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Estimates given on class banquets.
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No. 538. Group XVI Muscle Building. By
L. fl. Gulisk. Director of Physical Train
ing, N. Y. PubJic Schools.
No. 27. Group XII College Athletics. By
M. 0. Murphy, the well-known Athlectic
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No 24fi. Group XII Athletic Training for
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forth all that is best in these men."
Professor Williams's talk made a
deep impression. It has formed
largely the topic of conversation
among- the students since Tuesday
night, and there is no doubt but
that no small amount of good was
accomplished.
Yacfcety Yack. News.
The contract for the printing of
Yackety Yack has been awarded to
the Queen City Printing Company
of Charlotte. This company did the
printing last year and though the
book was late in appearing, the
quality of the work was good.
The cuts tjiis year will be made by
the Christopher Engraving Com
pany of Richmond. It is to be
hoped that the business managers
will not have to spend huge
amounts of their substance sending
"hurry" telegrams to the engrav
ers, as was the order of the day
last year.
Mr. Eagles, the editor-in-chief,
says that the work is going forward
rapidly under his ' new committee
system, and that with the cooper
ation of the students inhaving their
pictures made right away and
handing in their statistics by the
specified time he is sure that the
copy will be in the hands of the
printers in ample time so that the
book may appear before commencement,.,,-,
The Mitchell Society.
The 174th meeting of the Elisha
Mitchell Scientific Society was held
in Chemistry Hall Tuesday night.
The papers presented were as fol
lows: ' "Some Phenomena of Coalescence
and Regeneration in Sponges," by
Dr. H. V. Wilson.
"Analytical Control of Cotton
Seed Oil Manufacture," by Dr.
Charles H. Herty.
"The Volatile Oils of Pinus
Talda and Pines Echinata," also by
Dr. Herty.
FOUND A pair of nose glasses.
Owner can get same by calling at Tar
Heel office.
Medical Society Organized.
The members of the second year
medical class met Thursday night
and organized a society under the
name of The Medical Society of the
University of North Carolina. A
need has long been felt here for
some organization that would train
the student to do some work along
original lines and then be able to1
report his results in an intelligent
and comprehensible manner. Such
is the purpose of this society. An
other feature of note is the consti
tution, which provides for member
ship by scholarship only. The of
ficers of the society in the future
will be elected from the twelve best
men of the first year class at the
close of the first year. It is
thought this will awaken interest
among the first year men.
Such societies as this are pros
pering at all other large medical
schools, and we see no reason why
it should not have the same success
here. ' Much credit for this move
ment should be given Mr. E. H.
Kloman, one of the instructors of
the medical department, who has
put forth every effort since the first
of the year to bring about this end,
and his election as president is only
a just recognition of his services.
The following were the officers
elected:
Dr. I. H. Manning, honorary
president; E. H. Kloman, president;
J. C. Wiggins, vice-president; J. M.
Davis, treasurer; A. C. McCall,
secretary.
The following committee adopted
the constitution and by-laws: E.
H. Kloman, J. R. Shull, and R. E.
Swann.
Track News.
A meet with Clemson on our own
track is hoped for, if suitable ar
rangements can be concluded. It
is a number of years since a meet
has been held here and while
the peculiar location of our track
will make a meet difficult, it is
hoped that satisfactory financial ar
rangements may be made. If the
men will get back of the team mor
ally, and of the manager financially,
they and he will promise you a good
team and a good meet.
The trip this year will probably
be to Richmond, to tneet Richmond
College. No guarantee has been
made, but again it the students will
but back the team, no difficulty is
looked for. R. C, has shown us a
few things in football they want
to try it again at track. These
two .meets will probably be all at
tempted this spring.
'. It might be of interest to all pos
sible candidates to know that the
method of awarding Field Day
prizes will be varied this year. In
past years, prizes were given all
first place men. Anything left
over went to the second. This year
second place men will get the
prizes, and anything left over will
go to the thirds. The usual prizes
will probably be given.
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Cleaning and Pressing promptly
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The University
OF
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...1789,..
HEAD OF THE STATE SYSTEM OF
EDUCATION.
...1907...
The University stands for thoroughness and
all that is best in education and the moulding
of character. It is equipped with 15 buildings,
new water works, central heating, electrio
lights. Eleven Scientific Laboratories, equip
ped for good work. The Faculty numbers 74.
Students 780. Library of 45,000 volumes.
One librarian and four assistants. Fine Lit
erary Societies. There is an active Y. M. O.
A. conducted by the students. Scholarships
and loans for the needy and deserving.
For information, address
F, P. VEN ABLE, President,
Chapel Hill, N. C.
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