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Editor, The Michigan Daily:-
What is the matter with our mas
meetings? Where is the enthusias
which characterized such meetings i
former years? It used to be that whe
a cheer was called for, the re
sponse came in a throat-tearing, mad
'r dened, exulting roar that fired ever
mind and sent blood racing in a frenz
of excitement. That was the spirit
that was the "pep." That is whata
mass meeting is for. To show eac
member of the team that every ma
wants him to win. That is the psy
chology of the thing.
And what do we find in place of this
An orderly gathering that marche:
calmly to its seats, listens to a fe
well chosen and dignified words, me
chanically barks out a few yells, an(
then as calmly meanders home t
peaceful sleep. That isn't what w<
want. We want to be savages an
cave men for a while. That's what w
used to find at old time mass meetings
and it is a shame that we can not kee
up the custom.
No man should judge harshly unless
he knows where to lay the blame. I
this case there are four things tha
have done much to kill the "pep."
First and foremost, there is the fus
ser. Fussers do not yell; they jus
bring the girls to witness the spectac-
le. They plant themselves in the mids
of the throng, separating enthusiast
and dampening ardor. Keep the fuss
ers away, or if not, set them where
they belong, in the middle of a crow
of girls. And, incidentally, with all
due respect for the gentler sex, give
fellows the preferred seats. One nev-
er thinks of putting girls in the cheer
ing section on Ferry field for the rea-
son that it demoralizes the yelling,
Then why give them such a position in
a mass meeting thatthey may work
havoc on the spirit there?
Second, too many come to the meet-
ings to be entertained. This isn't a
display to outsiders of Michigan spirit.
They can see all they want of that
down at the game. Yet hundreds come
merely to view this unusual and enor-
mous collection ct college 'students,
gathered together in one of the most
wonderful halls in the world. They sit
in admiring silence, when the seats
they occupy should be filled by the
hundreds of enthusiastic students,
standing outside the doors. Any stu-
dent who was unable to secure a tick-
et, and the number was surely great,
feels with double force the strength
of this argument. No wonder Haff had
a hard job getting up "pep"; no won-
der he complained of the lack of spirit
and the listless cheering.
Third, there is the present poor sys-
tem of giving out tickets. The only
result of this is to allow outsiders to
secure any number of pasteboards,
while the students suffer in conse-
quence.
1, myself, secured the next to the
last ticket at 12:45 o'clock Friday, and
the last one went as I was handing
over my coupon. Surely, hundreds
were disappointed Friday afternoon.
Do away with all this ticket nonsense.
Why not present coupons at the door,
then only students would be sure to
get in, and none would be disappoint-
ed. The dozens who have neither time
nor convenience to get around to the
Union, would be sure of admission, and
the rest of us would be spared the
nuisance of making an extra trip to;
the Union.. Moreover, there could not
possibly be any chance for favoritism
or irregularities, which I do not claim
exist, but which, are easily possible
under the present system.
The fourth "pep" killer is an out-;
growth of the ticket system. Whereas,
formerly, it was, come early and rush
for good seats, now, it is, take yourI
time and be assured of a highly satis-
factory position. The exhilaration of
rushing for places is nearly gone. That
was where the "pep" used to start.
From this state, it was the simplest
thing in the world for a speaker to
arouse great enthusiasm. But now
the crowd files in as to a theater. The
speaker says his piece, amuses for an
instant, and then retires to be replaced
by another actor. And when all is over,
the theater crowd files solemnly out.
The spirit is wrong, the atmosphere is
wrong, the system is wrong.
VICTOR H. SUGAR, '16.
ORPHEUM THEATRE
House of Famous Plays by Famous Players
Thur., Fri., Nov. 5-6-Subjects changed to
Hobart Bosworth in" "Burning Daylight" by
Jack London. j
Sat., Nov. 7--Big Comedy Sensation in 3
parts-"Bungling Bunk's Bunco."
War Notes by Pathe Weekly.
Mon., Tues., Nov. g-ro-Karl Kienlichner in
Schiller's Immortal Drama. "William Tell."
Wed., Nov. --Mrs. Fiske in "Tess of D'Ur-
bervilles." by Thomas Hardy.
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Tuesday, Nov. 10.
"MOTHER." Emma Dunn in her original part
as mother. A drama depicting all he p4-
tience, kindness and love that the word
"Mother" always implies. A William A.
Brady Production.
Wednesday, Nov. 11.
Nat of the Hills, Drama.
DoN's Chaperone, Comedy.
Strike at coal Dale, Drama.
When' Bess got in Wrong, Comedy.
Thursday, Nov. 12.
"VICTORY." Spectacular War Drama, made
with the aid and permission of the United
States Navy. Cast includes Rear Admiral
Badger. Secretary of the Navy, Daniels, and
Catpa n lrtson of the Utah.
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