Athletic control and ethics in college sports discussed
A discussion from Atlantic Monthly calls for faculty led athletic boards with student input to curb overemphasis on sports. It praises open debate among institutions to raise standards, warns against excessive regulations, and highlights virtues fostered by athletics such as discipline, fair play, cooperation, and resilience.
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Roe
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Atlantic Monthly
Reforming Officials for Fair Play in Local Games
A public critique argues that daily records overemphasize trivial sports details and urges reforms in selecting impartial, knowledgeable officials. It cites cases where proposals are made by correspondence, only to be replaced at game time by a coach or partisan, undermining fair play and sportsmanlike conduct.
Mystery of a red cow and white milk in faith prompt
Secretary Bryan urges doubters from campus to test religion by simple natural mysteries. He asks a young man visiting family to explain how a red cow eats green grass yet yields white milk and yellow butter, arguing religion remains the most practical thing in life.
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Bryan
the Franklin
Bird Club Reorganizes Under Professor Souter
The Bird Club under Professor Souter has been organized again with several new members joining the group.
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Souter
Geo McKay Spends Weekend at Vevay Home
Geo McKay spent Saturday and Sunday at his home in Vevay. He remained at the residence through the weekend.
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Geo. McKay
Vevay
Professor Phelps
Sam Riely
Louisville
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