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Today'* Editorial Cornaient On A r t ion
I of Student Conference
■Volume 21
Michigan State News Pro Arte Quartet Appear» at Church Thumday Evening
T U E S D A Y , F E B . 26, l«2 l*
S T A T E S T U D E N T S , SET D A T E S FOR T A K E P A R T IN
N u m b e r 36
MID-WEST M E E TRamtdell and Hannah Take Active
Role in Mid-weit Student Confederation.
H ANNAH IS VICE PRES.One o f the largest nnd most success -
l t was ful Student meetings ever held took place when the Mid-West Student C o n federation convened a t the u n iv e r s it y
m " » no' » blt “ 1 difference Cincinnati. Ohio on the 21. 2 2 ami I d * » ° ( thc two aggregation*. 23rd o f Peljruary M o r e than inn.000 aim. were equally good, Notre students from 33 colleges and univef-
sities received representation by their
TOO CLOSE A lth o u g h Coach Benjamin J. Van
jtlstync's basketball quintet had every tunity to beat the Notre Dame
|amblers Friday night they, are not i be condemned in the least.< i - o f two teams meeting at a time
» c e l l i n g in bombarding the net ,...» t , Q. . . appointed delegntes number 65.
.mc-toms and State having Michigan s.uto college a )»k c well a » well perfected a smooth for lfsclf when H nroW Hannah and otTense with a pop shot as the Tom Ilamsdell plaved important parts
SPRING EVENTS OF SENIOR CLASSDecide On Dales for Traditional
Spring Activities In Class Meeting Yesterday.
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l*ro Artr Quartet
WATER CARNIVALNAME COMMITEE HEADS PLANS LAUNCHED
PRO ARTE STRING QUARTET TO GIVE CONCERT T H U R S .Wide Range of Music in Their
Modern and C lin ical Repertory.
AIMED IN EUROPEn a te s f o r t h e ;
'lass lo r s p r in g f lip s e n io r c la s s >lds H a l l M o n d mmrnded b y th 1 I th e c lass.
Dim- out
H ie fact that Donovan cag- ™ meeting Harold Hannah was
long one at r crucial tim e to winelected vice-president of the assort.• ion for the meeting and also served
?.. !’ame for his team is all the more on the commit ter for arrangements of him and cannot in the least be future conferences Tom Ramsdell ser-
¡redlted to luck I f .the two teams vefl M chairman of the committee on
ere to 'm eet tonight, the score would "''onT'lT the nrsl actions taken at | equally as close but the result could the pow-wow, under the leadership of isily be reversed. John Rames. University o f Colorado
was to rename the organization . The ; conference, which meets every year, is
^Michigan State defeated the Univer- to be know'» in the future as the Mid- o f Detroit in baaketball this sea- West Student Association 40-15 Notre Dame defeated De- N®*1 y™ r s convention
i ut <> Kaa.a at Atlanta. Georgia Chatt in a hard, fought game. 18-1«. University o f Cinclm.mi i
|tre Dame and M ichigan State bat- dent o f that meet The vi though two ove r t im e ’periods be- was .given over to Robert tfotre Dame eeked out a one point Muttttt university. Oxford
SOTHERN TO GIVE LECTURE HERE
Famed Shakespearean Actor Is Next On Lecture Course
Program.to b e c a lle d S S A d a m s . F to b e p re s i- p ea - p r e s id e n c y p e r io a r h e r o f m
The b o d y /• d one o f its big davstudent control o f stu-
irg in 28-27. T ills only goes to il- M»all,
p ra te the fallacy o f banking on dent a f f a i r s is not .real to any great w,yk.j;< but It also points out to a close degree, as final authority inevitably nmm
server the condition the Ramblers !( ’ ts m the college administration Sucii fnrnedin a fter the argument on the East ing court Friday night.
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tflairs is to lx* regretted ac- •ording to the delegation
A disciisiott o f the failure o f the nonor .system in many colleges, aroused much interest in the general meetings The honor system, is. hojvever, more
cord nearly went by the boards impular and predominant in the east p iird ay night In the Marquette- ' n ‘ ^hoola than I t is in the mid-west
s ta te meet that hm»« *' ls declining according t«»a would have various reports given. The reasons for ,
r n *on i«th in f for somebody to brag its decline was found to be quite large- lout I F ’ it had hnpi>ened. T lie mark ly beyond- student control I question is- th e ' pole vault record o f • delegates favored payment of ; ft. 1-8 in . held by Harold M cAtee on self-supported student pu
t t e e nearly did 13 ft. 2 in.. only ‘ a btonket fee to co ier cost 'o f student Traction o f an inch o f h it Jersey govfcrumenl was favored In the same
psh ing the pole but enough to tip resolution it was voted that the *tu- Our conception o f 13 feet is .** absolute control
over funds with a final check by the college administration .
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ia on h is first ii»- s ta g e in 1024 4ts i l ln e s s o f m . L’ o r a tifin e ì j ' g S h a k e s p e a r e oreed t o fo r s a k e
s w in gurst makes its iippt?nrui• nd g o w n s , w i l l b e h e! M a y 8 A f t e r th is -«
w ill appear on th e w eek w e a r in g t h e ir r e
w a te r c a r n iv a l is !.. ¡d ay a n d F r id a y , ./une
ent hits lo n g b een ¡n e f iirc .vp ic t r a d it io n s « » e il ig h e ld in th e e v e n '••h o ;i p a g e a n t o f fio ! l ie r iv e r b e tw e e n s ta n d e r e c te d o n oppi ■dream
c la ss h as r c ç o m m e m il c o u n c i l th a t c a p ni rd h esd a y , J u n e 12. F o l ut.y in w h ic h ! ho tre* M een fio ts a n d th e -• it a h u g e b o n f lr o ihr m s id c rc d snph «»m on- a s a lu m n i J u n e 17 v d !•» s p h in x as th e I u.’ h t. the c o - e d cet en e p irn 's C u p N ig h t \ Vi ta J u n e 18. as th e ni
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ce (lin ceu n e 24 d u r in g
s t r in g Quartet, third c o l le g e concert series.
I sit a n in te r e s t in g pro- jp les c h u rc h » Tliursday
Contest for Theme.2H. ¡1 5
da ten i l l as
¡.i nerume aival commit-
capacity.• thème has in f o f floats ertalo phase the (tararle Fa ri» asse .»t
J Üie themes on originality,
H ie P r o A r t e Q u a r te t fo u n d e d com- M ir a i i ie t y r e c e n t ly , is composed o f o u n g m u s ic ian -. w h o s e r e p e r t o r y con- jvts el music not only <»f today but• i-*» id f o r m e r t im es In a lew years• lias w o n fa in e in E u ro p e It contrt- >uted t o t l i e C o n c e r t s d e la Revue d u is ica le mid ‘ Concerts W iener" In *a r is a t S a lz b u r g h a d (h e difficult inls- |on o f p la y in g u t th e International ■V stiva ls . a s e r ie s »rf new musical
H ie q u a r t e t s h o w e d initiative when t S ou n ded in B ru ss e ls the 'Pro Arte o n e « i t * w h ic h k e e p th e public versed
r y t i i in g w o r th knowing from the mint nf v iew *-o f u p -d o -d a te music. 'H ie n u m p h iin t su ccess that welcomed II 1 h e n lo u r in g F ra n c e . E n g la n d , Switaer- «n d a n d I t a ly , a l l tx'ars witness to the i t e n s e a c t i v i t y d is p la y e d b y Messrs. u m ou . H a lie u x . P r e v o s t n n d Maas and• th e c o n f id e n c e o f the ia m p le who or- an iw * m u s ic a l entertainments devoted
i.uvu th a t is o u t o f th e ordinary, i* eiiiiiusiasm that their .perform*
1 . 1.1c i\crvwhore.M r F ■ Coolidge chose
\m> Q uartet.to |X*rform. at can Academy at Rome, works
p r iz e s a r e o f f e r e d by the in u n d a ih m ’ H ie impression à vo rn b le that Mrs <7rw>Udge »ein to (»lay at tlie Library ss. in Washington, In fa ll of
cw York, 1 Vomii I f
i tiEAIORlAL TO W ER CTIM ES ON WAY FROM ENGLAND
out.
0 A rte made a ilnviifg in most1 If tilted States ed lief ore sev- Musica society,
auding rnic- tmoked for Ita
Thursday night In
is some distance in the air
KVOLI TIO S OF A CO-ED * -dimaIV Dates them all phomore Dates a few m or—Dates one nior Dates none
KVOM TION OF A MAN ashman- Dates none
bphomore— Dates a few nor Dates them all
Inior-—Still a fool
h ig h l ig h tops involved
«•linid
• iirlous disrux- iMiltries and its The conference
•various student it the intricate;. < d to make all
stxxit his -work Mut v preparation I found something worth wh audiences could ix* foul t e n Sr> ¡in much ¡a* BOARD ASKS FOR
PAVING OF DRIVEe a real in- »ns and stu-
i to high eminence
s tu d e n ts tu rn -out at i r r e s t ut the collegi dent affairs
There was great op]>m»Uc: Achola rship achieving u n d u e ■is (jualilication for an * »ff ire
COLLEGES RULE OUT HELL WEEK
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and Mrs Sn»tel.x b ill
n o t h in gMd
REASON ENOUGH >e of our freshman .was bemoaning fact that lie never had a date.at do you, do when you. go to the Week of Informal. Fraternity Ini-
■ry?" he was asked "Study.” he led . Maybe that's the reason
THE TRUTH ly in g all joking aside, for poor, or
common or handsome, .college is Ifln e place to spend four years.
tialioa Abolished at Nebraska and Ohio.
a n d engu
•d house • if ticket
REACHES SENIORS upon pre- se t ickets
muri*Hell week” aft-er receiving itioism has been -abolished at *he it versify of Nebraska by the tinned »ion of the fraternities i 'he frequent' disturbances and tpc
' ' ' Ul»}P.. wasted caused, byr ,Qie fratcrni'vfH I ' W O LV FR IN E nttiation.* dunnv t-his week nf puri’a-
tory resulted in tl»e recent action «1 though you’re beautiful, or i,.ncoin Sonic initiates it was xaid ». phystganamy does not do had suffered s temporary lose of mpm-
Exper.mrnti by (J. of Minnesota Start Mining Operations
Minneaixilis Minn I f o f ex|»erimentRl v
any credit Your natural vanity nrv because of 1 by these rough
,i ment received nidations
(^•d impressi IfRllndav poi
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Many r itside thi o f the
T h is ' y l ll a i : t h e s u m m e r
Endeavor to Increase Membership NATATORS TO GOand hliectivenrss Ihrough Con-
TO ANN ARBOR(art with Student Bodv.
¡ o IP ' -"R ough a/i tu; was • barred at si tv bv actum at a
ha? urns' of M* ■ ojrnmttted* *
¡unger t fian confined to
the
pride of seeing your own face, so Htul to vour mother. ihouJd make r>1,unlBli, „[h u rry down to LeQlears t lM • stufT. fra tem itv ptnt that your are scheduled. And Ohio state univ.ter thing, what will the book do fa o m y «wnmitet
hr picture u. not In U and again r m ( rniU M ."^S ‘rgood way to make the staff* (k.rv o/a i
|their glory— hours, and must
djr now thu u suppoaed uT6e rough rtuff- put on bv theai to you studenta to get your • rat^rnut«»« in du* usual Hell week 'hattaken so that the W olverine prec-*de* fh** adminlstratjpn of .the
ave the honor.of p r tn tu « 1L The formal ritual » 'h r <ml» .ro m r ..II hare bad their, qooe ao that » » " “ « *m !ht* ,* mpT i naa tn rir» *mmum me umm (y :hat within ,a few
, «d ll have time to reouper* years n a «n * will tx- a thin* *>f thebfore the sophomore« daal It a pastI blow It has been
Famed Botanists LeaveMark in Lecture Room
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[O v e r in th e b o ta n y le c tu re ro o m a s b e fo r e H ie *‘in a l l g rx g i t x x a n v s tu d e n ts will te s t i fy . O lo e c w a p a a a th e c h a t r - a r m s a r e r ic h ly em b o s se d with 'h a t h a u n t r iu m o n g ra m s f r a t e r n i t y in s ig n ia a n d b o t a n is t h e r e
w h a tn o t . In f a r t , »h e m u lt i - s y l la b le d s y s te m n.fA n d n ex t » im e vou t»reak y o u r :* ncil p la n t c laas t f le a turn th a t , as 'h e »a y in g
ix ilp t tri o n e o f th e s e d e e p ly tn d is b r in g s th o s e up w a s d e v is e d b y itt ic a l ly c a r v e d b tts . it m a y s o m e w h a t ■*.•- m a n w h o d id h is s tu d y in g iic r e - D r < u p y y o u r t im e d u r in g th e r e m a in d e r C h a r le s K B easev p r e s id e n t o f • th e •f a n o te le s s le c tu r e t o . r e f le c t »h a t th e A m e r ic a n A s s o c ia t io n f o r th e A d v a n c e -
tr e a c h e r o u s in i t ia l m a y h a v e b een a r - m e n t o f S c ie n c e , a n d fa th e r o f D r.•ved t)v th e k n i f e o f a n y »»ne a t s e v e r a l E rn s t A B eaaey . (» re s e n t d e a n o f a p p lie d
ear** s in c e fr e s h m e n ; »r e s u ie n u o f th e A m e r ic a n A .vxx -ia tlp n s c ie n c e H e w a s g r a d u a t e d f r o m th e ,w e re t ia re rt b y s o p h o m o r e » a t O h io f o r t p * A d v a n c e m e n t o f S c ie n ce , ».he ’. i t t le M ic h ig a n A g r ic u l tu r a l c o l le g e tn (S t a t e f o r th e r e is v i r iu a l l y n o c la s s r h ie f o f th e U n it e d S ta t e * B u rea u o f 1RHspirit left at t h e u n iv e r s it y C la s s p la n t In d u s tr y , the botanist in c h a r g e F r o m »h a t ' i m r o n . w e tu rn ed-.-ptrit is h a rd to w p rk u p a m o n g 1.000 n f f ib e r in v e s t ig a t io n s - fo r »h e n a t io n a l e m in e n t b o ta n is ts th ic k a n d fa s t <freshmen d< ( » r t m e n t o f a g r ic u ltu r e o r a v e r y » f th e m o * » n o ta b le o f th ese , p erh a p s ,
T h e Ohio State L a n t e rn , »m d e r g r a d - m o d e rn b o ta n is t , who r e c e n t ly f le w »ve r was L ib e r t y H y d e B a i le y , g r a d u a t e d »nuafe daily iiaa b e e n c d i t o n a l in n g h i th e r t o unexplored p o r t io n * at i*W2 a n d l o r m a n y y e a r * d e a n o f a g r l -a g a in s t b a s in g for- s o m e t im e as a G u in e a , in s e a rc h o f s o m e p a r - c u ltu r e a t C o rn e ll.^ a n d a ls o ( » r e s id e n t p | A T f lM i r D D f ia a
c h i l d i s h ' p r a c t ic e t ic u la r ty p e * o f s u g a r c a n e o f th e A m e r ic a n A s s o c ia t io n o f S c ie n c e . r L A I O n l l . r K U R
F o r a l l o f th e s e m e n . ;n c o m m o n T h e la t e s t m a n o f n o te , p e rh a p s , tow ith h u n d red s o f others o f th e s in c e I I - h a v e th e o p p o r tu n it y o f c a r v in g h is
_ _ _ _ lu s tru m * a n d n o t -so-illustrious, h a v e un b o ta n y desks, sras Elmer %I f A V V U i n i P F B r F N T A R F Struggled, o v e r in th e l i t t l e o ld b o t a n - B ra i id e * . g r a d u a t e d in 1219. w h o T h e M a n le s * C o -c d ¡ » i t h i: w h ic h m » JI f l V b I I I W l U i y b l l l f l U l « f a , b u i ld in g w ith th e c la s a i f lr a t io n of » ln c h a r g e o f g o v e r n m e n ta l s u g a r in - s ch e d u led *<» nr l » i d M a r c h i s ita x j
S ip t io n o p h y c e a e a n d th e d e f lm t io n o f v* * t i g a t lo n . a n d w h o r e c e n t ly , in h is b e e n . p o s tp o n e d , a c c o r d in g . t o a n a n - 'The co-ed rifle team came out ahead 0 ^ « » ^ and the myriad other pltfalla * o r k - adopted the airplane to f ly over n o u n c a m e o t m a d e T h u r s d a y by P a u l- J
. in last week'» aeortnc with two wine. that pewt the would-be botanist at d^ris o f New Guinea never before ex- m e Ma.se> o f the W 8 a A b o a rd *meeting, one km. and owe match unreported, jgichigan State piorrd by white man. for data. T h e c h a n g e w a s made d u e ’ o th e c o n - V
This gives them a percentage a t «13 some few o f them, of course, were the botany department is still flici in d a t e w i t h the .sopltonuirr prom !for the season thus ter or a total of the time of Q y »«iHnfry build- Lurning out brilliant botanists. Any which liad been arranged un that date t10 wins and two lamrn ‘ ing as it now is; soww faw of them were botany student wll tell you th at also )
ate1* v a r s i t y '*wtmming . Iif.t real u)i(xmltion r»f ■hen Onach Hoercher’s••’. •/» Ann Arbor to en-
t'nlversity o f Michigan m a g n i f ic e n t new nata-
iw evening at 7 30 am ( i lo n s o f tlie Big Ten.
’•»rónirrwt ¡mims ln the hi including several men tr i oil la s t year's A l l -«m e » Aul» Wolverineember o f the Canadian
»rid is >»ne nt »he out- ■ « im m e r * in th#
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W f»!vrnnes scalp, but•* i îisrge* will give the n m m a r e a l battle
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w ill also vwim on thé » cam Moore will re- .11 'h e hark stroke event.
baud and glee (»resent uhm* ti»*; assistance sodica. Mr Su
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**f 1 l ie pR|*»*r w a s tan S t a t e N e w s . i»v o d s y .
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See. 1 The society violating any o f the a b o v e rules shall be withheld from c o m p e t i t io n in inter-fraternity activit ie s f o r th e t e r m in which the violat io n o c c u r red a n d also the next regular sch o o l term. Athletic contests already p la y e d shall b e forfeited. A second v io la t io n w ith in a year f r o m the first,
r e fe r r e d t o the college a u th o r i - i r e c o m m e n d a t io n o f probation.
C u tiU f lit t e e to decide on cases:• •• *h e Inter-fratern ity Coun
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the C o u n c il, ih f e e o th e r member* o f the C o u n r i l a p p o in te d b y tts president. N o m e m b e r sh a ll b e from the accused o r a c c u s in g f r a t e r n i t y .
See. 3 P u b l ic i t y .on proceedings.
M a n y a m a n 's r e p u ta t io n f o r t r u th - , i ln i* g o e s la m e w h e n h e b e g in s to l y th in g s a b o u t h im s e l f .
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EARNS 1 « DEGREES IR M YEARS’ STUDY AT COLUMBIANew York— ( I P ) —In 1*88 when
W illiam Cullen Bryant K em p was a freshman at Columbia university, a relative bequeathed him $2.800 a year so long as he remained in college.
K e m p had a practical piind. and so, w h e n he died on Feb. 4. he was still a student at Columbia university, hav- ■n-r done not a lick o f work but study f o r 60 years.
Besides one degree not listed in tne
catalog (D. P . M.—Doctor o f Perpetual Motion, donated by students *¡»1 i whom he was popular), and three b s 1 degrees. K em p had the following ue. grees: M.D.; A.B.; A.M .; LL.M .; i.i g Ph D .; C.E.; E.E.; Mech. E.: f, \f Phar. Chem.
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f le e 3 N o f r a t e r n i t y in fo r m a l in i t ia t io n s h a ll la s t lo n g e r th a n s e v en <7*
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Article I I I — Athletics S e c t io n 1. N o student c a n p a r t ic ip a te
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Absences. and still Rain a realcampus politic* w h s unofficia lly voiced t v the? tic )e la tes af the Midwest Student Association M*u: .confeivnee at Cincinnati last
Heasop yivcn by the m ajority o f t h e delegates was that it brought out a la rger number o f student voters than was otherwise possible.
Th is perhaps is the cardinal virtue o f student politics.''They do arouse interest in a contest fo r office. One o f th© great drawbacks o f student government is the usual lethargic attitude towards affairs. It is
When this Is not the case and strict attendance is necessary to soak up the spasmodic light o f knowledge, the method is defective, and the results o f little value.
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Since this interest must he aroused, and since politics seems to be a natural method, political activities on the cam* pus may he ivistitted.. It creates factions, a dispute here and there, but interest Is c r e a t e d «
Some, day when the interest is aroused by its own momentum, ’perhaps politics can be abolished
C O N F IR M A T IO N Our opinion concerning final
control and authority in stii dent government. expressed last week. WH-i* supported by 1 he student delegates at Cincinnati. Th eir resolution concerning this t.*ok cognizance o f the fact that p the co llege adm inistration is the ■ final voice in student government m atters and regret was ex pressed at the situation.
Regret js not necessary. The situation is natural. When students can fu lly control them-
and their lack in this re- - spect is no worse than that
found in the general public, they w ill undoubtedly be given the opportunity
The day w ill come, inevitably, when student responsibility w ill assume proportions comparable to their desire fo r power.
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a l i v e be made a sul>stitute fo r > |uH>r ■ teaching? It is to t*e doubted.
It is the custom in some courses on this campus to make four or five absences from class during the term sufficient—reason fo r issuing a fa ilu re to the offending student.
W ith the proper amount o f study, little is lost by m issing a few lectures. Perhaps some o f jhesc instructors figure that exposure ts the most valuable method o f inculcating ideas. Necessity o f attendance every day im plies that the course is disconnected and without, c lea r ly etched line o f thought.
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