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THE TAR HEEL'tbc"se of
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Managing Editor
, they entered college, there would ;
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be less likelihood of division later.
On the other hand, classes which
are not unified in their freshman
and sophomore ... years generally
remain divided until graduation.
Freshmen who associate largely
yitli"upper classmen find thenr
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W. II. StrphUsonI selves .lonely . when their friends
graduate and leave them two
years later.' r However close at
tachments .'.;.' a ..' man may form
among1 upper classmen, the fact
remains that'hc is dependent for
most of his friendships upon his
own class. A man's classmates
arc the ones who stay with him
during" his .entire, four years in
college, with whom. .ha-has com
mon interest, who have the same
experiences with which he goes
T. O. Linn, Jvr,
tt T. Polk r
ASSOCIATE EDITORS
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& S. Hakthhors C. Skdreur
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PROFESSOR PERRY
One of tile most entertaining-
speakers who have come to Chap
el Hill with the present student
feneration is Professor Bliss
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Perry. His lectures were, hap
pily, not of that abstruse variety
which we respect because they
sound'iiftelligent but which real
ly1 mean nothing- to us His sub
jects could not have been more
aptly chosen for their appeal to
:ollege men. He is the sort who
makes the widest appeal because
is most widely understood.
Df the other sort we do not have
nough to get accustomed to, and
when they do come, their doc
trines are so unfamiliar as to be
incomprehensible to the average
student;
What Professor Perry said will
probably be retained longer by
those who heard him than most
of the lecturers who have spoken
in Gerrard Hall this year. We
have the greatest respect for the
man who can lecture to students
in plain terms instead of abstract
sentences.
CLASS DORMITORIES
. The junior class is considering
the advisability of making Battle,
Vance, and Pettigrew senior dor
mitories next year. The Uni
versity has agreed to the plan,
arid' to facilitate niatters, has:
made concessions ; in room rent.
The cost of a suite for two occu
pants" will be $100 for the entire
year. VPhred desiring to room to
gether can secure & suite for
SI 151 The president of the class
has interviewed some sixty or
seventy members, all of whom,
except two or three, endorsed the
plan.. These stated that they j
were unable to pay the rent or;
disapproved of the idea.
The plan, if adopted, may lead
to'the separation "of the students
Into class dormitories. This, we
are inclined to think, might
prove advisable. To have the
entire membership of a class
lodged in the same building
would certainly tend toward uni
y of sentiment and action, to
ward vitalizing- class spirit. In
through. There are numerous
cases in college now where men,
when they were freshmen, associ
ated altogether with upper class
men, and now that 'the upper
classmen are gone, find them
selves with few friends in the
middle of their college course
when they should be profiting
most. ,
The plan which the, juniors
have taken up is worth the con
sideration of the other classes.
A POSSIBILITY
All of us are anticipating the
summer vacation as a time or
considerable cnjojment. We are
naturally expecting pleasant ex-
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periences. we anticipate pleas
ures and let misfortunes take care
of themselves.- Yet the latter are
as real as the former and come
just as frequently. How 'often
do we look forward to pleasure
and experience pain! How many
of us who anticipate happy sum
mers will realize them?
Ever)' fall men who, in the
spring had summer plans made,
who could look the highest and
seethe farthercst, come back to
college with statements as to
why they did not realize their
schemes. Various reasons are
given, ascments, jous, 'lack oi
money, and too often sickness
preventable sickness, t y p h o i d
fever. . ,
Many of us live in sections
where typhoid is not uncommon
and where it is not unlikely that
we may contract it. Yet we look
optimistically, blindly on, saying,
Oh, I won't catch it ' and it
gets us. ; . . . i -' .
Typhoid fever .is a, now. .inex
cusable disease.' It" has been
proved ' altogether preventable.'-
To become immune'eosts nothing.
no money and no suffering. The
vaccine which wards off this fever
is gladly administered here at the
infirmary." In fact, every student
is urged to present himself for
inoculation at the infirmary.
During the summer, arfd, the com
ing year we may not run into any
danger of typhoid, but again we.
may, and if we do, it means six
weeks in bed, suffering, doctors
and their bills medicine, noth
ing to eat, and the whole family
discomforted.
Starts May 1; Many Teams Entering
State Championship Contest
The championship scries in the
third annual inter-scholastic
baseball contest will begin about
May 1. Shortly thereafter, the
team winning out in the West
will meet the team from theKast
here in the final game for the
State Chamship. Many schools
in both the Kast and the West
are desirous of entering the
championship . series, and are
working hard to meet the neces
sary requirements. The Sylvan
High School, of Alamance Coun
ty, which has won the champion
ship for the past two years, is
making a bid for a third ; cham
pionship cup. The date for the
final game will be decided upon
by the committee soon after the
2()th of this month.
Informal Gimghoul Dance
The Order of Gimghouls will
be at home in their iodgc Thurs
day afternoon April 27 at an in
formal dance. The., faculty and
students are invited. Dancing
will begin at four o'clock.
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