THE TAR HEEL
VARSITY AND SCRUBS HAVE IT OUT
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knew to be guilty of cheating or j were present aud six bjcs were
stealing or hazing or anything taken in. The Club expects to
else Unworthv and ri5Vinnnrnh1 VinM mnnlhlrr mood'titrc DflR.
other s plays at?d signals proba- and lethim -0 unounishp1 whilP com fnr thp rMr wr oWtPd a
bly caused that fact. thev were ounishino- other fnr follow. Qbn R.'mmmte Pri.
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the same offence? There is in dent; T. L. Morrow, Vice-Presi-
captain, who has been on the ctvil law a statute of limitations dent; D. L. Bell, Secretary; L. R.
nm tor a rew aays neipmg to as to debts. All men of hitrh Johnson, Corresponding Secre
coacn, reiereea. sense of honor scorn to take ad- tarv: S. F. Scott. Trpnurer.
The line-up of the two teams vantage of it.
. a ii.. a a rii I -r . . V. -
duucswuwasaMuimwj. iow jl wisn to say tnat wnat- The Iredell County Club
Variety Scrubs ever the faculty have done or will oro-anizen last FriHav niVht with
Foust Lj, js based solelv on their sftnse'nf i ti, fn,
rs ill J miiiccu Lucuiucia. i uc xvj.ijvi-
Pritchett iustice and of duty- 1 am well ing men were elected officers:
Bagwell aware that to the governed who Kennedy, President, J. E. Bag-
Jennings are not always in possession of well, Vice-President. J. O. Over-
Stevenslall the facts and who know there to!, nrw.,,.,..,. a t nuu-
Can.. n r tt r
OatCS I , , ' wraijrf v.. iv.u, . wiu-
Smith I guvtur sponaing secretary.
,-hite lnS DOdy . may otten
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& Realty Company
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Johnson
Jones
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Garrison
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Abernathy, R.
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Higdonhust. JUet us all be patient,
realizing that this full knowledge
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n VTNACIV KCITF? CTA1TMPNT a a 5iues is a part oi our II-
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nite human limitation. I assure
you that the faculty have not
The farultv An not imao-ino given way to 1
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1 ne Ulass Jb ootball season
was opened by a call for Senior
men. The Fresh mer. have also
issued a call. Regular practice
A--, J commenced Monday. Classman-
that they have punished all who
were guilty, but they have un
doubtedly punished all who were
known to tbem. A committee of
seven met for many hours and
day and examined all obtainable
evidence. They made an unani-
clamor nor will they do so. No
thing which is not sanctioned by
the highest sense of duty will
ever be done by them, for they
are honorahle men. Nor haw suu'v
they had any pare in sensational
newspaper utterances. In the
agers. start right! Get tog-ether
and arrange a scedule with the
understanding that the team
failing to appear, forfeits the
mous report to the faculty which case of the discipline recently ad-.
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was adopted without a dissent- mimsterea me auinorities gave
ing vote. If further information out no list of names and refused
comes to the committee they will t0 confirm any. To forestall
continue the investigation. sensational reports a simple brief
The committee does not pro- statement was given to a report-
pose to enter upon the hopeless c ' 8 ver euort
was maae to get newspapers to
withhold the names but in vain.
A gross injustice was done to a
EVERYTHING
EXCEPT
Eatibles and Wearables
HERNDON'S HARDWARE CO.
task of unearthing all breaches
of the law that have taken place
in the past. It took up the affair
of last spring, however, because
it was one of the most disgrace
ful affairs that has ever happened
here, an offense against all laws.
The investigation on the part of
the town, the faculty, and the
student council failed at the
time. When a citizen of the
town gave me information a few
days after the coroner's inquest
it was imperative to take the
matter up again. Information
was placed in the hands of other
members of the faculty also.
I have repeatedly spoken to
you of the co-operation in govern
ment between the faculty and the
student council, each working in
dependently of the other. In
some cases the codes of the two
differ, the student council going
as far as,the best student senti
ment will support them, the
faculty creating student senti
mem. i ne stuaent council re
ports action to the faculty. It
does not report names and testi
mony tor taculty action. If it
did, it would become merely a
means of getting the students to
give information on their fellows
to the faculty and would imtnedi
ately fall into dishonor and use
lessness. It follows, then, that
both faculty and students may be
and often are following an in
vestigation at the same time, that
exoneration by one does not nec
essarily mean escape from the
other if the codes differ or if new
evidence is obtained, and that an
examinationdroppedbyonemay at
any time be taken up by the other
if it is seen fit to do so. You are
learning to govern yourselves, but
the faculty cannot and have not
shouldered upon you their responsi
bilities. It is impossible that there
should be a statute of limitations
as to college offenses during the
college career of any student. It
is simple justice that if the truth
comes at any time punishment
must follow. There may well be
a reluctance to rake up old scores
and it would scarcely be done ex
cept in very serious cases. But
howcouldanypresident orafaculty
maintain their self-respect and
sense of justice if they saw a man
daily before tbem whom they
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Sample Rooms, Running Water. Long
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Call at
number of your comrades, a need
less stig-ma placed uoon them.
jjnd an unnecessary shock given
to many a parent, the bitterness
of which cannot easily be forgot
ten. I sought to save them all
of this.
It is no easy matter for me to
administer discipline. T have
pride in your achievements, a
deep interest in your welfare and
an abiding" sympathy with vour
struggles, and my heart is bowed TIlO MdSR St PhaflTiaCy CO,
uvwii wueu uiscipnne Decomes
necessary as it would in case of
Merchant
We Will Show the Full Line Of
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TAILORING CLOTHING
FURNISHINGS
HATS and REGAL SHOES
AT THE
University Supply Store
Sept. 25, 26, and 27
Sneedjarkham, Taylor Co.
Euless and Taylor, Agents
H. H. Pattersons sljul get the Old Reliable CSP
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Where yon will find Men's .Furnishings, Trunks,
Dress Suit Cases, Carpets, Rugs, ready-made
Sheets, Pillow Cases, Towels, Bowls and
Pitchers, Kerosene Oil Heaters, Hard
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one of my own blood.
It is in some measure apparent to
you all what the University has
suffered in the estimation, respect
and pride of the people of the
State in the past few weeks. This
humiliation of the institution that
I have loved and labored for has
depressed me beyond words. Now
that the attacks seem to center
upon me personally it is better,
for I am content to suffer for any
blame which is justly my due and
that which is not just cannot in-
jure me. tsut it is necssrry that
have your confidence, that you
should continue to believe in my
i j.: i i
jusnce, my nonor ana my sym.
pathy for you. For we must
Handle
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BuftV, Parlor and Sleeping Cars be
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Schedule in effect March 3rd.
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A Royal Toilored suit, a Cluett or Monarch shirt, with an Arrow Notched
collar, and a Levy tie, would adorn a Prince, and a pair of
Walk-Over shoes makes life's walk easy. We arc
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BOGER'S
Delicatessen
Everything to eat, in season. Students' midntght lunches.
Open until the lights wink
p. m. Daily "Night Express,
work together to regain what has 6:00 a. m. Daily For Wilson, Wash-
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Meet your friends at the only BEST cafe in Durham
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been torn down and to build more
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ADMINISTRATION MAKES SLAM
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Faculty in regard to the whole
question of hazing is given in full
in another place. He states that
any one who witnesses, aids and
abets the hazers, to " that ex
tent is guilty.
Alamance Club Meets
The Alamance Connty Club
held its first meeting of the
year on last Friday night. Prac
tically all of the old members
folk.
6:00 a. m. Daily except Sunday for
New Bern via Chocowin
ity. Parlor Car Service.
2:40 p.m. Daily except Sunday for
Wellington.
TRAINS ARRIVE RALEIGH.
7:20 a.m. Daily 11:20 a. m. Daily
except Sunday, and 8:30
p. m. Daily. Buffet Car
Service on 8:30 p. m.
train from Norfolk.
TRAINS LKAVE GOLDSBORO.
10:15 p.m. Daily "Night, Express"
Pullman Sleeping Car
' for Norfolk via New Bern.
7:10 a. m. Daily For Beaufort mid
Norfolk Parlor Cur be
tween Washington and
Norfolk.
3:10 p. m. Daily for New Bern, Orien
tal and Beaufort Parlor
Car Service.
For further information and
reservation of Pullman Sleeping
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