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SATURDAY MAY 25, 1912. j
Night Editor-Mzaurice Toulme.
Meeting of editorial and reportorial
staffs today at 1 p. m. lembers and
tryouts must be present.
That Reserve List.
We are always pleased when we
learn that some department in the
university is having an influence in
practical life. We are particularly
pleased to find that our department of
philosophy is extending its influence
outside the classroom, and that' the
ethical doctrines there promulgated
are being put into practice in every
day life. We had often heard it an-
nounced in Philosophy 1, that the de-
partment in which we are being pre-
sented three hour's credit was "quite
some" department as far as influence
went, but we never clearly realized
just how all-pervading this influence
was, until we witnessed the effect of
the Categorical Imperative on the uni-


the idle would be stimulated to indus-
try, and stumbling blocks would be
removed from the road of those who
are already overburdened with work,
thus bringing about a state of affairs
which would redound greatly to the
credit of our university and have the
best results for the moral well-being
of the students.
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EXPLANATORY LETTERS SENT
OUT REGARDING CELEBRATION
University Officials Plan to Meet In-
vited Delegates at Trains
On Arrival.
Supplementary letters giving par-
ticulars of the Anniversary celebra-
tion have been sent to all colleges and
universities which have been invited
to send delegates here this June. In
the letters Chairman Effinger of the
Executive committee requests that all
delegates be in Ann Arbor by Tuesday,
June 25, as the committee plans to
meet the delegates at the trains, notice
is requested of the time of arrival.
Delegates as well as alumni are ex-
pected to register as soon as possible
after arrival, at the Alumni Room in
Memorial hall. Mail and telegrams
can be sent to the alumni room and
will be delivered to the registered rep-
resentatives and visitors.
In order that the guests may meet
one another and the members of the
faculties, the University club has ar-
ranged for a smoker in Memorial hall,
Tuesday evening, June 25.
FIVE MEN INITIATED INTO
THE MYSTERIES OF ALCHEMY
Amid the fumes of isobalearic acid
and other kindred odors and smells,
five chemical engineers were introduc-
ed into the mysteries of "Alchemists,"
the chemical honorary society, Thurs-
day night. The neophytes taken in
were James Craig, '14 E, Austin Irvine;
'14 E, Joseph Bogue, '14 E, George
Wiley, '14 E, and L. C. Brown, '13 E.
PROFESSORS RETURN FROM
SCHOOL INSPECTION TOUR,
Prof. W. B. Ford of the mathemat-
ics department has been in the north-
ern part of the state on a tour
of school inspection during the first
part of this week. He has visited the
schools in West Branch, Gaylord,
Grayling, Cheboygan, and Onaway. He
will return this -evening.
Assistant Professor A. R. Critten-
den returned yesterday from an in-
spection tour in and around Frank-
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really quite thoughtful of the
authorities to take so much
to keep our souls from con-
i sin and turpitude by locking
ie naughty books, and permit-
ly instructors to read them,
dislike to offer any criticism
well-meant .efforts, but we
fear that the teachings of the
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In the first place, the department of
philosophy never lapses from the log-
ical. But we feel quite certain that
even the sweep of the Hegelian dialer-
tic would never be able to reconcile
such contradictions as are manifested
by putting Boccaccio's stupid and
comparatively harmless "Decameron"
and the valuable scientific works of
Havelock Ellis under lock and key,
while Rabelais, the "Heptameron" of
Margaret of Navarre, and the works
of Crebillon are permitted to run at
large without even so much as a muz-
zle or a collar and tag.
Moreover, so far as we have been
able to discover in listening to the
discourses of the philosophers, more
good could probably be accomplished
in other ways by keeping away from
us the vulgarities which we have to
allow for in writers whose standards
of conventional morality are not the
same as ours. We would suggest that
it might be a good idea to permit the
books which have a real literary or
scientific value to be accessible to
those who wish to profit by them,
while it would be a happy stroke of
genius to put the works of Richard
Harding Davis, and others of his
school, under lock and key so that the
less frantic seekers for knowledge
would have to get out and ,hustle for
permission to read them., In this way

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