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...effects of party rule in cities are bad. - (a) The election of inferior men to office, (1) Mediocre or "available" men: J. H. Univ. Studies IV, p. 95; (2) Political bosses; Von Holst; Const. Law, p. 331. - (b) Deals. - (c) Treatment of municipal offices as party spoils; J. H. Univ. Studies V. p. 61. - (d) The State Legislature is apt to interfere in city affairs: Ency. Brit. XVII, 463; Lalor I, 464; Bryce...
...lunch yesterday in Memorial is the third time such a disturbance has occurred this year, and it should most emphatically be the last. If some men in Memorial are determined to show the ungentlemanly side of their nature the directors of the Dining Association should make a stringent rule to meet such cases, and the next time the offenders make an exhibition of themselves, expel them from the hall. The repetition of the offense three times justifies severe measures. It is, of course, unfortunate that people are allowed to show their own bad taste by their presence in the gallery...
Whatever may be thought of this part of the article, however, we will all agree with the protest against the present method of putting the ball in play which allows the opposing centre rusher half the ball. It is this rule which is in a large measure responsible for the present senseless struggle which goes on in the rush line before the ball is put in play. Mr. Leeds is right in saying that interference should begin only after the ball has been put in play, but that it doesn't and won't so long as each side owns...
...strong student opinion is usually found back of faculty regulations. Student opinion is the strongest force in college life. It establishes college standards much more surely than faculty regulations do, and it is always unfortunate when the two cannot go hand in hand. On the wisdom of the probation rule students and faculty are practically a unit; it is on the interpretation of that rule that a difference may arise...
...lesson to the extent of keeping the men off the eleven altogether will make it more impressive. Athletic men see plainly that they must do their work to have the same freedom that men have who do keep their standing. They have seen the college supporting the rule of the Faculty which demands this. And in case it is shown that the men are not worthy of being released from probation they will see the college still supporting the rule in the face of as severe a trial as could well be given it. But with the feeling...