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THE TAR HEEL UNIVERSITY OF NOrtTH CAROLINA BOAKD OF EDI iOUN O. VV Hyman, W, H. Jones, Editor-in-L'liief Assistant Editor-in-Chief ASSOCIATE EDITORS J. TV. Lasley Jr. J 4. N. Taylor N. S. Plummer A. II. -Wolfe, Cy. Thompson ; I. II. Hughes L.N. Morgan F. P. Barker - - - Business Manager Assistant Business Manager Published twice a week by the General Ath etic Association. "Entered as second-class matter October 20, 1909, at the post office at Chapel Hill, N. C , under the Act of March 3, 1879." a y'ear had been inven the University by the Babbitt Soap Corporation of Chicago. The scholarship is to be given to that member in the Junior Chemistry class who has done best all around work in his course. The only condition attached is that the holder shall devote the spring- term of his senior year to research work in oleo resins. - . The President spoke'again on Thurs day. He told of some of the recent recognitions by competent authorities of the work being done in the depart ment of chemistry at the University. These recognitions have come, he said, from all parts of the United States and but show the high standard and value of the department's work. Printed by The University Press, Chapel Hill Subscription Price, $1.50 per Year Payable in advance or during first term. StNGLB CcriES Cents. The student mass meeting to con sider "council business" that was held Wednesday night results in another "council business" meeeting this after noon at 2:15. This question is very important and demands mature delib eration before judgment is passed, but if it is allowed to sputter along much longer there will be no students in at tendance at the mass meetings. We want a council. We want it estab lished on the right basis. But we do not want the decision of that question to be forever pending - a bait at which every two-by-four orator in college takes a nibble. The students nave a chance this afternoon to wind up the the business. We don't want the question to peter out into nothing. Come out everybody at 2:15 and fix this business right. One of the most noticeable features of campus life for the past two weeks has been a marvellous exhibition of senior singing. Every afternoon about seven or seven-thirty senior singing begins. Not a sound breaks the soft twilight of the falling shades of night; r . , m . . yjL course nou 'mere are no seniors on the scene to make a sound. The benches are there. The Davie Poplar is there. The shades of past seniors are there. But the seniors of today are at the Pickwick. There a few o the class of nineteen-ten who can car ry a tune, at least. There are a good many who can sing some. There is not a man in the class who cannot lend his approving presence. Let's get right. No more funereal silence around the old poplar at the hour for senior singing. WEEK'S CHAPEL Bishop Rondtbaler of Winston-Salem conducted chapel exercises on Mon day. He did not make a talk, but read the First Psalm, and made a beau tiful prayer. Dr. Venable spoke Tuesday morning on the evil results that come from per sistently absenting oneself from clas ses. Four years aie spent at college in crder to get the training which de termines the result of a life work Strenuous training is necessary to meet the needs of which is constantly becoming more and more technical, more and more specialized. A student who fails to go on his classes is thus cheating himself. He is cheating not only himself but also the University. Such a man is but making the light ol life harder. Prof. Graham announced on Wed nesday that a scholarship worth $250 SI ATE TRACK MEET In Raleigh on May 7th under the auspices of the Chamber of Commerce, Carolina, Guilford, Wake Forest, A. and M., and Davidson, will sharply contest for the State championship ti tle in track athletics. An event of events it is when five colleges of North Carolina assemble to strive for suprem acy. In baseball and football only two can contest, and only one can be defeated; but at Raleigh Carolina has the chance of defeating at one swoop, not only her erstwhile rival A. and M., out tnree other Carolina teams. A chance of a life timel Some one of the five is clearly goiny to win and take the title. Why should it' not be Carolina? Good material and the best of coaches give us the best of chanches. It is the opportunity for Carolina to take her place in State track athletics. DEATH OF PAUL B. MEANS It was with deep sorrow that the student body learned of the death of Uol. Paul B. Means, a most loyal and devoted son of the University . Col Means entered the University "in 1862 in company with such distinguished men as Gen. Julian S. Carr, Col. W. H. S. Burgwyn, and A. W. Graham.' It was not long, however, before Col. Means heard the call of his counfrr" and, tho but a boy, went to give battle ior tne bouth. After the war he re turned to the University and complet ed his course. Dun no- hi i; i. " w uio 111 C I PFP has ever been in him a deep, burning v,.v- "iioiujuiuuon. jtie has served it as a trustee for thirty-two years, al ways taking great interest in the' af fairs of the institution, and always at tending the meetings of the Board of Trustees, save when some important event prevented him. There has been no more faithful or more earnest ser vant of the State and friend of ti University. : ; -. . Extremely Low Round Trip Excur sion TicKets sold by the Nor folk and Southern Ry. The Norfolk & Southern llailvvay will well great ly reduced round trip tickets to points indicat ed, and on dates specified viz: ; Washington, D. C Tickets sold April 12, 13, . 14, 15, 22, 23, 24, and 25, limited to return to reach starting point by May 3. Richmond, Va. 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