Y. M. C. A. Notes.
In the general complaint now be
ing made about college concerning
the “misappropriation” of property,
the Y. M. C. A. is compelled to
take a share. Various things have
been taken from Room 273 and but.
little has been said, but just last
week the two large tables used for
games and reading matter have
disappeared. In the last Collegian
appeared an article concerning- the
“Tacks Regulation” in which ar
ticle it was stated 'that a student
should have a right to the free use
of his own room. We believe that
the Y. M. C. A. should not be de
nied the same privileges in its rooms
that the students exercise in -their
rooms. As it is the Association
dares not place in room 273 any
pennant or other decoration save
articles of- such a -character which no
student would care to take. The
association fits out this room for the
Continued on page S.
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