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FRIDAY, JANUARY 16. 1925
THE LIONS DEN
Wilde the columns of the COLLEGIAN have always' been open
to students, faeult) and townspeople who might wish to express in
dividual views on topics of general Interest, there has long been a
feeling that much good material in the lorm of poems, sketches and
humorous items fail to get proper attention because there has been
no particular space designated for this purpose.
With the intention of suppl)ing this need, the COLLEGIAN
introduces its new column entitled, IHE LIONS DEN, by Daniel
Under this head still be found articles written in a light vein and
intended primarih for entertainment At some time or other, gentle
reader, von might think that "Daniel," in his attempts to be witty,
is getting rather personal Old Daniel himself assures the public
that nothing of the hind is intended
The policy cf inx Ring open discussion on general topics will
be confirmed Letters intended for the Letter Box must be signed for
the purpose of identification, but the name will be withheld if it is
so desired If you see or hear something funny, write it down and
send it to Daniel
DISCUSSION GROUPS
"The place of compulsion in building college traditions," is the
first subject that came up for discussion among the student-faculty
groups last night The Y M C A has started the ball rolling and
already it has of:citified sufficient momentum to bring together fifty
group leaders who are now conducting classes on the topics which
sere printed in last Tuesday's COLLEGIAN
The efforts of the "IY" and those student leaders and members
of the faculty, oho are taking a more than passing interest in the
solution cf these campus problems, mark the beginning of a rrc , hod
bj which many of these questions man be solved
In no respects are the meetings confined to any group or class,
at every gathering there emsts a democratic spirit which cal's these
men together for an informal and thorough round table talk •••hich
Lon do no other than prove beneficial to those who participate and to
the College in general
That there is some interest being shown by the undergraduate
body in its attempt to coke these - problems is manifest in the addi
tional questions that have been added to the questionnaire At pres
ent there is an abundance of subjects for discussion, what is wanted
is more students to c\press their views and to hear what others
think about the saint subject
SELF CENSORSHIP
A cermin individual once said, "Let a man or woman in (I com
munity go astray and that person is blamed, but should a college
or university student commit a wrongdoing, the entire collegiate
world is placed at fault" No better proof of this statement is to be
bound than the severe criticism hurled at one of the South's leading
institutions of higher learning in which the student body as a whole
was rigorously censoied because of an obnomous party staged by a
certain few
There is a decided misapprehension on the part of many narrow
minded persons who apparently believe that a college or university
is a thing out of toe ordinaiy, that it is something in the nature of
"ieform school" 'this class of hypocrites stands ready at a mom
ent's notice to assail the college student for anything regarded by
the ordinary outsider as a matter-of-fact And it is the above men
tioned class that is making the road of the modern institution a hard
one to navel
These accusations seem discouraging, but after a little consid
eration the sky is clear A college or university is a small community
in which is to be found the bad as well as the good. And with a
trifle more reflection one learns that the average student of today
is doing all in his power to correct these wrongdoers who, in any
other community, would simply be brought before the law and
punished accordingly However, the knowledge seekers of this period
attempt to go further
In the case mentioned above, the accused students were found
guilty by the undergraduate governing body and immediately dis
missed from college And in this action lies a wonderful encourage
ment It indicates that the young men and women of today are
ready to condemn those wayward ones among them. It bears further
evidence that there is a strong desire for right and that the modern
student is well able to work out the problems of his awn com
munity.
No calamity overhangs the college or university of today as some
are inclined to believe America has nothing to fear from her 1925
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