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^/>e BCE THE BEE The Official Paper of the University of Buffalo. Founded 1921. Per Year, 50 cts.—Single Copy, 5 cts. Publication Office—77 W. Eagle St. Published Every Tuesday Material must be sent in before Friday noon of the preceding week. by itself, but when several days’, a week’s, or two weeks’ work piles up, the size of the task of making it up, is appalling. A word to the wise is sufficient. Do each days’ work well, and the profit is yours in May. FEBRUARY 28, 1922 STAFF EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT Editor in Chief Vincent J. Loughlin Managing Editor Walter Constantine Sporting Editor Joseph Fass, ’21 News Editor. Esther Lieberman, ’22 Intercollegiate News Editor E. Kovach, ’24 BUSINESS DEPARTMENT Business Manager, *B.G.Wakefield, ’24 Circulation Mgr. F'rank Shatters ’24 ♦Acting STAFF CORRESPONDENTS Rose Rosenthal ’23 Corinda Gage ’23 Jasmine Hardleben ’25 Daniel Katz ’25 John Little ’25 Henry Rozan ’25 The Home Stretch About this time each year, every college paper, without regard for its reputation, carries an editorial exhorting the student body to re newed and better efforts in their studies. The fateful “mid-years” are over, and the period of gayety that immediately follows them, is drawing to a close. The professors are planning the work for the new semester and everywhere, the wheels of industry begin to turn again. The temptation is great however, to let the daily work slip, for the final examinations are a long way ahead. “The mills of the Gods grind slowly, but they grind ex ceedingly small,” is a quotation not intended for use in regard to college studies, but which, never theless, fits admirably. One day’s work is not much when considered Legs Legs to the right of us. Legs to the left of us, Legs in front of us. How they display them. On they go trippingly, Daintily, skippingly, Frost that bites nippingly. Does not dismay them. Straight legs and bandy ones. Bum legs and dandy ones, Awkward and handy ones, Flirt with the breezes. Round legs and flatter ones. Thin legs and fatter ones. Especially the latter ones. Showing their kneezes. Knock-kneed and bony ones. Real legs and phony ones. Silk-covered tony ones. Second to none; Straight and distorted ones. Mates and ill-sorted ones. Home and imported ones. Lord! Ain’t it fun! —L.C.Davis. College W o rld Briefs Moving Pictures to Advertise Athletics As a novel feature in college adver tising, Wittenberg College is following the trend of modem times by putting into the field a whole moving picture exhibition, depicting college life and activities among the students of Wit tenberg. The field secretaries of the college will be equipped with modern moving picture machines and several reels of film which will tell the story of college life. Restriction of college attendance by some form of selection is flnding many advocates now. Some presidents suggest personnel tests for freshmen some advise a strict weeding out of students during all four years, and some ask for admission only of stu dents who have maintained a certain standing in high school. Moran to Coach Centre College “Uncle Charlie” Moran, who coach ed the famous Centre College eleven to the peak of football achievement, is back at Centre College. He has had offers from most of the larger colleges of the country with salaries muen larger than the one he now receives, but he turned them all down and stat ed his intention of coaching the squau again next year. Evidently the Pray ing Colonels intend to remain in the Continued on Page > HAVE YOU SUBSCRIBED FOR **The Bee'' S tu d e n ts— Y ou Use N o te B o o k P a p e r We supply all sizes at Reduced Prices FRANKLIN & HOVEY C O L L E G E OF L A W Q U A L ITY CLEA NLINESS COLLEGE LUNCH H o m e Cooking Service 1035 MAIN STREET D e n tal Supplies T h a t M e e t All R e q u irem e n ts The Davis-Schultz Co. Incorporated 700 M AIN STR E E T BU F F A L O , N. Y. 613 C E N T R A L BLDG. ROCHESTER, N. Y. D A N - -A N D - -JOE THE LUTZ SHOP Y o u r Barberj' fo r Firat-claaa W o r k Scalp an d F a c ial T r e a t m e n t s a Specialty S tu d e n ts you are t r e a t e d right at CORNER N O R T H A N D MAIN STR E E T S U p s tairs, over G llott'a C igar Store COURT AND PE A R L STREETS DENTON, COTTIER Mulic'iw^'sE DANIELS P I A N O S —WIC T R O L A S Good Eyesight is a P r e r e q u ijite to Success L. NEWMAN, O. D. (^ptamptriat Cor. G enesee S treet and M ichigan A v enue Open M o n d a y a n d S a tu r d a y E v e n ings Seneca 8176
