THEjT A'S U'E.Et.
THE TAR HEEL
Official Organ of the Athletic
elation of the University
North Carolina.
AfifiM-
of
PimuHHHn Weekly,
BOARD OF EDITORS
LexoiA Chambers, Jr.
"Walter Fcli er : - I
r Editor-in-Chief
.'Managing Editor
ASSOCIATE ROTORS
S. W. Whiting . John Cansucu
'McDanirl Lewis. D. Kii.i.effer
T. XV Linn (r. M. Lont,
MAMAflKRH
L. R. Johnston -C.
E. Ervin, -B.
L. Field -
man has suggested that all th
traternities uoia open house on
some stated occasion to the en
tire University; j,,That's one pos
sibly, and there are countless
others. You seewhat is wanted
Spring time is joy time.. Every
healthy man feels the call o
spring. Ana Junior week seeks
to organize that spring feeling,
to arrange it according to some
definite plan, to present it in the
most atrractive manner, to make
everyone : feel it more, than he
ever did before.
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The editors of this paper do
Business Manager not hold, as a great many people
Assistant Manager do, that these editorial columns
Assistant Manager are solely for the purpose of voic
iner complaints against every m-
To beenteral as second class matter at the convenience inai pops up in
rki t.iiii v n university me. we tnintc we
iiave a higher conception or ecu
torial writing. But having said
that, we turn around and com-
plain-and through us the whole
student body complains-t h a t
handling long distance telephone
calls is not where local authori
ties star, it takes a man in
Raleigh any where from five hours
to a week to catch a student on
A NEW KIND OF PROFESSOR. the ohone: the man is in haste.
Those men who see in the and he would write if he thought
I - - -a " -
University of North Carolina a he would not get his student any
state university in the deepest Ui 1tcl uc
. , ,, ' , could frequently come to Chapel
c i er-rt i ti r- n rt n a it rVid form Vioirj! .
LdUMlul juiv,iuB iu uic new before the phone would find him
of Professor E. C. Branson's a nmWer method of findi no- stn-
cominef to Chapel Hill. To the dents ought to be devised how
men here who did not know ; of eqout it, Greater Council?
Professor Branson before his visit ,
last fall, his work was a revela- NO EXCUSE.
tion; to the men who aia know The Tar Heel wishes to add
of the work, the man himself hts approbation to all that Dr.
was a revelation and an inspira- Mangum has said in chapel in
tion. He is a personalty that regard to the prevention of sick-
grips even on short acquaintance, neSs, and especially of typhoid
and he is bound to be a progres- fever. Medicine reaches its
sive force on this campus. But highest point when it becomes a
his work overshadows and domi- preventive rather than a curative.
nates the man. Professor of Ap- Typhoid fever can be prevented
plied Economics and Rural by vaccination, and there is no
Sociology they will call him; we reason why every man in the
see mm as Frolessor ot the University should not be vacci
dynamic force in the studen
movement of the United States
He is a vigorous physical man,
straight thinker, and a speaker
with a sense of message for ,col
lege men. lie will be here ticx
week to address the students an
faculty of the University.
Mr. iu. C. Mercer is coining
with Dr. Weatherford. Mr. Mor
cor is head ot a department nj
work which is called, "The work
of E. C. Mercer in the Colleges.
Associated with him on the com
mittee are such men as Robert
E. Speer of Princeton,- Robert h
Treaman of Cornell, and I rancis
B. Say re? of Williams. Mr. Mer
cer is also a- great worker in the
New York missions., He was
cauffht in the undercurrents of
New York life and came to him-
sels again through the influence
of the Jerry McAuley Mission.
Dr. Weatherford and Mr. Mer
cer nart hoped to reacn.nere on
the twenty-fourth but a recent
etter expressed doubt as to mak
ng the proper connection from
New Orleans.
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IS it.-
People of North Carolina;
KEP JUNIOR WEEK.
committees lrom the various
classes are now at work prepar
ing the programme for the SO'
called Junior Week, endeavoring
to make that period of spring
gladness a joyous affair for every
one of these nine hundred stu
dents. Junior Week has a very
real reason for existence; any
thing has that seeks to celebrate
the coming of spring. But in
all the preparation there is need
to remember this:everyone should
have a share in the fun. Junior
Week will never be a
nated. The treatment is not
painful, the effects are but slight
ly inconvenient, and it does not
cost a red cent. Everything may
be said for it, nothing against it.
And yet there are plenty of hold
outs, it university men, sup
posedly in advance of the remain
der of the state, will not take
this forward step, how can any
one hope for progress in public
neaitnr l nere is absolutely no
excuse for typhoid fever.
success until the Junior Week
spirit pervades the entire stu-
fient-ooay; and that, ot course,
will depend on whether the vari-
Spring dee Qub Trip.
The combined Glee and Man-
1 -1 St i t
doun ciuds, voices dragged our,
complete filed and oiled, strings tightened
and guitars tuned are impatient
ly waiting until Monday to
set out for their annual spring
conquest of the Western part of
ous functions and exercises carry the scate. Twenty-five strong,
a universal appeal. In other the musicians will embark in
words, Junior Week should be their special car Monday morn
for nine hundred men and not for ing. For a week at least the
899 or any less number. The recent trials of Exams, the more
programme committee wants to recent sorrows of courses flunked
arrange three days which will and even the joys of times pass
have soms attractive features for ed will be lost in the greater joys
everyone. There will be dances, of smashing fair hearts by the
of course, and athletic contests sweetness of their music and the
oratory and the senior stunt and glory of their dress-suited adorn
possibly dramatic and musical ment in the glare of the foot
concerts. These are the regulat lights. The itrinerary:
features. But they are not neces
sarily everything. The field is
almost limitless; any sort of joy
making institution will receive
serious attention from the author
ities who know that they can not
do it all by themselves. Espec-
ciamT wiu tney dc glad to re
ceive your suggestions as to any
move that will improve social
conditions at that time. One
Feb. 23. Greensboro.
" 24. Statesville.
" 25. Hickory.
.'" 26. Lenoir.
27. Gastonia.
" 28. Charlotte.
Mar. 1. Chapel Hill.
February (24th?)
The University student bodv
knows Dr. W. D. Weatherford, a
Large
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