THE TAR HEEL
i Official Organ of the Athletic Asso
ciation of the University of
North Carolina. -
Published Weekly.
BOARD OF EDITORS
V. P. FfLi.ER, - - Editor-in-Chief
T. C. Linn, Jr., - - Managing Editor
AHMOCI ATK KDITOKH
McDaniei. Lkwis, J. F. Hacki.kk
O. C. NANCK. X A. BASON KR
D. H. KlLLEKFKR, W. T. Poi.K
MANAGER
B. L. Fixi.n - - Business Manage
F. F. Bradshaw,' - .Assistant Manager
F. H. Cooper. - - Assistant Manager
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FRESHMAN REGULATIONS:
As society becomes highly or
ganized it is always necessary' to
adopt artificial measures to re
produce or preserve desirable in
stitutions.
The above remark is meant as
a preface to a proposal to adopt
a set of Freshmen rules of con
duct. Practically every laryer
insuitution has them which, o
course, is no argument at all that
we should.
. Class contests ot one lortn or
other; regulations about smoking
wearing apparel, high schoo
uius: conduct at certain times
and places and such matters are
in many places given careful at
tention in the Student Council.
The reason is, of course, to
abolish hazing. Hazing here at
present is dead. But thintrs die
and grow rapidly in college life.
Good things as well as bad die
out rapidly too. This present
Senior class has seen the old cus
tom of tipping hats to the pro
cessors disappear. Who knows
but the present Freshmen class
might see hazing reappear.
Hazing in an institution of this
'size and nature is the fault usual
ly of a half a dozen notoriety
seeking treshmen ana as many
upper-classmen who take life and
themselves too seriously or who
got up on the wrong side of the
bed. Nevertheless it is an un
deniable fact that there is ;
growing feeling among the un
dergraduates that freshmen
should officially be made to real
ize that registration does not
change a school boy to a college
man.
THE EIG TRIP.
The football team left Chapel
Hill on Friday, October 10th and
returned Monday 26th. The one
object was to enable the mana
ger to carry twenty-two men. If
there had not been twenty-two
men in Nashville on Saturday,
October 24th, Vanderbilt would
in all probability defeated Caro
1'na. If there bad been a whole
nd to send in in place of "Goal
ie" Wright, who was playing
with a dislocated shoulder, Caro
lina probably would have won by
a margin of a touchdown instead
of one point.
While emphasizing its belief
in the necessity of, twenty-two
men on every big trip the Tar
Heel wishes to advise against
another trip for a football team
of that lentfth. even if some ti-
nancial sacrifice must be made.
In the face of our financial status
there must be
trood reasons for
such a stand. I hey are two in
number.
The coaches are unanimous in
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Ui(liwii Hint inv; ..iy
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Irtiftplrinor -irninwl in liPoroia Willi
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strange ioou. quarters, n..hu..
roundings was very harmful to
the team. This harm was much
larger than the , usual disadvan-
tares of team traveling That
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it; ilia fircr rAacntl
m. .1 . .. . . . . . . . . . i
me second reason i m.
apparent, but is much more un-
portant. It Ls not good that
twenty-two young men who from
their position naturally feel more
r .
nr ace tavnrpr Tiir ine nine.
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auove inc., com,-Sc ua
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come to teei tnat tney can aoseui
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themselves from their work for
an entire week. It makes the re-
turn to work harder, in the words
or on? oi me i wciu-iw, nui:
r . r . i . i a. j. n'lV -
The idea that the whole thing
was done to save money sounds
too much of commercialism and
professionalism.
ON TO RICHMOND.
For the first time in a college
generation t.ie student body
is
"behind the team'
Every mem-
ber of the team can say and most
rwf tliom Vdvn fjid that that narl
w . - - - " " I
IS halt the victory.
U he lact that live tuinureti
students were listening eagerly
to the click of a key in Gerrard
Hall last Saturday and that they
expected what they heard to be
favorable, gained many a yard on
Dudley Field, Nashville, Tennes
see.
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What is -true ot t,eoreia or
Vandirlilt: will be enuall v true of
z'
Virginia. Lverystudent: Heheve
that your team can defeat a team
and it can.
THR niRRirillllM fHArP
One of the amazing things of
colleee life is the lack of thought
with which the average collese
student selects his course. Pro -
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vided he is not preparing for a
11
professional life and has his
course mapped out for him by his
roicssors, tne nour at wmcn it
comes, the remitation as to wheth.
er it is a "pud" or not, the casual
advice of a friend, when at the
ast minute will have as much
lorce as the fitness of the course
or his life work. One of the
most severe inditements against
the college student is the casual
I
manner in which he changes his
Course,
In view of the above facts the
new system of grouping their
courses leading to the A. li, de-
gree is of much interest. Begin-
,t ,
mng with the present Sophomore
'
class every student must select
for his Junior and Senior year a
major and a minor which he must
nnrsne throup-h hoth vears. The
f o w
remainder of his course is left
largely to his own humors with.
ot course, ine au vice ami nmenv
of the head of the department in
which he has his major sludy.
QUERIES ANNOUNCED
Question of Ship Subsidy to Be Dig
cursed in Soph-Junior Contest.
The query for the Soph-Junior
Debate as submitted bv the Di
, naniaA i, .pi,: ; "R
solved: That the Government
should subsidize its Merchant Ma
rineengaged in foreign commerce.
I Tlio PliJ'c rlifef in ' r1find t1i
. -
affirmative. The preliminaries
..111 t III H . " .
will be held before Thanksgiving
an(1 will come off jllst before the
Chrjstinas holidays. This same
query is to be discussed this
spring by the high schools in the
Debating Union.
The query for the Freshmen
I i J .
faU . Resolved; That tlie Seg-
regation of the Backs and the
Whites in the Rural Districts of
North Carolina would be for the
est interest of the Slate." The
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I Wl Cl 1111 1 lid I V Will UC IICIU iMIVCIU
haye entere(l for lhis ,lehate
The m preshmen will : discuss
hn their annual fall debate, "Re-
solved; 1 hat the Governor ot
North Carolina should have the
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eniereo mis tieoaic. i ueconiesi
conies off the last of Xovember.
BASKETBALL SCHEDULE.
Team to Take Ten Days Trip Through
Virginia.
The basketball schedule for
this season has been practically
completed, and a number of good
games have been arranged by
Manager Mebane.
There will be two
Chapel Hill during January, one
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wun iuion ami ine oxner witu
William and Marv. On Jnm.arv
the 16th there will be a game with
Wake Forest in Raleigh.
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During February Carolina will
PIa' Wake Forest at Wake For
est, Guilford at Raleigh,
and
Virgina at Raleigh
The long trip will begin Feb
ruary the 15th and last five days
The team will play a game with
each of the following colleges in
the nrrlcr n:imor1 Prt-mAt-n
. '
leire, wastnnyton and Lee at
Lexington, V. M. I. at Lexing
ton, Virginia at Charlottesville,
Staunton or Va. . Christian Col
lege, and the Lynchburg Y. M,
4,1 8 u, u.c ui.
i ins is probably the hrst year
that the Carolina basketball man-
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agetnent has been able to secure
four Saturday-night games in
1" - " - .'"' luwc,uul ames
it is hoped that enough will be
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realized to aid materially in keen-
ing the management from losing!
money pn the whole season,
,ne scueiuie given above is
necessarily incomplete, if will
M?e announced later fn I'leted
Mass Meeting Last Monday Night.
The team wasrovallv welcomed
back lrom its victorious trip
Monday night. Doggie and his
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m:inv veils anil mnrli inv nt lhf
nieetinff Kac, 'o tl)em
Iwlin was nrpnt (rave hie vprclnn
of some of the amusing incidents
01 the trip, all of which had the
Seenil trend of "victory."
, Speeches were heard from Pro-
fessor Noble and Dr. Mangum,
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which were very interesting.
The yells were prilled oft" in 'fine
style, thanks Jo Mr. Coggin.
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DON'T be
on the
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just Freshmen 2
"mellowed by
agein.;
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ir it
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