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THlE MI HIGAN DAILY
Official newspaper at the Univertity o4
Michigan, Published eve: y morning except
Monday during the university year.
Entered at the post-office at Ann Arbor as
'Second-class nmatter. I
Ofiices : Ann Arbor Press Building. Sub-
scriptions: by carrier or mail, $2.50. Want1
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Store, The Delta, cor. Packard and State
Pbhones : Business, 96o; Editorial, 2414.
JohnS. Leonrd.......Buines Maage
Francis F. McKinney ...Managing t ditor
E. Rodgers Sylvester News Editor
Toni C. Reid ............... elegraph Editor
Verne Burnett.............Telegraph Editor
E. P. Wright....... .... .. .Sports Editor

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IS COLLEGE WORTH WHILE?
(McGill Daily)
"Is college worth while?" This is
aquestion which many persons, usual-
ly those unable to appreciate the ben-
efits of a university education through
ignorance of things as they exist at
such institutions, are fond of asking.
Does college pay, or does it not pay?
According to a college "professors"
who writes in School and Society, it
does not. It is singular that the writ-

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"Colleges have ceased to train
young men for the appreciation of
life. Boys of college age are ideal-
ists and hero worshippers. College
teachers have ceased to be the ideals
of the students. Modern college en-
vironmnents tend to give the student a
false perspective and distorted ideas
of relationship. One of the greatest
1weaknesses of the modern college is
the tendency to develop habits of in-
dolence. Students gain false ideas of
leadership. When a young man spends,
four years in an atmosphere charac-

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E. C. Musgrave l;. A. Sutter I eVident lack of cooperation between
K. S. McColl Maxwiell Cutting'
C. Et. Cam1pbell 1). NV. Shand himself and those in authority, it is
George 1Volrh demoralizing. Modern college life of-
- ~ fers unusual opportunities for immo-
rality. A student under modern con-
rlitions inev~itably comes to gain a
false philosophy of life and work,
3Rarely has such a category of the
WENEDA, AUAY 9,1 6 evils and ills attendant upon a col-
lege career been catalogued as that
Night Editor ........ A. Baumgarth of the "professor" quoted above. Few
there are who will deny that these are

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Within the past week campus opin-
ion has crystallized rapidly in favor
of safeguarding as far as possible the
Huron river. The most agonizing
thought for the parents of Harold
Korn was to know that he remained
alive in the water for thirty-five min-
'htes, and yet circumstances were such
that he could not be saved. That was
the real horror of the situation, and
the installation of safeguards is a di-
rect step toward the prevention of
such things in the future.
Already organizations .have taken
positive action. The Council has ap-
pointed a committee to work with the
city, authorities. and the Pastern Michi-
gan. Edison company in an effort to
devise ways and means for meeting
the problem. The Triangles have al-
ready put themselves down for a life
preserver. Seven other societies were
to take the question up this week.
WVith the initial inertia overcome,
all that is necessary is some organi-
zation to, take the leadership and see
that the ;momentum doesn't die down.
There is an old society-on the campus
wvhich has been revived from several
years, of lethargy and begun to do
things. It pushed the Goodfellow
novemnt to a successful conclusion.
We would like to see themr try their
ht nds. at this.
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indeed evils and that in all colleges
they exist. "We are, however, will-
ing to believe," says the Boston Dailyl
Herald, "that the advantages outnum-1
ber the evils of college life and. that it
is still worth while." And so is The
Daily, in spite of all this college "pro-
fessor" may say.

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Editor of The Michigan Daily:
There are but three buildings on the
campus that are adequately supplied
with drinking fountains; they are the
enginetring building, the law building
and the new science building. Doc-
tors agree that plenty of good water
is an important health necessity. Whv
doesn't Mr. Marks provide us with
the means of preserving and regaining
our health?
The down-town thirst parlors have
seen this need and have fortified them-i

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The second of a series of informal
receptions for all Episcopal students
in the university to meet the' parish-

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ioners of St. Andrew's church will be selves against it. But they. are a~
held in Harris hall tomorrow after- mile away, beside numerous other dis-
noon from 4:00 to 6:00 o'clock. All advantages to the thirsty student, who,
meni and women on the campus, to- may, by the way, be a co-ed; and to
gether with the university faculty who such the doors are barred. This is
are interested in the church, are very not a business getter for some plumb-
cordially invited to be present at-the er, but merely a suggestion for the
reception, benefit and convenience of those who
On account of the hour, all who do not have that camel-like hidiffer-
attend are requested to come direct i ence to water.
from classes and in their regular Mr. Marks, please give us water!
school clothes, F. H. SWEET, '18E.
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