thje-;t;ar heel
On the Campus
George Carringtou '13 spent Satur
day in Durham.
Rev. Mr. Woods spent the week end
with, Dr. Venable.
John Lynch -'13 is confined to th
Infirmary with grippe.
Miss Mary Jarman is on a short vis
it to friends in Greensboro.'
juee. Wiggins s took nis usua
week end trip to Durham, Sunday.
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"A large number of Durhamites wil
be over to attend the McNair lectures
Mr. Cameroni.MacRae made a short
visit to relatives on the Hill this week
Mr. and Mrs. Aiired Johnson are
visiting1 'their daughter, Mrs. Dr
Hamilton.
Cy Thompson, businessmanager o
the Tar Heel, favored Greensboro
withhis' presence, Saturday, Sunday
and Monday.
Kev. Mr. Woods who4preacned in
the Presbyterian church on Sunday
hasn't yet accepted the call which the
church has extended him.
Prof. Graham made an address be
fore the State Normal, Friday night
On Saturdav : nierht' he spoke before
the State Literary and Historical So
ciety at Raleigh.
The Tar Hekl wishes to correct a
slight error made in the last issue.
D. R. Murchison instead of R. M.
Hanes will be one of the assistant
leaders of the Junior Prom.
An important meeting of the Dra
matic club will be held'at 2:15 Thurs
day afternoon. Report of business
manager, adoption of a constitution,
and election of officers. Members of
all former castes are uiged to be pre
sent. " -
Mr. Mark Levy of London, gave a
very interesting address in the Episco
pal church on Sunday evening. He
spoke on the subject of the English na
tion having sprung from The Lost Ten
Tribes f Israel. Mr. Levy is a
Christian Jew.
' " Mr. Perry Seagle '06 was on the
Hill for two days this week. He is
now the N. C. representative of Ginn
and Co.. of New York. Mr. . Seay-le
hopes that his class of 1906 which will
hold ite fifth year anniversary here
this coming commencement will be
well represented.
A .junior at Wisconsin has beenl
awarded much praise for his produc
tion of a problem play to be put on
the stage by one of the university
dramatic organizations.
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A performance by the Wilbur Starr
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Course number of the year. ; This or
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impression on audiences throughout
the country and can be depended up
on to give an entertainment well up to
the Star Course standard. The per
formance will take place in Gerrard
Hall Thursday night, April 6th.
(Taken from a letter from Mart, Tex.)
"The Wilbur Starr Co., made abso
lutely good, everybody being highly
pleased. We class them right along
with the Whitney Bros., and the Chica
go Glee Club."
E. S. Gause, Mart, Tex. ,
Yale offers a prize to any student
who wins a position on any team that
debates against Harvard or Princeton.
Vanderbilt has ' scheduled for next
year's football, a game with Michi
gan at Ann Arbor, and with Carlisel
Indians at 'Nashville.
- The student body of the University
of South Carolina has put a ban upon
drinking, and the use of profanity
by any student while on the athletic
stander.
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