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The Tar Heel. UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA. BOARD OF EDITORS, J. C. B. Ehringhaus, - - - Editor-in-Chief. Hazel Holland ..... Man. Editor E. D. Sallenger, ..... Business Manayer. E. G. Moss, .... ,Ass't Business Manag-er. ASSOCIATE EDITORS. N. W. Walker, ) j, S. T. Peace, ljectlires- R. 0. Everett, Athletics. B. S. Best, Locals. Published every Wednesday by the General Athletic Association. Subscription Price. $1.50 per Year. Payable in advance or during' first term. Single Copies, 5 Cents. All communications for this paper should be in the hands of the Editoi'-in-Chief by Monday at noon to insure publication the same week. We shall be fflad to publish pertinent discussions of college topics. The Tar Heel will welcome news items, and hopes hei whole college will aid it alongthis line. CO-EDUCATION. The following- article, taken trotn the M. S. U, Independent may be of interest to our readers. Has co-education failed and is it destined to pass away as quickly as it has sprung up? Many people are answering" that question in the affirmative. It is said that the re action against co-education has set in, whhh is perhaps true, and as a co-educational institution we must be more or les- interested in the tendency. We 'do not expect to set tle the question as to whether co education is best or whether it will continue or disappear, but to consid er some of the conditions now exist ing and the probable fate of the in stitution. In the eastern part of the United States co-education has never become popular. Barnard College has been so closely connect ed with Columbia University that that institution has been called co educational which is, however, vig orously denied and opposed both by the men of Columbia and the women of Barnard. The University of Pennsylvania is co-educational, but the system is not popular, at least with the men of that institution. The women of the University of Pennsylvania recently edited the Varsity paper, the "Punch Bowl," and not only was the edition very sharply criticized by the daily pa per of the same institution but co education was at the same time strongly condemned. Yale and Harvard and several other eastern universities have not admitted wo men and perhaps will never do so. It would mean a breaking- down of traditions and a great chang-e in the life of these institutions. In. the west, however, the feeling is very different. Far from opposing co education the men in some of the western universities would very strongly oppose any move to abolish it. Recently, men at one of our western schools where Siearly fifty per cent of the students are women, expressed deep sympathy for us at Missouri where only twenty per cent are women, To them it seemed that it would be very inconvenient to have so few co-eds. This difference in feeling in east and west is due to the fact that the ' eastern Institution grew up without co-education, those in the west with it. We cannot say shat all other institutions will abolish the system because Yale and Harvard have not adopted it and Yale and Harvard may never adopt it though it con tinues elsewhere. But there were of course some reasons for the be ginning of co-education and it is likely that those reasons will cause its continuation. Co-education is most common in State Universities and from this we mav infer the rea son for its existence. There is no reason why institutions for higher learning supported by the state should not be open to the women of the state as well as to the men. The growing freedom and the in creasing respect for women's intel lectual powers has demanded that she be given the same advantages as are given to men for developing their abilities, and in the absence of equally good institutions for women they have been permitted to enter the State Universities with the men. Unless we believe with the Boston preacher that the college course destroys all the lovable traits of woman's character by making her too strong minded we must ad mit that from the women's stand ( Continued on 2nd page.) The Monticelo EUROPEAN AMERICAN. SYLVANUS STOKES, PROPRIETOR NORFOLK, VA. Durham, N. C. Time inspector Seaboard Air Lineand Nor. folk & Western Railways The Pratt Teachers' Agency. 70 Fifth Avettue, New York, Recommends college and normal graduates, special ists, and other teachers to colleges, public and private schools, and families. Advises parents about schools. Win. O. PRATT, Manager. LEMM ER T BALTIMORE. 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