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II, may ,.ull through hi. cou.{ «ch«lul. In eff Mt AprO. I.t, 1«4.
iftcr a fashion, hut when he corns
to confront the world, and its <-
drink delicious
mauds, he will find that he 1
done the worst thing for himst
ilence nothing is truer than the
homely proverd “Honesty is the
Interest to tlio students best policy.”
Mr. Lincoln is credited with say
ing: “You may fool all the people
sometime; ybu may fool some of the
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tions are espeelally solicited.
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morons:
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A. \V. Stephens, l,oeal llusiucss Manager.
II A. Alexander, 'lid. O. W. lteab, ''.if).
P, l„ Fleming, 'Ul, I). Marrow llril, ’!I4.
IV. IV Harbin, ’04 W. W.Chaiiillcr’Ufl.
T. A MeOregor,'HI, L. H. Warren, Ia»w.
II. C. Moreno. '98,
fool all the people all the time.” A
man who is constantly seeming to
fool others will in the end fool him
self. *
Hilt college life is heset with so
many suggestions to make slight de
parlures that it is ditlicult, I confess,
to do just as has been suggested.
Hut the measure of success will
he determined by just a few simple
principles comprehended iu the oi
word duty.
Till; UNIVERSITY IKIAT CLUB
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bboad street.
THE MOST STYLISH HATS,
NICEST LINE OF
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And the most complete line of Young
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The entrance upon college life
Among the several clubs organ
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is of more interest ami profit than the
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the Venture of a young limn into the University lhial Club. The boy
arena of self government. For that looks upon his college course
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Toilet Articles.
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and
once he is left to himself. A few
simple principles lead to success;
as a season for close confinement to
his room and for poring over hooka
a disregard of them insures failure, makes a mistake, and gels only a
These few principles may he cm- part of the good to he derived from
bodied in It om- word lU’TY. A
slight/ ., . from scholastic
duty, no Hint), i Mow, or by whom,
is prophetic of a greater departure, ful method.
When once a student gains his eon
sent to disregard the claims of duty
a college course. Hours of study
should alternate with hours of rec
reation, and this is the only success-
Ouldoor exercise is
hi st, and of all forms of open air
exercise perhaps none are more in-
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Kr.AU IXAV:.'
RK AI > UP.
No. 11.
that moment a breach is made in vigorating and effective than that
liis character and it may lead to a
blast of his future hopes. A craw
fish may lie the means of destruc
tion of the most formidable levee
along the Mississippi river.
Wc are not moralizing, we are
of rowing. This several of the sin
dents have recognized, and organ
izeil themselves into a boat club.
II. A. Alexander is president, and
among the members of the club are
M. A L. Halley, Have Harrow, drd.
simply stating a few facts winch no j|. Itaeon, Kd. Kvals, Jim Dunlap
young man in college can afford to andtico. Heekvtt. Among the best
disregard.
oarsmen ate Jim Dunlap and Dave
Kvery student should aspire to be Harrow,
a gentleman. lie w ill find other The river from the cheek factory
students that are not such. Hut lie upward furnishes pretty ground,
should sen to it that he become one. and the landing is at the factory.
The saying is a true one “polite- Tlic club has three pretty and well
ness is cheap." It is part of a young built boats, named Atalanla, Daisy
man's education to seek to develop
those liner ipialitics which show
themselves iu common courtesy.
To he a student, looking out to fu
ture us, fulness, if not prominence,
and at the same time a boor, is a
practical contradiction. Ordinary
politeness among his fellows, on
the campus ainl in the class room,
w ith the officers of the college, w ith
and Iris. The club has erected a
splendid boat house at the landing
where »I1 of the boats and appurte
nances are preserved.
Much interest is takcp in this
club Almost every afternoon its
boats can be seen plying the river,
and especially in the afternoons on
w hich there is no d> ill. The meui
hers very often go down at night to
anybody—this should bo the aim of indulge in this best of all sport,
every student. If he gain his con The boys are practicing for their -
sent to be other tbau polite, then tournament, which w ill occur so mi
just to that degree does he render time before commencement, aii\! it
promises to be a great success. I
future success less probable. A
student may indulge in booking, in
falsifying his word, iu rowdyism,
iu impoliteness, indeed in anything versify faculty w ill
but duty, aud he will find his course Europe this summer.
Two or three members of the Uni
sojouru •' in
all sDo- s train, ran Dally sxcspl It and U, wluch da aal run oa Sunday.
SlsopingUara between Atlanta and Chnrlsstoa, Angaat. nad Atlanta, Augusta aid Mason i
Night alo
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40k W WRITE,
travailing Psasanger Agvai.
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