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Roller skating on the campus must
stop.
The auditing board of the unversity
ls&ied this ultimatum yesterday fol-
lowing numerous complaints, by stu-
dents, faculty members and pedestri-
ans. Notices will be posted about the
campus today.
The board states that skating on the
big square enclosing the campus is
not objectionable, but that the hum-
drum on the walks which cut through
the university square must cease.
Deputation Team Visits Eaton Rapids
University Y. M. C. A. deputation
team will go to Eaton Rapids Friday
afternoon, remaining until Sunday
night, to interest the high school men
there in the university.
Hoisting Derrick Towers 100 Feet
Towering 100 feet above the men
working on the foundation of the new
stadium on Ferry field, the frame of
the tall derrick, which will elevate
concrete for building the superstruc-
ture, was completed yesterday.
CA 1PUS IN BRIEF
-The last number of the American
Naturalist contains a contribution on
"The Biology of the Thysanoptera" by
Professor A. F. Shull of the zoologi-
cal department. The material for the
article Was obtained at the biological
station at Douglas Lake in the summer
of 1912.
-Professor 0. C. Glaser will lecture
on "The Natural History of the Oys-
ter" before the class in zoology 24, in
the museum lecture room at 7:00
o'clock this evening.
-Quadrangle society is publishing a
book of poems and stories which have
been read at the society meetings dur-
ing the past ten years. The book,
which will contain about 200 pages ofy
reading matter, will be reserved for
private circulation.
-Prof. T. X. Iden will continue his
lecture on "The Story of Jacob" in the
Bible Chair building at 4:10 o'clock
this afternoon.
-Members of this year's varsity de-
bating team will be presented with
Alger gold medals, in the oratory room
at 4:00 o'clock this afternoon. Those
who will receive them are Sylvan S.
Grosner, '14, Werner W.Schroeder, '14,
Samuel Witting, '15, Lyman S. Hulbert,
'14L, Karl J. Mohr, '15L, and Louis D.
David, '14L.
-Prof. C. F. Kroeh, of Stevens Insti-
tute of Technology, will speak today
at 11:00 o'clock in room 348 of the
engineering building. His subject is
"The Man and the Engineer.
-The Webster-Alpha Nu Cup debate
was postponed from April 16 to April
18, by the Oratorical board yesterday
in order to avoid conflict with the lec-
ture by Hon. Dean C. Worcester on
that date. The Jeffersonian-Adelphi
Cup debate will be held on April 17.
-The last chance to pay senior law
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have only satisfied themselves with
the issues of the orders for massacres,
but by the Turkish populace, I am sure
Professor Allen could not have had
the time to come'into contact with this
element, considering what he achieved
during those two years of his stay in
that land of "yarash-yarish," ("by-and
by"). Even if he did have the time,
he would lack the vehicle of commu-
nication-the knowledge of the lan-
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guages of the prospective races. Of
course I could also refer to the let-
ters of Prof. Allen fron Constantino-
pie (published in The Daily) describ-
ing so picturesquely the periods of
anxiety and terror, for fear that those
Turks, whom he would trust more
than other races, might break in. I
don't remember any such fear express-
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ural as it might be under the circum-
stances, is .not based on. an ample
study of the races. I can do no bet-
ter than to close by quoting William
ter painstaking study of Turkey and
races in Turkey, calls the Armenians
Yankees of Asia Minor," and for my
part, I would rather trust a Yankee in
any part of the world than a Turk.
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