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Editor', The Michigan Daily:
"Where there's smoke, there's fire,"
runs the old adage. It still holds true
today.
There can be no denying that critic-
ism of the lit school has been vitrolic
and continuous. Were this fault-find-
ing the outburst of a. disappointed
freshman or of even a small body of
students, it might be suspected that
the remarks were, prompted by feel-
ings of prejudice. but where the comn-
plaints have been as specific, as in-I
sistant, as general, and as bitter as
they have been with regard to certain
phases of the College Hof Literature,
Science, and the Arts, there must be
some foundation for dissatisfaction.
Surely the failure of over one-fifth
of the total enrollment of the entire.
college in a single semester proves
that something is radically wrong.
Where a teaching staff is so incapable
that it is unable to fulfill its sole
and only duty to more than 1,000 stu-
dents, there is something wrong some,~
where.
In justice to those instructors who
have, and are, so honestly, whole-
souledly, and faithfully trying to co-
operate and help the students it is only
fair that the real condition of the
school be carefully examined.
If there is _dry-rot, let it be got rid
of. The patient is better after the
operation. It is only those with a
guilty conscience who try to hamper
honest investigation.
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Broadway Brevities
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TODAY
Screen
Majesti+-.-Cecil B. DeMille's pro-
duction, "Forbidden Fruit."
Pathe News.
Arcade--"The Price of Posses-
sion," with Ethel Clayton. Com-
edy, "Tea for Two," Kinograms
and Bray Picto.
Wuerth-Zena Keefe in "Red
Foam." Snub Pollard comedy
and Pathe Review.
Orpheiun-"Nomads of the
North," Mermaid comedy and
International News.
THIS WEEK
Stage
Garrlck (Detroit)-Henry Hull,
Alma Tel(, and George Marion
in the comedy, "When We Are
Young."
Schubert (Detroit)--Bert Wil-
liams and George McKay in
the musical comedy, "Broad-
way Brevities of 1920."
Monday
Whitney--"Up in Mabel's Room,"
a comedy with a kick.
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ZENA KEEFE and HARRY TIGHE Stars
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