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THE TAR HEEL, APRIL 15, 1921.
THE TAR HEEL
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Vol. XXIX Chapel Hill, N. C, Friday, April 15, 1921.
No. 52
We congratulate Davidson in winning over us in our own home town.
We feel confident that they can justifiably take great pride in such a vic
tory over our Club.
EARLIER ELECTIONS
Those students who have expressed themselves on the question have, with
one exception, agreed that the adoption of such a policy would be wise.
The only one dissenting fails to recognize that we have already agreed with
him, for we said sometime since "In the case of class elections, we realize,
it would not be possible for the incoming presidents to take over the work
of the Student Council for the last month of the year. But they can use
the benefit of this last month in getting ready for the work of next year,
forming their cabinets, etc."
And so, we take it, that we are all practically agreed on this proposi
tion. The next thing that confronts us is getting such a policy actually in
operation. This means that every group conducting elections will have to
pass upon this question; and so we propose that some one in each group
sees to it that the matter is acted on there. For the general athletic asso
ciation, this matter will be brought before the Athletic Council for its con
sideration. As a means of fiavTngsomething definite to wort upon,' we would sug
gest that the nominations be made during the first week in May, and that
the elections come during the following week. This would give adequate
time, we believe, to realize the ends we are seeking in urging this change.
If this time is not propitious, we hope that someone will come forth with
a definite suggestion immediately so that thks matter can be disposed of at
least ten days before the time for making the nominations.
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RUSH! SPEAK ON
Dean Civei New Interpretation of
Immigration in the University;
Camput Increased Yearly.
Talking in Chapel before the
freahman Class Wednesday morning,
April 6, Dean Bradshaw gave a new
interpretation of immigration in the
J.i verity. The population of the
jniver-jity is each year increased by
10 ter cent by immigration, in the
i'orm of Freshmen. . The question na
:urally "arises as what is the policy to
oe pursued in the Americanization
of these immigrants. "Shall we ex
tend to them a welcome, association,
hospitality, good feeling, and tell
them of the grandure and greatness
of this place, or shall we extend to
them the kind of welcome that has
recently been manifested in some of
the other colleges of the State?" The
former is the policy of the Univer
sity of North Carolina.
This university has a trade mark
in the form of the things for which
it stands and these things the immi
grant must learn before he can be
come fully Americanized. The Unl
versity of North Carolina does not
stand for the jeering of an opposing
pitcher in a baseball game. "You
can have the advantages of this trade
mark, but there are things which you
cannot do, because in doing them you
are destroying the brand." In these
words Dean Bradshaw showed how
each one is a vital part of the whole,
and that each one must play the game
and live up to the brand or get off the
field. "It is your task to uphold the
things for which men of this Univer
sity have fought for one hundred and
twenty-five years. He who yells at
an opposing pitcher is an immigrant."
The brand of the University of
North Carolina stands for hard work,
clean sportsmanship, quiet self-re
spect for others, and the doggedness
that doesn't give in. "Realize the
prize of the tradition of the name
that you bear. Remember that you
are a member of a team and no one
can play that position but you."
BROADWAY CAFE
Student Headquarters
Greensboro, N. C.
An old custom, that of placing
several benches during the Spring
quarter under Davis Poplar reserv
ed for seniors only, where a senior
could always find a fellow classman
to bull with, has been revived. Any
one passing these benches will no
-?oubt be attracted by a glaring red
,'gn bearing an inscription warning!
jther classmen to adopt a "laissez
faire" policy in regard to them. i
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