occasion they
are The Equals of Men.
1. Graduate doesn’t care about
becoming the leader of to
day.
Students Are Funny
Meaning what?
Do you agree with the “Old Gold
and Black?” You’re funny if you
do.
CONVEBSE COUJlOE
“The Parley Voo’ announces the
appearance of new features in The
Collegiate Digest. “Comic Review,”
Crossword Puzzles, and Short Stories
are added. The cartoons found on
the new “Comic Review” page are
productions of student humorists
throughout the country. Another
feature is the short-short story on
page 6. The rotogravure section
pays its regular rates for student-
contributed shorts,, not more than 500
words in length. Mail your best to
HOW NOT TO UGHT A BRIDGE TABLE
Think of trying to play bridge bj^ the light of two candles, stuck in
bottle tops. Yet that is the equivalent of the light in many homes
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