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424 THE SCROLLsophomores from smoking and drinking, on the ground that they are stillinfants, at least in the academic sense."College students,-' he said, "should follow the simple, economic principleof doing at the college the thing which is of most advantage to them at thattime and that place, leaving for other times and other places the acquiring ofhabits and the doing of things for which other places offer better or at least asgood opportunities."You can learn to dance at home as well as here. I believe, indeed, thereare better dancing masters in Chicago, or even in Bloomington, Decatur orSpringfield, than in Urbana-Champaign. If you wish to excel in this art,therefore, it would be better to select some other place of residence. You canlearn to drink and smoke at any small town in the state of Illinois, and theelements of poker may be learned even at any cross-roads."The one thing you can do better here than at home is to develop your intellectualpowers."Dwadling along over your books or your problems or your laboratory workand thinking chiefly of social or athletic matters will not bring to you thespecific advantages which university residence ought to bring."Every citizen of this state, no matter how poor, contributes to some extentto the support of this university. If he lives in a house at all, wears clothesand eats food, he contributes indirectly at least, to the support of this institution.The miner in his gloomy pit, the weary washer-woman over the steamingtub, the tired mechanic at the plane—one and all are doing their share to helpprovide you with these opportunities and facilities, placed so freely at yourdisposal."UNIVERSITY REGISTRATIONSTATISTICSRegistration statistics of leading universities are collected every year byProf. Rudolf Tombo, Jr., 0 A X, of Columbia University, and are publishedin Science, a weekly journal issued from Garrison, N. Y. His statistics forthis collegiate year include returns from twenty-nine universities, and he says:"It should be pointed out that the twenty-nine institutions listed are neitherthe twenty-nine largest universities in the United States nor the twenty-nine leadingtmiversities, but they may safely be regarded as twenty-nine of the leadinguniversities. The writer wishes to record his conviction that bigness is by nomeans always compatible with greatness—a university may be overgrown aswell as a boy, a potato, or a pumpkin—and the table should not be consideredas expressing a desire on the part of the writer to base the relative importanceof institutions of higher learning purely on a quantitative instead of on a qualitativefoundation."The figures in the accompanying table are the registration returns forNovember i, igra, as they appeared in Science for December 27, 1912, and ascorrected by Professor Tombo in the New York Times for January 26, 1913 :Professor Tombo adds the following details:Five institutions exhibit a decrease in the total enrollment (including the summersession) this year, Cornell, Illinois, Iowa, Johns Hopkins, and Pennsylvania. Thelargest gains in terms of student units were registered by Columbia (1,064), California(733), New York University (488) and Texas (477). Omitting the summersession attendance, the largest gains have been made by Chicago (700), California(534), Columbia (479), New York University (375), Texas (318), Cornell (284).Northwestern (232), and Syracuse (209).Harvard, with 2,306 men and 483 women (Itadcliflfe College), leads in thenumber of college undergraduates, being followed by California, with 914 men and1,425 women; Michigan, with 1,550 men and 732 women; Chicago, with 879 men and• Z^2 woolen; Minnesota, with 633 men and 908 women; Wisconsin, with 749 men and727 women; Columbia, with 819 men and 590 women; Princeton, with 1,409 men,and Texas, With 733 men and 634 women.As for the scientific schools, Cornell continues to maintain its lead in this branch,enrolling 1.419 students as against Michigan's 1,284, Yale's 1,139, Illinois's 965, Californias 735, Wisconsin's 728, Ohio State's 726, Pennsylvania's 713, and Columbia's634.
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INDEX 5Colleges, Sketches of, see I
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INDEX 7In the Public Eye—Duncan U
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INDEX 9Institutions, Views of—Uni
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28 THE SCROLL.revised code of laws
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30 THE SCROLL.pansion, with the res
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32 THE SCROLL.known to exist. The c
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35 THE SCROLL.Fidelity We Give Phi
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38 THE SCROLL.NEW SONGS NEEDEDFor s
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40 THE SCROLL.MAINE ALPHA'S NEW CHA
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42 THE SCROLL.EDITORIALFOE many rea
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44 THE SCROLL.club includes many ze
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46 THE SCROLL.any discussion of thi
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48 THE SCROLL.CHAPTER CORRESPONDENC
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50 THE SCROLL.CALIFORNIA BETA, LELA
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52 THE SCROLL.tive of the school to
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54 THE SCROLL.of New York, Edgar Ba
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56 THE SCROLL.INDIANA BETA, WABASH
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58 THE SCROLL.tion, some things are
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60 THE SCROLL.principalship in Minn
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62 THE SCROLL.paper, Brothers Mayna
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64 THE SCROLL.college course, gave
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66 THE SCROLL.MISSISSIPPI ALPHA, UN
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74 THE SCROLL.OHIO ZETA, OHIO STATE
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76 THE SCROLL.and Washington; Calif
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THE SCROLL. 79with us. Brothers Lip
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THE SCROLL. 83class poem of which h
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THE SCROLL. 87November 15, gives th
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THE SCROLL. 91Northivesiern—Georg
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THE SCROLL. 99COLLEGIATEThe Univers
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THE SCROLL. 103Letters from chapter
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UNIVERSITY CLUB OF CHICAGO
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THE SCROLL 111educational structure
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130 THE SCROLLMcDougall. The freque
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136 THE SCROLLOn the other hand, in
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138 THE SCROLLThese facts have been
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146 THE SCROLL"Plug Ugly" committee
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THE SCROLL 149City. Brother Norman,
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THE SCROLL 155this year and we cong
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THE SCROLL 157KANSAS ALPHA, UNIVERS
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THE SCROLL 159The Phikeias we wish
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THE SCROLL 161ing season this year,
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THE SCROLL 163MINNESOTA ALPHA, UNIV
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THE SCROLL 169OHIO ALPHA, MIAMI UNI
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178 THE SCROLL ,Contrary to our exp
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180 THE SCROLLBrother Van Rucker, T
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184 THE SCROLLALUMNI CLUBSAlabama A
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188 THE SCROLLOhio Wesleyan—B. T.
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190 THE SCROLLDickinson—"Cy" Youn
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192 THE SCROLLMurray of Richmond Hi
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194 THE SCROLLIt appears, therefore
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196 THE SCROLLA bond issue of $550,
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198 THE SCROLLnot due to a preponde
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212 THE SCROLLIt seems to me that w
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Words byHARHY WEESE Norlhwestern'02
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220 THE SCROLLuable addition to the
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224 THE SCROLLThe reception lasted
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GARNER PENNEY, St. Louis, Mo.J. F.
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THE SCROLL 245Total visitors—non-
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THE SCROLL 253On the site of the fi
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THE SCROLL 291TEXAS GAMMA, SOUTHWES
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THE SCROLL 293WASHINGTON ALPHA. UNI
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THE SCROLL 297Cincinnati Masonic Li
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THE SCROLL 305Since Baird's Manual
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THE SCROLL 307a fraternity, that is
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THE SCROLL 309Through the generosit
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THE SCROLL 311At Dartmouth work is
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DIRECTORYTHE PHI DELTA THETA FRATER
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OKLAHOMA—Oft/a/iomj City (1903)
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318 THE. SCROLLmercantile career an
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322 THE SCROLLWILLIAM BLEDSOE BURRU
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326 THE SCROLLficial social life fa
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328 THE SCROLLamounts to anything i
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330 THE SCROLLThere must be reasons
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336 THE SCROLLsome idea as to its m
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346 THE SCROLLDelta Theta," which e
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352 THE SCROLLA X n was founded as
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354 THE SCROLL1908 the first direct
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358 THE SCROLLhave very many excell
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360 THE SCROLLgeneral council, all
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362 THE SCROLLIn the fourth place a
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366 THE SCROLLand the most effectiv
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368 THE SCROLLter, was presented by
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370 THE SCROLLiind the prospects fo
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372 THE SCROLLprofessional baseball
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Page 436 and 437: 390 THE SCROLLBrother Rockwell surp
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THE SCROLL 467Bank of Pittsburgh, P
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THE SCROLL 473February 26, 1855, an
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THE SCROLL 479EDITORIALTHE chief ev
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494 THE SCROLLINDIANA EPSILON, HANO
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524 THE SCROLLWe were delighted in
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