THE TAR HEEL
THE TAR HEEL
Official Organ of the Athletic Asso
ciation of the University of
North Carolina.
Published Weekly.
BOARD OF EDITORS
L. N. Morgan, - - - Editor-in-Chief
ASSISTANT EDITORS-IN-CHIEF
B. H.Mbbakbv- : D.- h. Rights
ASflOOIATS KDITORH x "
B. P. STBPHKN8QS A. L. M, WlOQINS
J. H, Rakb M. R.;Duknaqan
Lbnoir Chambers A. A. McKay
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G. L. Carrcsgton;' -managers
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F. L. Euless, - - Circulation Manager
M. T. Spkars,!, Publication "Manager
Entered as second class matter at the
poat6ffice' at Chapel Hill; N.C.
September 11, 1911.
Printed by The University Press,
Chapel Hill, N. C.
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Commencement is coming- on
at a, fearful pace Easter is up
on us. In just a little , over a
month senior theses . must be
in for, approval. In eight
weeks and six days another class
of young JNorth Carolinians will
be.prsented. with their diplomas,
will receive the blessing of their
Alma Mater and 1912 will, pass,
1912 will die.
Spring is coming is almost
here. The grass, is getting
greener. The violets "little
human, tremulous things are
bloominer. The trees on the
campus, are budding. Out, in
Battle's Park the magic of. spring
is at work too. The birds are
asir. In the hearts of the oaks
and pines the sap is running.
Theearth is warming to its task
of 'waking things up if you
don't believe it, go down one of
the walks and hear
"The little brooks witnessing,
murmer, presistent and low,
Wi'th their ' obstinate,' all but
hushed voices
'E'en so it was so!"
I912fwill not pass, will not die.
Soon under the Davie Poplar, the
class will gather to sing its-songs
of love and loyalty. And while
a one of the1 class ' can stand be
neath that tree 1912 will live, j
Only the bad in 1912 will die all
the bitternesses, the' disappoint
ments, tthe hard things said and
done.;' All that's good in us will
come to life, all the' love and
loyalty and 'unity, - so that next
June "when Carolina sends us
, forth' with a mother's benediction
we will' be sons worthy of her
blessing.
Two weeks' and a half ', have
passed since certain members of
the Sophomore class bombarded
Pickard's Annex. The council
has met on the matter four times.
At one of these meetings, two
of the council were appointed to
collect evidence. The names of
about thirty men .who took part
in the "feature" of the night's
pleasure have T been, secured
Nothing further has been ,done by
the Council. 1
Nothing, absolutely nothing in
any wayhas been ,done by, the
sophomores. The, class, seems
quite.-willing to let' the stain on
its reputatatkm j go unchall
enged.'1 And 'nothing has been
done, by ,the student, body; as a
whole. Whatever indignation
may.. have been V aroused i at the
moment has utterlj disapparcd.
Nobody seems to care whether
the guilty1 men are caught or not,
There's an absolute, and to some
an appalling lack of interest
among" the students.
Is this not a rather grave in
dictment of our much boasted
student self; government?' Does
self government moan that tu-
dents can brutally and mule
cover of ni&ht attack oilier slu
dents in their rooms with impu
tiity? " ' The r council is but the ex
ecutive agent of the student sel
government. It is an ageni
which cannot work unless it has
the suooort of the students. In
the present case it has failec
Utterly as far as results are con
cerned to work. Student self
government has failed. Is it not
time for the faculty to try its
hand? :
.
WINSTON-SALEM TEAM
TRAINING HERE
From now until the 5th of April
the men whom Clancy, has signed
to play for Winston-Salem during
the coming season in the Carolina
Association will train on the lo
cal , diamond., The team with
which Clancy hopes to gather in
another rag for the Twin City
will be rounded into shape here
for the opening of another pen
hant race. Every man whom he
has signed will report to him
here and will take his preiiminary
work out under the coach's watch
ful eye.
This means a; good deal to the
Varsity, for from now on, till April
13, it will have the privilege of
lining up daily against, experi
enced professional pi a ve r s .
Practice games between the Var
sity and the leaguers will take
place daily. The fans are going
to have the pleasure of seeing
"Red" Stewart work against
"General." Carolina's red-top
darling or the diamond of former
days will struggle for mastery
over the hero of the hour. The
students will also, rejoice to ( see
Jimmy Calmes, who has' signed
with Clancy, once more around
first base, f f ,
, Five men have already reported
to Clancy. Others are coming in
daily. The players on the Hill
are: ''Red" Stewart, pitcher-and
outfielder; Schumaker, first base
man and ! outfielder; Galvin,
catch; Gates; third baseman;
Hartraft, pitcher.
BAILEY QUITS TENNIS
FOR BASEBALL
Since Bailey, the captain of the
tennis, team, for this year, has
gone out for Varsity baseball and
cannot, therefore,, play on the
tennis team, it has become neces
sary to find another man for this
place. 'For this purpose a. tourna
ment is , now being held. The
entries and the man with, whom
each will play, the first round are:
Crouse vs. Busby, Lamb vs.
Stockton, and Smith vs. Cham
bers. The three winners will
then fight, it out to see which, will
make the Varsity team. In each
event of the entries the tryrs out
will have, three, meets each on a
different, afternoon of? the, best
two out of .three sets.. The first
round , must , be played off by
Wednesday, night, .
, Baileys partner, on the tennis
team is "Smack" Oates,.the win
ner of last year's single, cham
pionship. - .
At Gcorg-c Washington Univer-.
sity . the editor-in-chief of the un
derirraduatc iaper receves free
scholarship,
Princeton's 1912 football scbed
ule calls for only nine games in
stead of ten, as previously.
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