THE TAR HEEL
UNIVERSITY OF .V TH CAROLINA
BOARD OF EWiOdlS
0. W. ITymax,
F.ditor-in-Ohief
Assort ATK RIHIDII
J. W. L.ASI.EY .TB.
L. N. Taylor
iV. S. Pl.l'MMRH
W.'T. JOYNKR
L.N.Moiioan
l A. "Biiown
F. P. Hakrer.
A. M. Wolfe,
CY. THOMPSON
- - - Business Manager
Assistant Business Manager
1'iihlisIuMi tvi a wvk lv tlw Genoral Ath-
'ti(! Association.
"Enteral as second-class matter October 2fi,
1!09, at the post offico at Cliapol Hill, N .0.
under the Art of March 3, 1879.' '
PrintwHty The University Press, Chapel Tl ill,
the heads of the departments would
acquaint us with the work being- done
in their department.
Shcrp inn Price. Sl.flOper Veir
Payable in advance or daring first term.
SiNr;t,K Copiks. S Cents.
Whkn now we are ready to lay
down our pencil at the end of anei
term's work on the Tar Heel board the
realization comes to us that we have
done. those things we ought not to
.have done and we have left undone
those things we oug-ht to have done.
However we have no apology to make.
In a new venture we; have done bur
best. Tho the results have not meas
ured up to our ambitions yet we realize
that that is what we might expect.
When we go home to enjoy tin holi
days no thought of not having done
our duty in doing our best shall come
to mar the happiness of vacation.
In this issue we are publishing Car
olina's record in debate. When . we
glance over that long line of j victories
sprinkled with so very few defeats we
can readily understand how Carolina
holds in sych esteem her debaters.
Contrary lo.the custom at most institu
tions we have given them the privilege
to wear the college monogram. This
shows well in our favor. in the .matter
of recognizing other forms 6f . activity
in college besides athletics, r
Also the value of debate in develop
ing men of worth to the state is shown
by the long list of. men whose, names
are on this list of debaters .... and who
have made there impression, on the
life of North Carolina. This shows
what debate will do if encouraged by
popular sentiment at the university.
Among the University's sons who
have achieved greatness there pre a
great many debaters. But c go., over
the .whole list arid pick but those men
who were known in their college days
as the men who lead their ' classes.
See what a host of such men have
gained prominence. What will such
men do if we offer some encourage
ment at least, to intellectual ambi
tions? .r ,- :
A post-graduate student at Wash- Eubailks Drug Company,
ington was recently ducked in a pond
for making insulting remarks about Prescription
the senior class; Specialists,
' The English club of the University
of California has made arrangements CHAPEL HILL ' N0RT1I
to issue a "California Book" contain- :'- ' " " ...:.V. .
, . ' 1 ! C , Vvr rwt-1 ill
ing stones or university mc
ates who have attained success
in
literary lines.
The University
of , Washington
J. E. Gooche
Fancy Groceries and Cigars,
Daily is to have correspondents in Tobaccos,, Fruits, and Confectioneries
every high school in the state, ana in
every college and university on the
coast. -
President Comstock, of Case, has
outlined the duties of treshmen as
ollows:
I. To the school boom inside and
boom outside. " c
2. To the -faculty love, honor,
and obey.
3. To the athletic association buy,
rub, and cheer.
4. To the upper class men noth
CAFE IN CONNECTION
Meals at All Hours
ing.
5.
6.
7."
To classmates use Pear's soap.
To himself be a gentleman.
Today eat, drink, and be
merry, for tomorrow we have a "makeup."
As editor of the Tar Heel we take
this occasion to thank the staff of as
sistant editors for the aid they have
borne us this fall. The Tar Heel has
never before been as dependent upon
the assistants as this yeai. Still they
have never before exerted themselves
so in its behalf. -The men for the
most part have been given pertain
fields to cover and they have- done
their work well and have saved us Un
measured worrv. What ever '' success
has been made in the semi-weekly
issue is due to the assistants and not
to the man who takes delight in tor
turing the editorial page. For their
good work' we thank the board and
hope for them a Merry Christmas and
good things a !a indigestion.
We go to the professors and ask them
if we shall lie permitted to go home
without being on class that last day.
and still have a chance to pass the
course. They say go to the president;
we have nothing to do with it. We
go to the president and ask him the
same question. He says to go to your
professor I have nothing. to do with it.
Then we go home. No one seems re
sponsible for keeping us here. . It re
mains to be seen who is responsible if
we are thrown.
Eat All You Want
The Tar Heel desires to publish a
record of the work done by the faculty
and the students in the "way of origi
nal research. The faculty here does
more research work of this kind than
any other in the South. We are
proud of the fact and we think the
alumui, who road the college
papir ' should lt ;u''.ih intfd with
it Sit far records have been received
from the scientific departments ml v.
We know that the other departments
also are doing work in this line but
we can't get the records. The Tar
Heel would appreciate it very much' ii
r. With Other Colleges ;
West Raleigh, Dec. 11. For the
past three or four years track athletics
has not received much attention here
at the college, nothinglike ..what it
should. But interest is being revived
in this form of athletics."1 Captain
Sherman has gotten ura 'cross
country run which will be hotly
contested by twenty ' athletes on De
cember 13. . The race will 'begin ; at
the college at 4 p. in., tile Contestants
going to Method and from ithere back
to Capitol square. TenTr prizes have
been secured from the merchants' o
Raleigh for this event Manager
Mott is confident that .'I he can
e-et at-track meet; witnb two or
three colleges in , the State next spring.
At last, after many delays;; and dis
appointments, the contractor of the
new dormitor has promised that the
building will be ready for occupancy by
the 2nd of January. . It has been con
structed with much care, and when it
is finished will be one of .. the j finest
buildings of its kind in the State. j.It
will be heated by steam, lighted by
electricity and furnished with the best
of furniture and supplied with' both
hot and cold water. 'The' building
will accommodate 150 students.
Wake : Forest, Dec. 11.- Manager
Murchinsou of the track team has al-
i
ready arranged an excellent' schedule
while still more-meets will be arrang
ed after Christmas V Wake Forest is
confident "of winning the all-State
track meet which will be held in
Greensboro next spring. ' !
: Coughenour, who will run . the ICO
and 220 yard dashes and the low
hurdles is captain of the 'team. Car
rick and Settle, pole vaulters; F. C. T.
Murchinson and McCutchen who ran
the quarter and half mile; Jones, one
of the, mile runners and Highsmith
and Davis who participated in the re
lay, Olive, Jow hurdles, high jumps
and broad jumps; O'Brian with the
hammer and shot, have ,all , returned.
Among the new men Browning as a
high. jumper ;wd Hutchins as a broad
jumper are expected to make the team
with ease. The schedule, besides the
Stale iiK;et in ( rrtM Hsboni jyhicl) dale
lias not been arranged,, is as follows:
Guilford at Greensboro, March 19;
A. & M. at Raleigh, March '2j-" Uni
versity of Virginia at" Charlottesville,
April 2; University of -North Carolina
at Chapel Hill AprlPlo; ::; : ; v'-' '
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Holiday Tickets on sale Dec. 17,
18, 19, 20, 21, 22 23; final limit Jan.
Tern porary ticket .office located
at. -University : Inn Monday night,
Dec. 20. All studentsare requested
to fret tickets Monday night for use
Tuesday and Wednesday.
R. H. DeButts.
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