THE TAR HEEL
UNIVERSITY' OF NOftTH CAROLINA
liOARD OF EDI'IOUS
Track athletics, so far as a physical natural readiness or mere practical ex
and mental developer is concerned, has perietice. The side-shows
all the good points of either football need not be abolished, but merely sub-
i l-vniwil-inll U'T if A O . I . .!
ui uascuau. - iMure man euner or these ordmated
games it develops the capacity for in-
0. V. Hymax,
W. II. Joxes,
- - Kditor-in-CIiiof
Assiwtant Editorrin-Chief
Aii(X'l AT1 KDllOliH
dependent and self-reliant effort, for Extremely Low Round Trip Excur
the succes of each track event depends $ion Tichets sold by the Nor
on an individual and not on a team. folK and Southern Ry.
Men who are not qualified ohvsicallv The Norfolk .t Snnt.hrn Railway will wll irreat-
ordonot wish to play footdall have a yrednd round trip tickets to points indict-
r . 1 . u v ed, and oi dates specified viz: .
fine opportunity to develop themselves Washington D. c.Ti(.Uota 8ol(1 Aprii 12, 13,
on the track and possibly to make good 14. 15. 22, 23, 24, and 25, limited to return
track athletes. No exoensive eouin- . to reach starting point by May 3.
: m tticnmona, va.i ickets som April u--jiay 1,
F. P. BakkkkI ment is necessary. The only capital and 2, limited to return to reach' starting
" I required is lust enouch for a suit of pomi yiayi.
- - Business Manager L .. J" T a sul ot I Asheville, N. C Tickets sold May 2 to 11 in-
...... n, I vwv.v.ov ivtiiuu duu u pair 01 1 ciusive. innireu to rerurn ro starring point
Assistant Business Manager 1,-,,, , m, - . . . I,vkv3l.
1 .a 1 project or getting Rich-Va.-Tickets sold May 11 and 12,
' f'-'j . . - ij- i I vi ut ttnv w cu i imiiii-u ivim n iu uu ung puuii ujr iuity
l'ublislied twice a week by the Ueneral Atli- to tall through, But it must unless '
ic Association - , . ... ' uniess New Orleans, La. Tickets sold May 14, 15,
ic Associauon. j snin.if iimr ic 1nm ... iu .. h.. . r I '-. . . , .v ' . ;
f. W. LiASI.ky Jr.
Iw N.TAY,I,01 ,i
N. S, Pl.UMMEK
. i:H ArJS
A. li. Woi.FK, -
Cy. Thompson
I. II. Uremic:
I.. N. Morgan
etic Association.
- "Entered as second-class matter October 2(i,
1!K)9, at the post office at Chapel Hill, N. C.
under the Act of March 3, 1879."
something is done within the next few anl 16 limited to return to startinsr noint
das. Some good men have already! by May 23.
k . V aireaQ Atlantic City, N. J.-Ticket-s sold May 16. 17,
uumwti ijo.a idiicu uu I hihi io, iiuiiuHi u ixuru to stalling point
in practice. It is urg-ed that thev June 5
1 , , e Washington, D. C Tickets sold May 16, 17-
COine out lor practice regularly, and and 18, limited to return to starting woin
Printed by The' University Press, Chapel Hill, that others who are willing to worn Ai bJai u .. , . ,, ' ,
Will alSO COUie. I limitt'.i to ritm-ii trt slnrtiii( tiriint Uv limn
1
"Purchase vour tickets via Norfolk and
RKCKNTLY a collee-e nublication Southern Railway through Raleigh, N. C,
i J l n -J TkT -11- T
raised the question as to the amount , ,
an
Subscription Price, $1.50 per Year
j I'ayablejn advance or during first term.
Single CcriKS Cents
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Th rough connections for all Points.
South and West
Pullman Sleepn Cars on aP
Throug-h Trains; Dining- Car
Service ATTRACTIVE EXCURSION RATES To
FLORIDA, CUBA, AND NUMEROUS
OTHER WINTER RESORTS
For safety, comfort, and courteous
treatment, travel via Southern Rail
way. Rates, schedules, and other
information gladly furnished
R. H. DeButts, Traveling Pa-
senjrer Agent, Raleigh, N. C.
H. F. Cary, General Passeinr
Agent, Washington, D. C.
W. E. Stone, Agent, Chapel
Hill, N. C.
nf n,ftri. ,i, i t n ror nirrner particulars, apply ro any i gi
Ot work done by the average college of tlio Norfolk and Southern liailway, o t
student. The question is as vague as dresa' n c- !hidgins, U.P.A., Norfolk, Ya.
Thk student body has shown decid
edly that it wants a student council at L'uestions nhmit "vr(s i,:
the head of the honor system. In ad- likely to be. Still it suggestive, DnuCI V nn o-n t
dition to that, it wants an under- and no less interesting as a subject of BOYS! Long Bill Jones
standing of what the duties of the speculation than if accurate statistics for Pressing and Cleaning. Work
council snail oe, so that the present could be had. Are college students as done satisfactorily. $1.00 per month
situation may not be repeated. It a rule seriously interested in the work Repairing and darning neatly done at
seems that the matter is now in a fair wic, is supposed to be the main ob- small extra cost. Shop in rear ofKlutt
wav of beiny settled, nrtrl it i fv h i. n. . t . n u?
: ' . .. w I jvci ui.meir oeing in colleger s We do cunning.
"" """v-.ouvMug wui uc not mean to ask whether they are tied
reached on those points which have down to their work, hand and foot
been m dispute. To consider the ad- and unable to get out and enjoy a
visability of a constitution embodying g-ame 0r a walk in a whole-hearted
the rights and powers of the council, way. There are some such men, but
a meeting of the student body is to be they are few. The question we raise
held Monday night. Before that time is, are we interested primarily in the
a committee of representative students supposedly main task before us' Or
will , confer with the Executive Com- do we work a little, incidentally, be
mittee on the subject. It is the dutj tween spells of loafing, discussions of
of every student to attend that meet- athletics, and cards? As there are
xug auu io uium oeiorenana or tins men who take all the attitudes we
question: .Is a. constitution desirable? have mentioned it would be difficult to
A constitution will specify the duties find out just what kind of fellow the
of the council. This would seem to be "average" college student would be
in its favor .On thother hand, the Weare far from believing tha an
student body of the University is con- interest and a participation in athlet-
7 "J, .""""f '".s- .uuuions ics are incompatible with good, effec-
will arise, which may not be foreseen tive work along other lines. On the
and provided for in the constitution, other hand, we believe that the best
t Klement tor a definite out- students are either athletes or
who have a live, real interest in ath
letics. But it is equally true that
many college students, who do very
little in, or for, athletics, become so
completely immersed in the events of
the football and basebalf seasons as to
lose sight of everything else.
On what he describes aa the tenden
cy of college students to neglect the
"circus for the side-shows", Pres.
Woodrow Wilson has the following to
say:
line of the honor system and its ad
ministration, sufficient to warrant a
constitution' 'which shall "be followed
to the letter? Is that the only way or
the best way in which an understand
ing can be reached? Can the honor
system thus be reduced to an outline?
These questions are: important and
mean something to the future welfare
of the University. They should be
carpfnly:consi(ered,- pro and con, by
every student.
It was. hoped atone time that the
fine opportunity which we have for de
veloping class track teams wonld ap
peal to many men in the University
who are hot engaged in other forms of
athletics. Coach Cartmell was to give
the candidates for the class team's care
ful traTffgTaml;
sufficient inducement, prizes were of
fered! to the winners. But the men
are noiurnmg out as it was hoped
theyfwould. The coach does not think
it necessary,. of course, to waste time
in tle effort unless a sufficient number
of men will come out and show them
selves in earnest about the mailer. It
is especially important that some men
fron the freshman and sophomore
classes begin practicing, for they are
the men on - whom we must- depend
largely for the Varsiiy track team. If
they begin now, it will mean a better
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and compulsory side of its life and a r.t!,, DJ..,.Jt: . -r
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INVESTIGATE!
Do "ou know Kluttz is
selling 50 cent, 75 cent,
and $1.0for 25 cents
Easter
Hats, Caps,
Ties, Shoes,
Shirts, and
Furnishings
See the new line of souve
nirs, penaiits, pillows,
cards, albumns, and mem
ory books.
NEW MUSIC ON THE SI 1)13
Phonographs and pictures
given away. Ask for
A. A. KLUTTZ
Thr Old Keuablk Book Dkalkk
N. &S. By. Train No. 1, Leaving Ralegh 6:15 a.m.
uiuiy, except bunnay, Coniwcts at Wllnon
with A.0.U K.B. Northbound
Traln.No. 84.
Norfolk & Southern Br. lH tll Rhnrfuuf nn..lr.
t and moKt direot lint, imwwkmi xv.elKh, vilson.
' U"'V111. WaHliliiKton, and all east.m
Worth Carolina. Train Nn. 1
a ni., rtally uxoept Sunday, connects at Wilson with
A. C. L.. Northlx)und train No. 84. Have tima by
nnlnf the N. & S. Kv
ties', have become the vital, spontane
ous, absorbing-jvalities of nine out" of
every ten men who go to college.
"The side-shows have swallowed
the circus."
"Amusement, athletics, the zest of
contest and competition, all these are
wholesome stimulants for the under-
Washington, D. C.
The Norfolk & Southern Railway
will sell low rate Excursion
tickets from all Coupon Agen
cies on its line to Washington
u. ,ma relurn, April the
lith, 14th, and 15th, with 're-
starifor hem next year and . a" better use of the mind, upon some
orrui,.:,f,. !; au .1.,...,., .- ...nun i mm, iviay vmi, lyio;
"- "' nnuuin hoi assume xr. i ( .
.1. W.. r : . VVUsItl HIT Oil. . hl (!:m m1 f 41... TVT.
turn, possesses nnre attractions
than any American city. Pur
chase t ickets via the Norfolk &
Southern Rail way through Nor-
lolk, Va.
further particulars, call unnn
any -Norfolk' aiidSouthern Tic-
the front of the stage where more
rious and lasting interests' are to be
served. The college is meant for n
severer, more definite discipline than
tins; a discipline that will fit men for
the contests and ach
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age whose every task is conditioned F"
upon some intelligent and efferti 1
AND THE DOOR WAS SHUT
March 15, 1910 enough men were
under contract to handle an increased
factory output of
"Wear-Ever" Aluminum Utensils
whereas in 1909 enough men were not
secured until July. Therefore,
NO MORE M IC N W A N T K D
for summer of 1910 excent those who.
may take the place of men already un
der contract. This advertisement is
continued in order to express the hope
that if you desire to be a "Wear-75vcr'
Salesman durititr thr umnir of
1911 YOU WIIJV KI3MKMBKK
to make your decision early in the year.
The Aluminum Cooking Utensil Co.
ttttshurg, Pa.
BOARD AT
substan-
teamr the Univcrsily
Agent, or Address H. C.
COMMONS HALL
insiiiht.
li U 1KUNS, G. 1. A, Norfolk,
v irginia.
$10.00 PER MONTH.
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