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THE TAB HEEL THE TAR HEEL UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA ' BOARD OF EDITORS Frank Hough - - - Editor-in-Chief L. N. Moroan Assistant-Editor-in-Chief B. D. Stephenson Assistant-Editor-in-Chief ... ASSOCIATE EDITORS j .; . I. II. Hughes A. L. M. Wiggins 6. L. Carrington " J. II. Rand G. C. Mann Miss Louise Wilson Ov. Thompson, Jr., Business Manager C. W. E. Pittman' Assistant Business Manager Published twice a week by the General Ath letic Association. "Entered as second-class matter October 26, 1909, at the post office at Chapel Hill, N. C, under the Act of March 3, 1879.' ' , : , tainted by The University Press, Chapel Hill. Subscript low Price, ft. 50 per Year ' Payable in advance or during firstterm. Single Coriss 5 Cents. Every student should be a member of the General Athletic Association. This body, composed entirely, of stu dents, exercises control, within certain limits, of the , University's, athletics. It selects -to mention its most im portant functions the various team managers and the Tar Heel editors. As a citizen of the campus every stu dent should hav a ypice in such mat ters. This can be had only by pining the Athletic Association, The mem bership fee one dollar is merely nominial. Students may join during the spring term on , or before March 1st. Pay your poll tax and vote. COLONS HALL A suggestion might not be amiss on the subject of Commons Hall, namely, that it is providing good board. One fellow went to Commons last month for the first time in his college career. He had been boarding it- the- very best boarding houses in Chapel Hill, indeed he would not have tolerated the thought of doing otherwise. But last month for certain reasons we suspect they were financi al ones he went to the Commons, yes, marched boldly and unflinchingly into Com mons Hall, with h2ad erect arid haughty step, marched without an outward qualm. But it must be confessed that inwardly his knees were shaking; down in his heart was fear and trembling. He went to do penance for. former extravagance, expecting to subsist not to live but to subsist on bread and soup, resigned to the pros pect of j beirigf a veritable skin and bones when his term of bondage was over. But lo and behold! He found a supper such as his old landlady never dreamed of for abundance and down right solid food value. Now, this student would not exchange Commons for his old boarding house or for a season ticket at Gooche's Cafe. Moral: Let us all do likewise and go to Com-1 mons. .. ; --"- Of course going to Commons is not like going to heaven, and it would not be fair to the readers of the Tar Heel if we do not mention the few al leged disadvantages of thz place. ' For one thing, the meat is not so good, as at the other .boarding houses but then all college steak is abominable anyway, so what's the difference? Be sides, we all eat too much meat, or so the food scientists tell us. The stu dent of whom we spoke has been an inveterate beef eater, but has turned vegetarian at Commons, in comparison witli the athout of, flesh he was for merly wont to get away with, and withal he has gained in weight more rapidly than ever before. Another feature which might be ueld a disad vantage is the inconvenient breakfast hour, from seven-thirty to eight-thirty but even this is a blessing in disguise, for we can get up soon if we have to, and it means a whole half hur gained for study or pleasure. 'Again, some sudents fear to be thrown thrown indiscriminately with the 4hoi polloi" strange fellows whom they do not know. Even this how ever, is a part of a college education, and is a valuable lesson in human nature. But a table will be reserved for a party of ten; he has, therefore, only to get up a party to be as exclu sive as he pleases. It he "would not care to take the trouble to do this, he is apt to have some friend already at Commons at whose table he may sit, And, when all is said, let us not forget the extra five , dollars saved. Let's all go to Commons. To Wade Carolina. Three games will be played again with North Carolina, one at Greens boro, one at Charlotte and the third on Lambeth Field. Virgina captured two from the TarHeels last year and ex pects to dp as well this year. Two games will be 'played with Pennsyl vania during Easter week, and Ford ham and North Carolina will be the other attiactions. Georgetown'comes in for ; the annual two games, and should a third one be necessary both managers might agree on a deciding contest College Topics. Could not Carolina easily qualify in instituting a local chapter of this new order, as recently put into effect at Virginia? The Sa wed-Off and Hammered Down Runts of the University last night bound themselves together in solid union for the purpose of maintaining their rights as human beings, and to dispel the idea that they are but in significant children. A few of the officers elected are: Lord i sHigh Runt, ; ' 'Jack" , Morrow; Keeper of the Great Seal, "Sam" Ir vine; Keeper of the Bung-Hole, "Judge" Paul; Baby Runt, "Baby" Levy. College Topics. The one absorbing topic in the col lege papers is Basketball. Washing ton and Lee evidently has a cracking good team as it defeated St. John's College at Annapolis, 46 to 20, there by rolling up a larger score than did either Pennsylvania or the victorous Naval Academy team. Clovis Moo maw, Law '11 was last week selected as captain for their 1911 football team at Washington and Lee. It will be remembered' that it was he who carried Over the winning touchdown against North Carolina ? '., The election of commencement ball managers, and the "goating" of new knen into secret orders are helping some of the colleges to wear off the dull season prior to baseball and track work. Sr" '. i ;;'.;, Mr. Charles Rigler, who has risen to a place of national prominence in the baseball world by reason of his ex cellent work as a National League um pire has recently been elected coach of the University of Virginia team. Pledges demanded of the athletes this spring at Virginia are stricter than heretofore. The entrance units at Virginia have been changed from thirteen ftnd a half to fourteen units in accordance with the standard of the Carnegie Foundation, SAFE AND SATISFACTORY Buying from us By Phone is safe and satisfactory. Do'nt do without DRUG STORE SUPPLIES because you can't come for them. Don t hesitale to call us because you arc not a regular customer. This aerviec is for everybody. Patterson Bros. CLIFTON BEDFORD HARROW Notch COLLARS 'natter Clnett. 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