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LIST OF PARTIES
FOR DR. DOUGLAS their guest.
Wednesday President and Mrs.
Dr. Paul Douglas from the Unl- - Frank L. McVcy gave a breakfast!
vcrslty of Chicago, addressed the f0r Mr. Douglas.
members of the graduating school
Concgc or commerce had
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Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mar- - uict Wednesday evening, Dr. Doug- j
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man Is watched by anyone else
except himself, whether instructor
he is not upon
.or fellow-studen- t,
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honor. It is only when he Is
really, wholeheartedly, completely
'trusted that cheating comes home
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to him as a crime against his
honor.
Throw out, then, the present
honor system. Throw out the honor
court, the faculty committee and
the committee of Seven. And let
the responsibility for personal honor
rest where it belongs, on the
shoudlers of each student.
We have no partlcultr hope that
this proposal of ours will ever be
given a trial. We may as well admit
at the outset that we have very
serious doubts as to its success. To
believe that the great majority of
a student body, such as we have

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noticed how expressive
can be, what meaning
it can put into the simplest gesture.
The pipe even helps you say nothing
at all and that, O mortal, takes
a man among men I
Men to their pipe3 and women
to their lipsticks but suppose you
had no pipe and faced repression?
Suppose you had no tobacco to put
in your pipe! Empty pipes make
empty gestures that have no meaning. Filled with good tobacco, your
pipe becomes eloquent. Filled with
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and others
so many guilty consciences in the
Town and State
sacred order of the three Delts. We
9 tfotr let the Edgeworth come!
little girls held a
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had found out about . . . and the
S. A. E.'s are going around with
their noses decidedly up because
everyone of them entertains the Ij
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the one whom we referred to as
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yesterday, but hs defensive work ration for the games that she will '
big shots next year.
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Cincinnati .players were er- - countless terrlflc toots from his
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throwing. Coach Devereux's charg- Scaley Roberts will exert himself
necessary to keep
the University.
balls and garnerJno more than s
throv
The game was a fast affair ing several extra bases by this l1"
throughout the nine innings. Both 'method. Errors were numerous on
desirable after
teams displaying the "In and out", the visiting team. The Cincinnati
brand of baseball. Agustus furnish- - third sacker suffered the only If"
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ed one of the two thrills of the af- - serious accident on Stoll field this t
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ternoon when he poled out a long season when he broko his ankle' ' b."
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fthe. Kentucklan editor in a
drive to center field in the seventh sliding into third base during the ten
thirH fnnincr
for a circuit tally. The other thrill
,n, un Dick Brewer will have a lot of
tn, th
came late in the eighth inning when
centerfielder raced chosen some time this week accord-- 1 ld9.as,1.
the Bearcat's
Shelby Spears will court the
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deep into left field to retrieve one i
f""y'
of Barnes' long flies. He caught the cat team loses three "of Its most cridle-?ucaclithe
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ball high in the air, going away, valuable players this year via the Greek classics in u"
and, after a breathless Juggle, suc- graduation route. These men are
ceeded in maintaining his balance Captain Rhodes, Kenneth Mauser,
Wc have endeavored to keep
and Jeff Dunn, all of Lexington.
and possession of the ball.
this column entirely untainted by
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tournament
BIG
a Utile college not far
on the Ashland course.
and as a result wc lost whatever
The match was one of the closest
may have
and most Interesting of any that has Hklns the authorities vacation Is
us.
that
been played. It was over the 36 hole had for upon Now we feel that we
us
route. Larmee scored a 78 on his almost
would not mind losing the regard
With Captain Ken Larmee leading outward trip and a 79 on the re- of our eds and ettes.
played a beautiful
the attack, the University of Ken- turn. Watson
tucky golfers had an easy time roll- game against the veteran Larmee,
Before we came here to school
to 2 -- 2 victory over and was 5 down on the thirteenth
ing up a 9
we believed that this University
the Centre College golfers yesterday hole. Turning in birdies and pars reflected the ideals and the culture
for the remaining five holes of his
afternoon.
students
trip, Watson scored a 79, of the Old South; that the
Shooting at 79, Larmee defeated outward him one down at the beginwere ladies and gentlemen and
making
Orendolf, 2 up, on the first nine, ning of the return.
that such a thing as cribbing
would be abhorred. While we were
and 3 and 2, on the second, to give
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In the last eighteen holes
Kentucky her first points.'
in high school we saw students
drives were too much for cheat on exams and we always
Bill Lusky defeated Holman, Centre man, 1 up, on the first nine, and Watson who scored an 82, giving j looked forward to the time when
Holman took Lusky, 2 up, on the Larmee the championship by 2 up i we would be in a far different
environment.
second. Lusky had an 87 and Hol- and 1. Is The Consolidation tourna
well under way and will1
ment
man an 85.
Ninety per cent of the students
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probably be finished this week.
who read the above paragraph
John Buskle and Taylor, Centre
It childishly insane.
will think
man, tied on the first nine, while
Mr. Bart Peak entertained the That Is because ninety per cent
Buskie took the second nine, 2 up. members of the old and new cabiBuskle had an 86 and Taylor an 87. nets of the Y. W. C. A. and Y. M. of the students here have never
advanced beyond the high school
The matches were played in a C. A. Informally
on
age. They think that cribbing is
rain, which made conditions miser- University avenue, at his home
Tuesday evening. clever and that those who do
able, and the good scores were all'
Assisting In entertaining
were
not practice It refrain from the
the more remarkable.
Mrs. Peak, Master Bart Peak, Jr., fear of being caught. Honor, they
Kenneth Larmee won the Univer and little Miss Ruth Peak. Profuwill never understand.
sity golf championship for the sec sions of carden and earlv snrincr
All our fraternities and sororities
ond year in succession when he de- - flowers in bright shades were
are essentially based on honor.
Hogan Watson in the finals ranged throughout the house.
of the stuA large percentage
dents here are members of fraternities and sororities and yet
honor is practically
on this campus. AVe don't know
the answer either.
Wc are well aware that there
YOUR OLD CLOTHES
are many for.ns of dishonesty and
that some types are more disgraceful than others. To us, however, cheating on exams is an
outward expression of an inherent
rotteness which all the education
BEFORE YOU GO HOME
and polishing and cultural contacts In the world will not remove.
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honor system shortly after It had
been adopted there In 1778, said,
"The student comes to us a gentleman. As such we receive him and
ab:Jlutcly refuse to know him in
any other character. He Is not insulted and annoyed by impertinent
surveillance. Spies and Informers
have no countenance among us. Wc
receive no accusation but from the
conscience of the accused."
Is the day past when the student
who comes to college Is a gentla-man- ?

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here, arc possessed of the high sense
of honor which such a scheme
would require, Is a pretty large as-

sumption.
But the plan docs have Its merits.
It is worth a trial. If It falls, wc
will at least have the knowledge
that students have for once actually been "put upon their honor" In
Following a fnst game between the University of Ken
the matter of cheating. If it sucWILLIAM ARDERV
tucky Wildcats and the University of Cincinnati on Stoll field j
supereven as well
yesterday afternoon, which resulted in an easy 7 to 2 victory! Since we arc quite sure that the ceeds it would be as faculty
vision,
a gain over the
for the Devereaux proteges, the Blue and White squad re-- i hero and heroctte worshippers present system.
tired to the privacy of the basement of the Men's gymnasium nround this resort are Interested no At William and Mary college, a
and proceeded to elect J. D. Barnes, of Quicksand, Ky., ju- end In knowing how the above men- professor, In
commenting upon the
nior in the College of Education, and first string catcher dur- tioned mighty ones will spend their j
ing the past season, to the captaincy of the team for the 1931 vacations we have gone to a great
season.
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