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THE FHCHIGAN DAILY
Offal Newspaper at the Univerity
of Michigan.
Published every morning except Mon-
day throughout the school year.
Entered at the Post Office at Ann Ar-
bor, Michigan, under Act of Con-
gress of March 3, 1879.
MANAGING EDITOR
Walter I. Towers.
BUSINESS MANAGER
Albert B. Dilley'
Editors.
ews Editor........Harry Z. ola
Assistant............Frank Pennell
Athletic Editor........ Karl'Matthews
Assistant...........G. 0. Eldredge
Music and Drama ....Earl V. Moore
Intercollegiate News Harold G. McGee
Files ..............Emmett Taylor
Editorials.
Arthur B. Moehlman ran.E. Shaw
Edward G. Kemp Maurice Myers
Howell Van Auken Louis P. Haller
Night Editors.
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Wallace Weber C. Harold Hippler
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Reporters.
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J. Selig'Yellen Fred B. Foulk
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WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 1912.
Night Editor-C. Harold Hippler.
Too Many Critics.
There are two kinds of critics. The
first of these is the natural born, who
kicks at everything from the style of
his cradle to the amount of silver on
his coffin. In ordinary parlance, this
specimen is termed "knocker." Then,
there is the second variety, and this is
the man who gets paid for it and set-
tles down to ply the hammer for life.
These again divide themselves into
two classes, the destructive and the
constructive critic. The former va-
riety is common enough, the second is
a rare jewel for any community to
possess. At Michigan we are over-
burdened with the destructionist, the
variety who sits around on a padded
chair for four years and tears to pieces
the entire university system, not fail-
ing to omit a single detail or orgaui-
zation. This species comprises an ex-
ceedingly large number. Generally
they ha-e done nothing for their col-
lege and can see nothing but graft
.r , crooked work in anything that is
done. Nothing pleases, nothing fits in-
to their hazy idea of things. They
can find more flaws in a scheme, or
idea than could ever be crowded in, and
leave any structure whatsoever. The
good to them is like the proverbial
grain of wheat hidden in so much
chaff, that it is useless to search for
it.
Dissatisfied because men of ability
rise above them and climb into places
of prominence by their own untiring
efforts, they pick these to pieces, an-
alyze their motives and remold all sac-
cording to their own bighted views.
They are like the man who sits at
a musical recital and reads the notes
from the music placed before him to
see whether the player or singer miss-
es a note, the slightest coloring, or a
single pause. They dwell among us,
sufficient unto themselves, and having
never dusted out their own house, have
become so accustomed to dirt that they
cannot discern it.
Kindly and constructive criticism is
worth its weight in gold. It finds
flaws, only because it perceives that
something better might be substituted.
It destroys, only to rebuild in a more
beautiful and perfect manner. It is
not vandalism.
If we look closely enough, good can
be found in almost everything. This
the constructionist realizes, and works
upon it as a basis. He does not desire
to break down until he can offer a bet-
ter substitute. Such critics are rare
birds and much sought after. We
have much need to develop this vari-
ety, for Michigan's opportunities for
cohstructive work are great. There is
need for more insight and more sym-
pathy with the viewpoint of our fel-
low workers.Get together, and pull
together, for Michigan.
Time's flying.
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in the annual issued by the Chinese Regent B.
Students' Alliance in the United States, Regent
and will be circulated among the stu- has retui
dents in China, who contemplate stud-o where he
ying in American universities. livered a
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CHINESE TO LEARN OF MICHIGAN
Letter in Chinese Will be Circulated
Among Students in China.
Luen K. Kao, '12, has been commis-
sioned by President Albino Z. SyCip, of
the Chinese Students' club to prepare
a letter written in Chinese, embodying
the advantages offered by Michigan as
an educational center for Chinese stu-
dents. This letter will be published
The letter published in the annual
of the Alliance last year was the first
one attempted by the Chinese Stu-
dents' club, and it resulted in bring-
ing the attention of many Chinese stu-
dents to the relative merits of the
University of Michigan, and the local
club profited by an influx of new mem-
bers.
Each summer the members of the
club mail calendars of the university,
and personal letters to many students,
and Chinese youths, encouraging them
to register at Michigan, and this year
Pres. SyCip plans to carry on an ex-
tensive correspondence in the hope of
doubling the present enrollment of
Chinese students here.
TWENTY
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