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UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA. ',
BOARD OF EDITORS
0. P. Russell,
W. E. Pharr,
0. W. Miller, -
Editor-iu-Ohief.
Business Manager.
Ass't Business Man.
ASSOCIATE EDITORS.
J. V. Howard,
W. T. Shore, -J.
L. Moore, )
J. K.Wilson J
J. A. Parker,
Campus.
Athletics.
Lectures.
- Locals.
Published every Thursday by the General
Athletic Association. ' 1
Entered in the".Postoffice at Chapel Hill,: N.
C, as second-olass matter. - ,
Subscription Price. $1.50 per Year
Payable is advance or during- first term.
- Single Copies. 5 Cents.
All communications for this paper should
be in the hands of the Editor-in Chief . by
Monday at noon to insure publication the
same week. We shall be glad to publish
pertinent discussions of college topics. The
Tar Heel will welcome news items, and hopes
the whole college will aid it along this line.
We' are 'glad to have on our edi
torial table the first number of the
North Carolina Journal of Law and
we peruse its pages with the great
est interest I Its appearance and
contents speak well for the future
welfare of the magazine. A better
fitted and more scholarly; editor
than Judge Jas. C. Mac Rae, of the
University Law School, could
not have been obtained and we
have small doubt that under his
able direction ihe Journal will soon
become indispensable to members
of the North Carolina Bar. The
business manager is Jas. C. Mac
Rae, Jr., and the committee from
the State Bar Association is com
posed of Messrs. C. W. Tillett,
E. W. Timberlake and J. Craw
ford Biggs. !- ' ; ' - "-
The Journal contains forty-eight
readable pages and ; is attractively
bound ..: and printed. It is filled
with matter, interesting to the lay
man as : well as to the i practicing
lawyer We wish for it a - success
ful career. ; o- -f, l Vr..
out ; factional spirit . and misunder
standings and help to make The
Tackety Tack the best we have ever
had.
The University Record, contain
ing the Report of the President, is
out and contains' much 'interesting
reading. -The Unification of the
Degree, Preparation for the Uni
versity, and the Report of the Com
mittee on' Self Help are ' especially
interesting sections. '. 107 men, or
about 18 per cent, of the total num
ber of students of the University,
work during the college session in
order to pay a part or alt of their
expenses! At Yale last year, ; only
156 - men were reported, including
those who worked during vacations.
And it is greatly to the credit of -the
University "that no form of honora
ble labor injures a student's stand
ing among his fellows; herel"i We
all know this to be a' fact and ; it
speaks ' well -for the i University
'spirit. '';' '' '--i:- ': -;i vV:
It should be gratifying to all that
we are to have another Tackety
Tack this year. There'has been so
much misunderstanding l'i and so
many financial difficulties in the
getting out of the annual heretofore
that considerable opposition grew
lip against the publication of a new
one; but an agreement was finally
reached,- stipulations drawn up,
nearly $200 subscribed, and things
gotten under way. Let us all leave
A week or two ago we attempted
a little original stuff under the
heading, '.'Quips on a Modern Nov
el' Our old friend, The Red and
Blacky of Georgia, takes several
squibs out and credits them to
"Ex." The "bitter smile" of the
heroine is reprinted: "The batter
of the heroine has been diluted with
water and sugar added until it is
now quite pleasant to the taste."
Wonder ( what sort of a pie that
would make. ;,
Ex-Collegiate Pitchers.
Here is a list of Southern college
ball players, past and present, who
have entered professional ranks or
signed with league teams: v
VANDERBILT.
. Sanders, with Louisville and
Philadelphia Nationals.
Joe Sherrill, New Orleans under
Abner Powell in 1899.
McAllister, 1898, Eastern league.
. Tom Davis." 1898, Little Rock,
1901. ! " ' -'
Billy Button, 1898, Little Rock.
John Lawler, 1902, Huntsville in
Alabama-Tennessee league.
Pengler, 1901 Vicksburg, Cotton
States league. '
' , ,; , SEWANEE.
Dexter, 1894, Louisville and Chi
cago..; . ; . ' ,
Semple; 1894, Louisville, i
Simpkins, 1901, semi-profession-:
al Augusta. .
J ' ' CLEMSON.
; Sitton, 1904, Atlanta for 1904.
McMakin, Columbus, now with
Atlanta. 1
' NORTH CAROLINA.
Lawson, 1900, Baltimore. .. '
; McAfee, 1900, Selma, Southern
league.
A SOUTH CAROLINA.
! Fred Ruehr, 1902, Atlanta and
Augusta.
Bagley, 1902, Nashville.
A MERCER.
Harris, 1898, Baltimore.
GEORGIA.
, j Al Richardson; 1899, Nashville,
1903. : ... V,-.-,.
Albert Foster, 1895, Richmond
and Chicago.
; ;'"-: TENNESSEE. A'-i'
A Jimmy Murray, 1900, Cotton
States. . ' " -
' I Edmunston! 1899, Augusta, 1904.
i i Moran, 1868, Dallas and St.
Lours, 1903. ;
! Strang i Nicklin, 1898, Chicago
and Brooklyn;
CUMBERLAND.
; Bridges, 1903, Columbia, in Ala
Tenn. league.
j James, 1903, Nashville, 1904. .
; .Kirkpatrick, 1896, Central league
1897. .
TECH. , ;
Henley, 1900, Selma, Nashville,
Atlanta, Philadelphia. :
Freeman, 1903, Southeastern'
league.
Lawson, who has signed with
Baltimore, is remembered as one of
U. N. C.'s great pitchers.
EPSTEIN BROS.
Clothiers of Goldsboro, N. C.
They will be on
the Hill about Feb
ruary 15, 1904.
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CHAS. J. PARKER.
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