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The days have arrived when it
is no longer a hard task to get to
breakfast before the Chapel bell
rings. It is getting rather a pleas
ure to rise with the larkspring
poetry is getting into our pen. To
get up is easy but the woe begins
at about 10:00 o,clock- Then we
want another nap- ; But there is
no such pleasure in store. The
grass on the campus begins to look
green and soft and cool- just
right for a slight dose, but the
cry has gone out from the thrones
of our enemies, "Some of the class
are below the necessary term stand
ing. "They will be called on more
frequently so that they may raise
their grade." Woe is us. To
speak of raising our term standing
when the sap is rising.
The foil owing comes ? from the
Durham "Herald".
4,In Chapel Hill yesterday the
game was 3 to 2 in favor of the
University, but the visitors were
defeated almost by accidtnt, one of
the 'varsity' players getting a home-
run hit when he was about as badly
surprised as the other members of
his team and the spectators."
We are driven to exclaim with
Cicero, "How long, O Cataline,
will you abuse our patience?" The
account we have quoted might have
stated with more truth and with a
less carping spirit toward the state
University, that Lyon, who is per
haps the smallest 'varsity baseball
player in the state, showed himself
equal to the occasion when the win
ning of the game required it. Lyon
smashed out that home run with all
the assurance of a 300-pounder. To
attempt to take the credit from him
is not in accordance with fair
judgement. We wish to ask,
"Can nothing good come out of Naz
areth?"
IN spite of the rapid approach
ing of the summer vacation with its
mulitfold pleasures, in spite of com
mencement soon to come, in spite of
examinations that are supposed to
free us from all worry about Math
emathics and Greek, there stems a
kind of cold, dissatisfied feeling a
mong us all. We excuse the seniors
they seem in a hopeless condition,
if they pass everything they must
leave college, if they fall on too
many exams, there will be no pleas
ure in staying, The seniors, then
have a right to be a little melan
choly but why the others with that
sickly, darkly-foreboding look? We
seek the explanation at the print
shop and find it. The new cata-
ogues are being bound. This year
the new calendar states the dates
ft r examinations. No fall exams.
Christmas recess begins on Decem
ber the 23rd. Mid-year examina
tions Jan. 17 to Jan. 27. The tale
is thus. Bad news don t need spread-
ing-it spreads itself, This accouts
for our condition. In spite of pres
ent joys we can but think of what
is to happen next fall. No longer
will it be possible by a judicious ar
rangement of courses to leave a day
or two ahead of time. No lonerer
will vva spend the month of Decem
ber in the ease of review. We also
think of the 19th. of January. Next
year, the legislature wont visit us
on that day. Instead of a holiday
we'll spend our time plugging away
at a Latin examination. But let us
cheer up. Even if Christmas recess
does begin the 23rd we may be able
to get home Christmas in time for
dinner. We wont miss Lee's birth
day. We'll spend that day we've
been using for re-creation in the
glorious work wearing out what
few brain cells we have.
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