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Athletic Editor....... Karl Mattheifs
Assistant ...........G. C. Eldredge
Music and Drama .... Earl V. Moore
Intercollegiate News Harold G. McGee
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Editorials.
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Edward G. Kemp Maurice Myers
Night Editors.
Maurice Toulme Mack Ryan
Loren Robinson Robert Gillett
Wallace Weber C. Harold Hippler
to light.
If class relays are to be run in the
future instead of being decided] by for-
feiture as in the past; If, the ordinary
athlete is to be encouraged by the ad-
vancement of a hope that through his
efforts he may win_ a numeral, cr have
his name engraved on the r"elay shic'J;
if undiscovered track possibilities a rn
to be discovered; the barring of ".A"
imen from class track activities should
be effected.
SOCIALIST DO-OR OF BOOBS
HOPES FOR APIIECIATION.
Joseph Labadie of Detroit, wvho re-
gently presented the university with a
good-sized library of books upon so-
cialistic subjects has written the re-
gents thanking them for their accept-
ance -of the gift.
In closing he expresses a hope that
those students' and faculty who per-
use his collection, and get Qfrom it
any satisfaction and pleasure,' may
think once in a while of the man who
gave the books. That he is interest-
ed in having his books read by the
students is manifest in this paragraph:
"If any of this literature will in the
slightest degree clear the student's
mind of the vulgar and ignorant no-
tions now and hereafter prevalent rel-
ative to anarchism, it will be worth all
it has cost in effort and money."
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SUNDAY, JANUARY 21, 1912.
Night Editor-Rack Ryan.
Class Track Disinterest.
Firm and set rules keep "M" men out
of class football and baseball. A mat-
ter of a few weeks, and track activities,
both small and large, will- be -answer-
ing the curtain 'call. It is apropos, we.
take it, to inquire why similar firm andi
set rules do not keep "M"' track ,E'l
out of class track activities.
By class' track activities, in this
sense, we mean the class relays. In
these events, letter men have always
been permitted to compete. Conse-
quently, if any class has more "M '
sprinters than any one of its, contenm
porartes, the championship is practi-
cally decided "before the season has
ever opened. With the competition
thus prematurely removed, those ath-
letes who regard themselves as ordi-
nary only, find little incentive to make
that preparation which might remove
them from the ordinary. For this rea-
son it is reasonable to believe that
D~ean Cooley to Return Tomorrow.
Dean. Mortimer E. Cooley, who has
been in Washington, D. C., the past
week, will return tomorrow.
UNSTITUTES NEW METHOD OF
FLECTING PI BETA KAPPAS
ITHACA, N. Y., Jan. 2p.--To secure
greater accuracy and uniformity In the
Phi Beta Kappa elections, the local
chapter *at, Cornell has instituted a
modified 'form of election. Juniors:
seniors and graduate students in the
department of Arts and Sciences whose
work has been along literary lines, ar41
who have given promise of, ability'to
do independent wvork, are "eligible for
membership. An annual as well as a
general average of over 80 is neces-
sary for ,consideration by thte society
A list of all such students is sent by
the registrar of the society to all the
faculty members with the request that
he mark, the names with a letter as
"a," "b,~ or "c," thus giving his opin-
ion as to the class the, candidate be-
longs in, with reference to the stu-
dents intellectual ability only.
The president of the chapter then
has this data tabulated bSr two inde-
pendently working members, who pre-
sent it to the society.
M4erch ant Hears from' Bogus Check.
After the depredation on his till
made by the bogus check cashed some
days ago, the proprietor of a State
street book store was agreeably sur-
prised' to find in his mail, three days
later, a five dollar bill and three ones.
the exact amount of the forgery. In
explanation of this unusual turn of af-
fairs, an appended note gave the book-
man to understand that the forgery
was a sad error, perpetrated by one
who was fundless and who had used
the writer's name as a convenience.
The. letter 'was' postmarked Ann Arbor,
and the writer 'Intimated that his
knowledge of the entire matter camne
to him only through the item -in the
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