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of excessive drinking at all university functions. This has always
been one of the responsibilities of
the council, but special attention is
to be given the mntter this year,
due to the fnrt that the condition
was so much In evidence at the
Oeorgia Tech game.
The attention of the council was
called to several students who persisted In the use of loud profanity
which of course proved most embarrassing to everyone In that par
ticular section. This demonstration
of culture was climaxed by the
throwing of bottles, a practice which
might, prove quite Injurious to an
innocent person.
Whrn conditions reach such a
height It is necessary for the council to take some action on the mat
ter. Definite plans are being made
and the support of higher authorities has tren assured, in order that
the council might have control
over the situation.
Id will probably be necessary to
expel one or two members from the
student body in order to Impress
upon the minds of the students that
such repulsive conduct will not be
tolerated at the university. This
may seem very drastic, but when
thi situation demands it, all per
sonal feelings are disregarded. There
is no doubt in the minds of the
council that this deplorable condition must be averted, and it will be
merciless in its drive to prevent
future recurrences.
Tliis comes as a warning to nil
students that no evidence of excessive Intoxication will be tolerated at any university functions,
whether it be a football game, dance,
or some other meeting of the student body. These demonstrations are
not only embarrassing to the students, but also give the university
a bad name.
No mercy will be shown the offenders in the fture, so it will b"
to the welfare of every member of
the student body to be careful of
his conduct.

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HE IIFFFRRFI) RUSHING MOVEMENT DEAD?

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A
time vrto many important
measures in the Congress of the
United States and other Important
legislative bodies have been killed
method. It Is
by this lalssrz-fair- e
very often the nemesis of the indifferent and is always a powerful
weapon in the hands of enemies.
The movement for deferred fraternity rushing seems definitely
'
headed towards this "way of all
flesh" if action in the right direction Is not soon taken on the matter. Immediately following the fall
rushing season there was great agitation as a result of dissatisfaction
with the evils of the present system and th lnterfraternity council took up the question with a great
deal of enthusiasm. However, the
fire has apparently died and unless
the fraternities b'come more "denext fall
ferred
will find us with the same inefficient system in practice. Such would
be little short of tragic, especially
since the need for revision is so
apparent and is favored by so many
fraternity men.
It is therefore time for action
tnrougn one cnannei or anomer.
Three unusual courses of study,
The two proposed methods which op-- n to the public, are being offered
offer themselves, namely the six at Yale this semester. They include
weeks' system and the whole se- - j a course in "world problems" with
mester plan, have heretofore been current newspapers as texts, a study
explained in the KERNEL, and one of the ninete-.ntcentury novel in
or the other has b?en approved by America, and a survey of Western
u uireis. me lumici sai- - ; Brf from nnripnt Firvnr. to the nres- KiuiuHv
isfies even the most conservative ent time.
so that there can be no doubt that
deferred rushing of some kind is
Mt. Holyoke girls like ham, it
wanted.
would seem. The college chef preNot only will the fraternities prof- pares it 560 pounds at a time.
it individually by the plan, but the
Greek system as a whole will be
strengthened at the university. The
All Makes
fraternities will individually be relieved of the worries and inconveniences of the present short system and at the same time prestige
will be added to the fraternity system as a whole by enabling it to
eliminate the mistakes which occur In the choosing of new men under the present plan. Let's cooperSALE OR RENT
ate, fellow Greeks, and adopt deSpecial Rental Rates to
ferred rushing!
rushing-conscious-

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He on the lookout, for a big
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By INfiY
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Frank Thomas .... Alabama conch
Tlcrt "Man o' War"
Rays that
And the scandal column will ...
This ci limin will appear on Fridays.
Johns n and Bob "Twnty Orand"
Tuesdays
Thus it will give the "snooper" a full week Davis are the two best backs in the
be published on
Now he won't have to use the same nation.
In which to gather his material
Who Is going to win the prize for
names lor ench edition. .. .Also running both columns In one Issue takes
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you don't like the nrw arrangement Just holler. the year.... Try your best anvway.
up too much space. .If
this
FliSee some of the freshmen have
In regards to a certain item that appeared In this column last
settled down to steady coin ting Inrty Evidently there were quite a few persons on the campus who
perof the
a couple of statements. .Also there were some who took the stead
first few weeks.
It was not m'ant as a slain formances of thelong some of these
as they were meant to be taken
remarks
Wonder how
against Billy Jacob's orchestra. .Instead It was a crack at those porsons romances will last. . . .Some of them
still fall for the "pinning" gag
who asked that his orchestra be allowed to play for one of the
pretty soon.
turned around and griped when the dance was It ought to grow oldwould explain
dances. .. .And then
Wish some one
persons who would have willingly comover ... Know of two or three
advantage there Is in
the Just what girl "pinned"
8eems
having a
mitted murder after seeing last Friday's column. .. The crowd at
and
w a a Tntrnmural dnnce la-- Saturday was mighty slim. .Maybe the to cause a lot of argumentswhere
what have you. .. .Wonder
name detracts .... Social
Oeorge will be this week.... See he
with dances this voted
seems
Seemed to be three cliques left his horse the other day
year
Nigger in the wood Just an also ran
Hear there were two lea this time
Ohio State- dances yesterday afternoon. .. One pile
S"e one of the candidates
ought
one for the presidency was passing out Notre Dame game Saturday
And
by the dormitory gals
to be the best one of the year ...
Wish cigars
by the transfer students
They were good ones
Wouldn't bet either way.... They
the weather around here would make Hear O. D. K. Is giving a dance Sat- sav that the "Fighting Irish" are
many
day hot. .One urday night
up its mind
One
Wonder how
in the least bit worried. . . .MayOne day rain ..Looks will be in attendance
Hear the not
day cold
have something on that
crowd is going to the K'ntucklan is going to give Its be they Scourge"
like quite a
The new sogame....SuKy Is charter- dance in conjunction with the Jun- - "Scarlet
Alabama
ciety column seems to be going
That ought to or League this year
ing a special train
That ought over with that well known bang
subscription
Way back when a cer- to be good
All
be a riot
tain Journalism professor played dances cease after Thanksgiving.
C. P. Reeves, Mt. Olivet, was a
Do you
trombone in the band
That ought to be a relief to week-en- d
guest at the Triangle
Large some people
Many of the house.
still dot your "Is" prof
gathering at the pep
Don't forget to b? at
last night
the station when the team comes
back
Whether they win, lose, or
draw. .They should win.
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Plans for a swell
are well under way
It promts s
Heard
to be one of the best ever
a good one the other night
It
seems that two pledg"S
Each
from a separate lodge on the campus
Got a little inebriated the
At the one lodge they
other night
PLAY-BY-PLA- Y!
gave the pledge ten licks for getting intoxicated
And then gave
more for getting
him twenty-fiv- e
Enjoy
more with a New 1936
intoxicated with a pledge from anWonder what
other certain lodge
they did with the boy at the other
lodge.... The first six weeks of
school have gone by too fast
Hope the n'xt six are better than
EASY TERMS
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Looks like it is going to
the last
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