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(. niitributioiia are invited from stu d e n ts, n ln in n i
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atid all o th e rs m tereated m th e success o f this proper A nnouncem ent, r.ugt
r an d o f the U niversity of O regon.
in g n ew sp ap er to o k occasio n la st 1 UCS-
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" d ay e v en in g to c ritic ise th e O r e g o n
I n tcicil at th e post.»trice at E ugene, C rcg o n , as
v j„ tlje follow in g p a ra g ra p h :
second-class m a tte r.
T h e s tu d e n t body o f th e U n iv e rsity o f
O regon is f o r a g re a t p a rt com posed of
self-su p p o rtin g y o u n g m en ar.d w om en -
s tu d e n ts w ho are d e p e n d e n t u p o n th e ir
ow n reso u rces for th e successful c o m p le ­
te >n o f th e ir co lleg e course.
A s a ru le th e s tu d e n ts h av e no m oney
f >r foolish e x p e tn ltu re . As a ru le, th e y
a- e o b lig ed to g ^erc.se rigid eco n o m y ,
(tt sp ite o f th is h o w ev er, th e ir in te n se
lo y a lty m a k es th e m w illin g an d g e n e r­
ous in su p p o rt of th e ir « ifferent o rg an iza-
t ms. an d sh o u ld a c h a rg e o f d is lo y a lty
be b ro u g h t a g a in st th e m th e y w ould re ­
sen t it stre n u o u sly .
Yet in o n e resp ect th e s tu d e n ts are re ­
sp o n sib le for an a n n u a l d is a p p o in tm e n t
to th e fa c u lty , an d m an y o f tin- a lu m n i
It is not on acco u n t of d is lo y a lty , bu t
ra th e r ft out a sense o f false eco n o m y ,
p e rh a p s, th a t s tu d e n ts, as soon as e x a m ­
in a tio n s a rc over ru sh h o m e as ra p id ly
a . stea m e r o r stag e can ta k e th e m
O f course every w eek sp en t at th e uni-
versitv m in u s a d d itio n a l e x p en se to th e
.student, b u t th e w eek o f co m m e n ce m e n t
is a c a le n d a r an d o n e «lut ing w hich th e
u n iv e rsity is as tru ly in session as it is
«lut ing th e second w eek in M atch or
th e first w eek in M ay, am i th is final week
.shouhl no m ore hi- e x c lu d e d in th e c a l­
c u la tio n o f th e stin le n ts' y e arly ex jx m d i-
tu re s th a n any o th e i.
41 in th e m ost v alu ab le week in th e
u n iv e rsity y ear. T he p re c e d in g p o rtio n
o f th e veat lias been lull o f h a u l p a in s ­
ta k in g w ork lh.it leaves th e stu d e n t little
tim e for re creatio n anil for g e ttin g a
b re a th of th e real a tm o sp h e re of co lleg e
tile , an a tm o sp h ere th at pervailes an in s ti­
tu tio n at no tim e so strongly as «luring
co m m e n ce m e n t w eek.
T he best of m usic an d o ra to ry , th e
ab lest efforts of a co m p an y o f s tu d e n ts
th a t have for y ears been a p art of th e
I n iv e rs ity ’s life, th e co m in g anil g o in g
o f aluiiftli w ho have been an d are su c ­
cessful in th e ir chosen sp h eres, th e best
d isco u rses th a t p u lp it, b ar, press am i
b e n c h can p ro d u ce all th ese an- chat
j.c te rislic of th is one w eek o f th e year
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T h e O reg o n W e e k ly is a n e w sp a p e r,
th e p u b lic a tio n o f w h ich is a u th o riz e d b y
th e re g e n ts o f th e U n iv e rsity o f O re g o n .
A ny p o litical m a tte r o r a n n o u n c e m e n t
in such a jo u rn a l is m a n ife stly im p ro p e r.
T h e U n iv e isity o f O reg o n h as n e v e r been
d ra w n in to p o litic s n o r sh o u h l it be.
F ro m th is p o in t o f view th e e d ito rs
sh o u h l no t h av e allo w ed th e p u b lic a tio n
o f a n o tic e in th e issue o f M ay 14th,
sig n ed bv th e p re s id e n t o f th e \ a rs itv
R e p u b lic a n C lub, c a llin g th e a tte n tio n
o f th e m em b ers o f th e c lu b to th e tact th a t
th e re can be no re g is tra tio n for th e J u n e
o r N o v em b er e le c tio n s a fte r M ay 15.
T h e critic ism was mi d o u b t m a d e in
th e p ro p e r s p irit, h u t it was c e rta in ly
u n c alled for. In th e first pluce,
th e
O r e g o n W e e k l y is n o t a p u b lic a tio n
a u th o riz ed bv th e hoard of re g e n ts, n o r
is it u n d e r th e su p erv isio n o f th e fa c u lty ,
e x c e p tin g th a t body b y v irtu e o f a u th o r ­
ity over all s tu d e n t affairs, co u ld at any­
tim e d e m a n d its cessatio n , 'file p u b lic a ­
tio n is s tric tly a s tu d e n t affair. In th e
second place th e idea th a t an y p o litical
m a tte r o r a n n o u n c e m e n t in such a jo u r ­
nal is m a n ife stly im p ro p e r savors o f
w eakness. P o litica l e d ito ria ls o f p a tty
c o lo rin g w ould he im p ro p e r h u t p o liti­
cal a n n o u n c e m e n ts o f an v university-
p a rty c lu b arc m ost p ro p er. A c itiz e n 's
rig h t to volt is no t a p riv ile g e h u t a
d u ty , and n o n e o u g h t to he b e tte r a b le
to realize th is th a n a co lleg e m in. T ru e
jw ditics sh o u ld evolve th e h ig h e st id e als
o f c itiz e n sh ip . Let th e s tu d e n ts o f th e
U n iv ersity o f O regon a lly th e m selv e s to
w h a te v e r p o litical p rin c ip le s th ey deem
best lot th e n a tio n 's w elfare.
T h e in te r-s ta te c o lle g ia te m eet at
S e a ttle last w eek, was an e v e n t o f its
k in d w hich wc w ish t o sec e sta b lish e d as
a p e rm a n e n t affair. T h e re su lt was a
p a rtia l v icto ry lor O reg o n . T h e liehl
m eet was a g re a t v icto ry for U. O s e c u r­
in g , as it d iil, th e in te i-c e llo g ia te c h a m ­
p io n sh ip of th e se sta te s O re g o n , W a s h ­
in g to n an d Id ah o .
I lie d e b a te , th o u g h ,
w a s very u n satisfacto ry to th e 'V a rsity .
F ro m th e e x p re ssio n s of d issatisfactio n
e x p ressed by th e S e a ttle people o v er th e
c o n test, we h av e reaso n s to believe th e
O regon hoys m e rite d th e d ecisio n .
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