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Official Newspaper at the University
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Published every morning except Mon-
day throughcut the school year.
Entered at the 'ost Office at Ann Ar-
bor, Michigan, under Act of Con-
gress of March 3, 1879.
MANAGING EDITOR.
- Walter K. Towers.
BUSINESS M&ANAGER
Albert R. Dilley
Editors.
News Editor ........Harry Z. Fols
Assistant ............Frank Pennell
Athletic Editor........Karl Matthews
Assistant............G. C. Eldredge
Files ................Emmett Taylor
Music and Drama .... Earl V. Moore
Intercollegiate News Harold G. McGee
Editorials.
Arthur B. Moehlman Frank E. Shaw
Edward G. Kemp Maurice Myers
Night Editors.
Maurice Toulme Mack Ryan
Wallace Weber C. Harold Hippler
Loren Robinson Robert Gillett
Reporters.
usual frame of mind.
For several weeks we can sit back
with our heels cocked on the table or
mantel and knock the weather. It is
a time of preparation. The track team
is busy wearing out the gym floor and
the baseball squad is trying to raise
the batting standards of the seasons
past. Some are preparing for the next
series of examinations. The Daily
does not like to boast, but a word or
two of what we are going to do this
semester ought not to be amiss. Our
policey will, in the main, be the same
as in the past-to aid and encourage
every legitimate college enterprise. We
hope to make The Daily rank first
among publications of its kind.
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Advertising Mgr ...Elmer P. Grierson
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Do Your Stunt.
"He who doeth his work and cut-
teth out the gabfest shall on the great
day of Readjustment stand in." It is a
fact for Elbert Hubbard, Word Jug-
gler Extraordinary, talking to himself
recently, acknowledged as much. if
men and women today would eat less
and sleep less, kick less and brag less,
fear less and hope less, yes, and pray
less and DO MORE, (repeat slowly)
what a hustling little world we would
have. Nowhere is this fact better il-
lustrated than in -our colleges. Each
is filled with polished palaverers, pet-
ty politicians, penniless poker players,
painfully patient plodders, pedigreed
pests and pubescent philosophers but
where, oh where are the students who
are really DOING SOMETHING? How
many are growing instead of merely
swelling? Be yourself and you will be-
distinguished, says someone, but you
had better grab a good live wire if you
lack voltage. When you speak, say
something; when you work, do some-
thing. Maintain a ratio of one part
talk and nine parts judgment and use
the nine parts judgment to tell when to
use the on part talk.
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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1912.
Night Editor-Wallace Weber.
The New Semester.
With the backbone of winter still un-
broken and the -mercury so far down
the tube that it cannot be interviewed,
The Daily opens the second semester
with a hearty welcome for its readers
and also for the few' who wish they
were. Exams are past and we are
pleased to note that a few of our
friends are still among us. Some few
have disappeared, but they do not seem
to have expected a long sojourn with
us, so there are no hard feelings.
Hard luck tales from the different de-
partments graced an unusualy blue
Monday and our friends of the engi-
neering department indulged in some
fancy and gilt edge swearing for our
benefit. All of which goes to show
what a college education will do for
a man. The "J" hoppers have come
and gone and we are in the midst of a
temporary financial depression. So,
taking everything together, we are en-
tering upon the second semester in the
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WE CAN'T FIND TYPE LARGE
ENOUGH TO EXPRESS OUR SOR-
ROW AT BEING BACK.
Not that we aren't glad to be back
but the regret attaches to the unfortu-
nate truth that our return is coincident
with the resumption of hostilities with
our friends the professorial enemy.
Don't think for a minute that, much
as we prize our ,unpopularity, we claim
any relation of cause and effect.
All those who went to the hop and
have sore feet raise their hands.
All those who didn't go to the hop
and have lame elbows respond by the
usual sign.
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That makes it unanimous.
Aside from stopping the hop for
calls for Messrs. Lawn and Gink the
finest thing we noted at the lat% orgy
was the appearance of Norm Hill, late
bug hereabouts; adorned in evening
clothes plus a gilt police badge.
Dora Lean Jibbey is demanding an
addition to ier office to accmommodate
the post-Hop enquiries so we pause to
move our desk, office, pen, and ink-
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