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' DAILY CAPITA!, JOURNA, SALEM, OREGON, SATU1WAY, AM11L 4. 1008 t- i ' 1 Stanford University Dcf en Writing to It. M. Hofop of this city I Isttutlon oro continually intoxicated n. Stanford student nonds tho follow Ing ablo review of tho wholo matter: Stanford University, Mar. 31, '08. I am In rccoplt of your lotter of the 2Cth and havo read tho Orego nlan editorial headed "Anarchy at Stanford." Your letter commenting upon the absurd and erroneous Bentlmonts en tertained by our people at laigo concornlng tho situation at Stan ford, and tho ridiculous Orogonlnn editorial, which b no doubt rcspnn fllljlo for much Of .thin sentiment, puts the matter before me In an nn-. personal light. And from this view point I can and havo a right to discuss tho subject for tho peoplo at largo, to try If I can, to vindicate tho good namo of Stanford, to show who Is roBpoiibl- blo for tho unmerited disgrace- that and divide their timo ueiwueii smashing university' furniture nnd lying about tho campus in a drunken stupor. Lot me Inform him that "student drunkehess" as considered by faculty and studentB alike at Stanford admits of no ouch broad interpretation. Stanford men are not and never havo been allowedto got drunk at all, whether they do any damage when drunk or not Students and faculty for tho most part llvo together on tho campus, in many of tho fraternity houses somo of tho profcsBors llvo with tho stu dents; in my own fraternity for ex amplo we havo two fncn'ty morn bora living with us continually. More over, It Is tho duty of every mem ber of the faculty to report any stu dent whom ho sees Intoxlcatoj. Tho authorities theroforo are Jn tho best possible position to know has seemingly fallen upon it, andWhat tho students' notions are In ro tho almost unbollovnblo mothoda by which It hn boon brought about. I shall try to deal with Orogonlnn editorial In a dignified manner, (though whethor I Bhall. wiccodd or not I do not know. If this editorial woro tho only thing to bo considered I should not think of bollttlolng my self by nny attempt to answer It, But I am Informed that (this brand of editorial nhuso In prevalent through tho entlro northwest, nnd that oven In th Enstorn ntntos tho situation at Standford Is vlowod In much tho namo, although In a loss absurd und puorllo fashion than Mint pu Indulged by tho Orogonlnn. ThlH.nvor is not surprising, bIhco In a cnBO of this kind tho projiidlco Is naturally in favor of tho nuthorltlss nnd tho burden of proof iohIh with tho niu donts. However, I rnnnot bellovo that tho obviously ridiculous atti tudo tnken by this Orogonlnn writer id typical of the Bontlmont In my homo community. Nevertheless, gnrd to drunkoncBB. Yot In the two years that I have boon at Stanford only two sladonts havo boon ox Tho Bame cndltlons In the mnttsr of scholarship, drinking, etc., that exist at present havo always existed hero. TdUBOt tho words of Dr. Jor dan, no. graduate of Stanford has over disgraced tho nano of his al ma matonjAB for scholarship, the record of Stanford In Ub short ex Istonco of flftdon years In producing ouch mon as Hoovotand tho Erwlns and a scoro of others equnlly ns famous In tholr rcspectlvo fields Is without a paraloll In the history of Amorlcan universities. And when tho Orogonlnn mentions fobtbnll and wlno suppers as-things which Stan ford studont8 regard moro than their studies, I reply that when American footbnll reached such a stago that It wns overshadowing every thing olso rn noarly overyjarge collego In tho country, Stanford nnd California wo.ro iUio only two universities that did awny with tho game, and substi tuted for it a sport In which tho Btudents htul nlmost no Interest. Ab for wlno suppers, I nm unnblo to learn of such a thing ovor having bust" is. On tho occasion In ques tion the bcor Is ordered nnd is brought to tho hall or fratcnltj houses In broad daylight. It Is paid for and charged mpon tho house bills of tho organization. No "bones" aro made about It, and as I havo al ready stated, no faculty commltteo hns heretofore objected to It. Many of tho faculty membors drink beer In tholr homes, and I havo heard them repeat many times that bmcu form of celebration was beneficial to tho students and to the collego, as It prevented tho men from going to tho city to celebrate an Intorcollc- giato victory, as they would do If they had no chnco to lot out their enthusiasm nt homo. This may or may not be good log! Ic. I am simply stating the opin ions of some of tho faculty members to whom I havo talked on the sub ject. forced by decency to npologlzo for. which they were wi-ely anil to Mm.. iiUnpniKinn rt hla worn ll tintl f til I V mrnvlni. ... . wl ded fully carrying out. llt'SIlAnl dan demanded Immediate and Z to act undn nlhnr i .. . WB drastically, tho Student AtrLl ti. mlHon. nninA .!.. . ' These uttcranceB of Ills wero upon tho face of tho facts absolutely mis called for, and tho Student Affairs Committee let him' rant and paid no apparent attention to him. Dr. Jordan never nddressed tho miueo acted neither lmmjil ptudents on the situation. Had ho .nor drastically. President iJf done so It 1b safo to say (that, no f thereupon requested tho mhW maiier now ausuru m wuwiwiuu.i ""jwir i-urrand, ana the & were, the student body would havo professors resigned with him complied with any rcuest he. might J Hero tho ubuuI parade folio havo made. Tiiey una aono so in oumo iwo or turco hundred itiA the two cases auove monuonea ana they would have dono so again. He refused to deal with them as gentle men, as tho commlttoo had done. In stead he made speeches-all ovor tho country willing Stanford a "holl- gathering together spontanea, ... ...f,..v v it-Bignaiioni were i nounccd. They visited t(lft . of each members of tho comasitt exproiMuu meir condolence ,"11811, Stanfordl Halll" anj holo of vice and drunkeness." Ho persed. This, however, wu "tho notorious parade." Dr. Jordan straightway iDimi.m ' A t . . -r "- nnouior committee. The ansotc nolln.i for ciriinkonoss. and theso two boon given nt Stanford. ..nn nnr.llmr to tho ronort of i Tho wholo idea which tho Oregon im miont Affnlr Commlttoo. woro Ian and many other pnpors " not badly but only noticeably un-j convoy, besides being an absolutely ,lftr tho influunco of llouor." Does uiiso ono, is upon iuu mcu gavo Interviews to nowspnpor re porters containing nothing even re- motoly resembling tho tnuth. Theso ihlngB were said away from tho unl- ment of tho porr.onol of thljcoaaiJ "l L.A..I1 t.MA 11,. Muuil.lniii nnnn.1 n ' (nn nfta rAnniin ... i At these " bcor buBts" the bev- vurBll w,,u,u "' i"" """ ", " i ue wr wotls At uieso ". r. ., .'m-entdenl of his time. parade, and I havo nev u. .a .rnf, " r ,;Brrn h, Z, He never went .bout talking with 'to figure out why one did i"2 The "hot dogs", chocBO, crackers, the stutTents as the commltteo wns cur. The contrail was starlit rj T"? ,,? J t ' ,!,. Ji,i, nnonnh " the habit of doing. I do not re- place of tho venerable and btj corncob-nlpes to go round aro placed , nor ever to have heard him dls- enairnmn of the old commit & '."l'n tho situation lnth, student Present appointed on,, A. , "C, SL" S Vl .u nd tie SoS body meetings, but holl persisted Clark, head of the drawlnt dtp, inn iiiiiMiiii iv ii in . mt iiunniiiiuuin itwiik iiiiu iiiu iiiiil nnrnut .... .. i 1 4. mMM A.rt s rTrBtr fllltl vw " . i.w... ..v - j - w w NWi this look as. though Stanford were torly Tldicuious. it ougnt to iioo- .ogo yo... i .. . . i .- , t , br00llca8t ovo, hatod membcr of tha entire SU' a "hell-hole of drunkonosi." vlous to any ono with sonso enough responded 'hU'n the country, giving tho morally pford foeulty. Probably the w Our embryonic collego reformer to bo Janitor In a newspaper offlco tho .. cltnnost university in tho world and'm.stnko of Dr. Jordan's nt to ; charges In his editorial that Stan- that It would bo a physical lmpoHsl-and tho athel otic Itos t I. con o o m from nud j)()ntng profMi0r clark B ford IB a Plnco of debauchery and blllty for studentn to bohavo as tho sldorod a disgrace .for a udon to drunkonOB th(J mMt unanvory ntvl apnolntmcnt of Professor VUUb riot and that tho smashing of collet Orogonlnn Bays they do and yot ro- make a hog of h Imscl ' nt J'08" f"nf tno in0Bt undosorVcd reputation. n hot-hondod young man entirely e: furniture l Indulged In with lm- main In a collego with scholarship .Mom, nnd when the entertainment H, understand tho Pros-V sympathy with the EtudenUB n Blnglo InHtnnco whsro any college i hopolossly furnltiiro or anything !ho has over boon duHtroyed or oven molested by tho Stanford Btmlonta. This iippllcH uninformed odltorlnl writer. Thoro wai no "organized demonstration of protest" ns Is charged. Tho Btudonto did not "In- not only to tho prosont controvoisviult tho dlaclpllnnVy cominllto-," but to tho wholo history of studotlt activities. Ah for dobuuehory, that mcti charges, abnurd nn they are, j.rn(H Homothlng absolutoly unknown ut apt to bo bollovM, nnd for MiIb ron-.thls unlvorslty. son they nro a direct slnndor on if the Oregnlnu writer would vIbII tho good namo of Stanford nnd calllgtnnford, he would find out from for an nnflwor. I Bhall theroforo touch upon Home of tho most flag rant falsehoods contained in tho ed torlRl and for tho rest confine my elf to a ntHtomont of fact concorn lng tho situation at Stnnford. In tho first plnco that writer ha ald what ho hoo paid upon IjIb own Authority, upparcntly having nudo no nttompt to inform hlmsolf con eornlng thu matter ho hns tried to handle. Ho has charged tho Stnn ford studentn with almost ovuty crime under tho sunj comphrlng them with Emma Cloldmnu nnd her followers nnd with Sohmltt and Ruof. Ho hns expressed nmnee niont at tho fact that we havo not murdered our profOHSoia. He hsa called us nnnrohlsts, debauchees, thug nnd drunkards, and ho de clares that wo aro In tho namo oat- professors of national und oven In tcrnnttonnl oxporlonco nnd rnputa tlon thnt Stanford Is tho olonnest mornlly of any lurge university In the world. 'Ono thousand young mon nnd llvo hundred young womon Aftsoclnb? horo togothor. Most of thorn Itro on tho anmpun Rtdo by nldo In tho halls nnd fraternity houses, nnd In tho fifteen yoara of Stanford oxlstonoo thore Is yot to nppenr tho first InHtnnco ot any form of scnndul whatsoever. Can any ono point o another largo unl vorvity in this country with such a rocord? To show the amazing Ignorance on tho mnttor of mon Ilka tho Oro gonlnn wrltor who attempt to ad vino peoplo upon 'something about which they know absolutely noth ing, let mo quote, almost at random, i...i...u ... ...o- i ... i I it.. ...i., I. , ,l-,,n nn.l rn. IXO Ull U".IIU unuuioiiii nlty, no hucIi thing n n riot has restrictions iiko u.oso oi wuiuuiu. ovst .. ...-.. " " dont,a nlUtMll0 aml Ul9 President la tho unnio profcsior vho tin i. ......iiFi.r.1 ni nlfni,l nllil hv n- JJUl II IS l WU81U OI IUI1U lO IIHIKU.iuru l viiun "I"--""'" "" .,, . ... ..., ,. .., ., ,. , OIfr,r,l ..rn.l.,n In l. I., '""'"" ' " "" ' "V ' . ..... ...,-. - .l.l-'l.. -..! nrn nln'.v. linl.l fill "UW "" ",lD "ufc ut ""'" . ""- """ .' .- . .. QMlrlng of the olilssl studonts nnl a uouiuou iiumui ul ,... . ., - ............ ... -""'-";" " oxplnnatlons. Tho students rc-.nt a political meeting la Mo 1 profoHHors I am unable to discover ehargod ngalnst the students by thh.Prldny or Saturday nights so as not thomRolv0il to the only nosl-'severnl months ago, add who it ,to intorwro wiin ino pioimmuon . (q )q tQn mAm elfm t mQeilng of he um m. . , m- i .i. nin,,t nf cumstances: nnmoly, that President club characterized tho lutptniioii This bV""' seemed actually trying to' the forty- ono student, u U student drinking on the campus and, unlvor8lty. peonaly I, and amusing Joke very nttio aiBturunnco iiuh rusiuivi: . , . ,.,.. r. whnn .iisiurhanefl has ro- cannot br,nK iy80,f to bo,lovo 1,mt Tills now committee never I ....... . .. .,i..in ..! I'lmfti. Dr. Jordnnd would Intentionally do nny meetings or consultatloss :J ;".......' i-..-- i.n.... Jmii anything to hurt tho good name of!tho students as Is the cuitoai ?,Min nStwo such capes 0re,stnnford' but tho c0,rt bl0lll fact;COmmlttecfl to do. Instead, ea d on record. Lnst wt -oi" h ',Urt " of March 12 U bml. AfYnlra fAmmlttnn thnt In tho ffl-l""u ulnl ,,u' l'rau"""y ",u,u "" I Ultimatum 01 n TUBUQ ana mm rS ono or aaylh,nK d0Bj8 rC8,,on- character which no one r ulty cominlttoo, believed o th h0 .B,blo for lno wnoIo disgraceful posl- It ipoko 0f "etudent druni.ie. rcinaLn ho oil ynwteh,on ,n w Stft,lford ,B lllnCd t' nnd other thing equally ab,rd,. in Enolna hail, tno ciorrauory norc ,.vttnn, w. ,,. ,ntnn,,onn wfire !..., ..... M ,., ,i,wimbis three ,ndrod men live They put, cor- 87reU as proh bUIn, drbim the mn-goment e , th h all I nto ito. q Qf ?roTthe.S ?Ct.fltn! f!!,0r ,rein,a,nS tthai!' others considered- U ,..,,i n... mn.. i,n nn mfirfl "r- " " ''iun.uH .. . no meaning IU Ull :"?,b.h.idto tb. hau.i-LS11" Since that timo practically .no drlak--'-- -- Ing of nny sort has occurred there. "V Uj.... ,.. ' H what ho cortnlnly ought to known la gory nud nro the logical ',, BOnt0Co from thla editorial on. to tnoso wno nro now iiimmu..H. whon 8tnnfora unlvorelty Is onco tho Ban PranelHco grafters. wo r(, Qf tho ,oti ,tfl tewuWt,on for Had thla wrltor put hlmsolf to the pohrloty und scholarship will bo trouble of reudlng tho Ban Pranoljoo vastly enhanced, nnd parents who newsnapers, which being nearer Ji , lmv holr hsnrts sot on other things cone ot notion nre obviously batter than football, wlno-suppero, and Informed on tho situation thnn ho Is. collage yells will soon till tho vacant ha would havo found that every que nines rooniB with n more promising of tho San Franoltco dallies with the band of youth." expectlon of the Chronicle Is on thtf Hn9 tl,j, poraon ovor consult-'d eldo of tho fltudenta In this eon- ftny 00iteKO Btatlstloa? Dots ho know trovorsy. Bvery paper oxcopt tho' n)rthnK at a about collogos? If Ohronlclo bollovea thnt Dr. Jornan ho cJoe8t n0 cortalnl,v knows that so und tho commltteo ha appoint! hrietv t Stanford Is hold In rauoh havo mado n ludicrous nnd unoalled higher ropgot than nt other repre for mlstnke. and that tho attltudo ofsontntlvo coiokos llko Yale, whor tho students Is right and perfectly von tho divinity students drink, or nnd thoy did not "nook to bully Dr. Jordan." Morcovor, tho pnrndo of Mnieh 12 was not n demonstration In favor of drunkoness. I now expect to honr tho fiuofltlon. "Whnt thon Ib Jho oaino of nil this troublo? If Stunford Is not an In stitution of vice nnd ilrunkonM4, what Is tho cnuso of thess wholesttlo suspensions nnd the protest of tho wholo student body against tho coin rnlUco's action in suspending nonrfy ovory prominent sonlor In tho airl Yeralty?" Ilrlofly, tho whole cause of Mm mnttor is this; nnd I nm dost.'oub and anxlcia for nny ono who is nt all acquainted with tho situation to Rcrutlnlco my statements closely, and to point out, if ho can, anything 1 say that In not absolutely correct. Tho causa of tho controversy I say Is this: Proaldont Jordan Is n pro hibition fanatic, and has used meth ods moro boflttlng a character lP.o Carrlo Nutlon than a collego presi dent to remedy a sltnntlon which nt tho Mma ho launched forth hs drastic nctlon called for Uttlo or no remedy nt all. No ono will attempt to deny thai modornta drinking of beer Is nnd al ways nan been Indulgod In nt Stan The o'.hor Instnnco In question was nt n rortnln fraternity house. Th; men there gave one of the ...ml TtZ "beer busts" at tho beginning of Inst.War,12 ft" "J"" Mmostor. They did not disperse at onrn on; n0 on, "Rn,"B th e ' ... , ' , .,. dent Affairs Committee but against n rouonublo hour, howovcr, and the "","' ,",, Jt Studont Affairs CImmltteo thereupon , ' un ,"'' ... nAtt nmnttnt , . .,. . . Krt' Now whnt d d this pnrado amount rrquosted that no moro beer be i.i .irtm ...'.... ... .,. q, i. to; this "monstrous organized dom- u.uuh.ii, iiiiu I....V u... w...v ,.,, !.., !, ..nlvm-altv" ' ' .,....!. not a single drop of beer has bon '- "" "';Zm rML Cmm th, drunk thoro , ..... .. - - ----- sounaing pai" ." - - These examples should be Mfr,., tl.roBhout every state in the Union. ourM to bay6 a j. ,.ttdr -. . . -i.-... .!.- .k. -..a,. ,n colored, exaggerated nnd distorted Riw. hMn wiiim. to mt tho Stu-I ovo newspaper hireling In the Th,B m um pur " a ni.nvu .mill it la ntjAriv linvnna dent Affairs Commltteo moro than.'" '. ." . .. ' .... , But the paper, u ur u UJ41 sorlous wflB concerned, bid r 1 Mo, Indeed to do with Ue pM I wa.i considered alirtiy fiiious nnd unwarranted, td hodv understood It In thsusii tlint nnv bodr else did. Bl speaking, I nm of the opInletWj was looked upon by reps; oi w donts as aeupcrfluonshltofW' nnd i heard seteral peop" .. .v., if til! pa89 tno reroam. - - half-woy, nnd that evory tlms nny recognition by any of tho two bun- .-J ks ntdtfi of tho crowds met ana "r-; not been dlsousetd exwpt" nor table. There uP ;.'. -wL::: : :?;r. .-. ::" i ."': .:... v. ':.' ::..,;' drcd and ntty participanta? luru, hiuiuubu iu n. uiuuiiur uuj,u crowd oi Buuionis nB u ujiu iu . . , , . , , . ...mmoiit "vl "'" " . , t-,,i ttan at other representative unlvor-;8top drinking they havo atopprt.! ,! f,sh "J0 ta iT"B of orgnlze4 Prott W attic It I- impossible to obtain Those things happened under tot!"1"1' "? dfl l5,rat' SJ VM ner we hu ' 7rftb.N the exact figures, but from what I old committee, men who were le.UUon ng n-W ..paraJo... from & havo been ablo to gather I should known, loved nnd rejected by W1,WU ' ,".,',:." iVy that lty h0U8Wl on l Z.L iW say that considerably more than fifty mnn , tho university. This f woman. In this nWtralty. tbat bpjy pourod QUt per cent of the student do not oW committee never consedered this tho ',ard' of March "'A0 ""?' n" chance for a parada ' ... .. . .-... . . . .... in tii lmnortnnue nuacneu io iv u .....j nM.nsn wno or nK at a .. ana as ror immoaeru rorm 0f studont drinking oojecuon- " ablolnt.ly in- " "' ""m thea bio when carr ed on in a rospoct-. . .. : .. ... . auiraem U.w-D-- mtM!aMi Justified. And It may bo won io mention In passing for tjio bon.flt of this brilliant odltorlnl wrltor that tho Chronlels, which l tho on'y dotons of othor inlvrsltles having no dormltorleskor places of rosldoneo on tho campus, tho vory orgnnir.n- Hon of which rtndors It Impossible paper against tho Btudouts, U th f0r 4uo nuthQrltln to hnvs any &u only San Kranolsco dully that Is con- MW.Vgon over the mon outside tho tlnuotisiy and sj-stematlonly aiphold-1 (,,H8 r00ll. Ing th cause of Calhoun, Ford audi u ntt na3 (aken th troublo to In- OIum aud of Husf and SoUmlti, tholr form i,i,U8Slt on college scholarship. allies and toolB. jh, cortnlnly kuows that tho standard 1 am not fond of superlatives, but nf scholarship at Stanford I hlghor drinking, I personally of a singlet man who la nn Immoderate drinker I coded that tho toleration by tho unl nnd no harm to auy.parsqn or to wUnout orgaiwtw,l u iu w....kv -....-.. iDUUtM Wl.ll ll 1UIVIUIIUU OJ llio Mm- ... , .... ,. lj tnr nn . ..Hah IT 9 .. . . .. -...,... . r.. SUBKWion ' " ,. , .rt-H . 1 If 11.1 w dross the P'"'"" mm Ci: i that at other universities, confines; drinking on the campus is rcsponal- student AffarM ltsolf almost axoluslvoly to tho so- bio for kooplng studonts who live on called "boor busts." It should bo the campm away from such places Commlttoo. r,,H for his hone v- ... . .. ...fcr .. mru . ....... t lnQ lpc , romsmberttl that the campus, where as Monlo; nnd If tho rest of tho stu- , ,.a ' ,mnnn,t of no1 BV ..n.. " U noarly all tho students live. Is ono denu llvod on the campus Instead of f ar fl!ng" " Zon o bnck t0 tfd mllo from the nearest town and two ,n Palo AUo. which ,s a dry town. ' 'A. ToU "h 1 l Tl In dialing with tho Idtorlal 1 havo oeforo m I onnnt conslosntiously re frain from using thorn. I havo road the artlels through curofulljr sever al times, and I am stating o.xnotly what 1 maun und what J know when I ny thnt thoro Is not one sliijl olemant of truth I ntho wlltorlnl m than at auy other university In vho United States. A passing grnda In two thirds of ho work carried Is r qulrod of nil regular stfldants, ind In tho case of spoelnl stmlonta a passing grade. In all the woilt curried. If this roconl Is not mado oaoh nud evsry tsrm the studont Js .. . ... - . . ... ... . - (1UJ BUIl. IIIUJ ...J m .,. muos irom ino nearest saioon. inera wonw no nnsoiuiaiy no oxcfu -- . h .,.,. J J.1 IIK0. UUl llicj M .. ooourronco that thoy havo bocome A narndo oe- "bor bust" is given by somo orgnn- for any oae going to Msnlo. San Uftllmt im trtA it eiiii1ant3 lllinll Tnco Con Tina nlcon ntld ft flit 11 V " . " ' r" "J,. Z" .iVi,.v. .':.,. " -- almQit tradmonaj. Mllll UVVllllll HIUUIl WIWJ lll.l.r. UllllllV, warrants It, as nttor n football or, j was talking with a professor a irK v.tvu.,. Du. u. i... u,. .- lew ,- ago wno h srauuuu ,nondat 1)r0t0st, or appla'iSO lll.u u.l... n on... ml .nnbiimpa nuflV lining, An .! !. ...IJ Ihcl It ...no in WnilllUHUttHWU, I""1""1! iiiw e.'7 " ii"'ii iiiii ,i.v i iiuvvnuii ...tvi ii emu v.ibi- ll ui v wbtoh tnka tlu) form of a "Uaar nrovont students from going away on v o.Mw then ulw,.ur oura on nnv and all oeonslons, aui wfl8 FrlT ig wun a protessor a ,- ..., . .,an.ttnn. ,1BAl u"' ... .a -' Some of the fratorn-'fw days nco who it a Graduate ot ,a ' i - " returned a""" ., i ' .n.....in.inii.... w-vmar nr nun udw .Anciim Mnnmiai rourt, t-."" for the oiu V--- j, it.i.Miinni W j. . w ' e CUUi"" a whole or In any particular part of j not maroly "fiunked" in ths ooure. It, nnd whsthor lntentloually mail- Uut is suaneMded from the untvorsl cl'otis or due ontlrvly to Mil wrlto'Sy. Same of -ths mast brilliant Btu lanoraiioft ovary stntomsiu in the o4-!dnts who vr attwndud Stanford itorlal la an unqualified fnlsohool. luav Us n smpsndo.1 tor soholar- lu tho first plnoe, studeut diunk-Uhto sliPy boaiwo thoy engagad euuoss as sueh does not o.ls d ioKtuslvoiy In logltlmats studont no- never tm oxlsted at Sanford. I'ttvlHes, and Is' was Impossible, ou i, or uin.rv a(1 . . mi. n.An(iafii - .& as tno case may oe. me i- - hour's e D Maroh 12 differed In rib rosptot from than ' an ., tbere uJt. bust." Those "bear busts" as they and gott.ng drunk, that nnlnn, sail- March 12 dlfterediu rp . . w al, ne ro emlltd bay been In vogue alueo in. botr to KudonU. was maintains a o other wnj t0nd into with ar eallud havs boon in vogue sluco ing br to sudanU. was malntalnel a, .7 ,"nL,rrflH this vsnr was entered ' the foundation of tho university oh th. Prlnoton campus a. an ,u of "M cf" " ' ,ty. H wa. 'P001 Bvry ono. th. fneulty Inalud.d. . ural Part of th. university. .So "" mportan h " , ar0ad0D0?hat be an organic dj-J, ...... .. ...i.. i ...i . ........ ......... .... ... ... stud.HU was this parade mat iu - uui ed 1U . 1. J TW. wonder what tho Qregonlnn writ r consider tudont druukoues' Ills artlc'o would seem to Indicate account, of the high standard ot echolarshlp, for them to intend to both side of collego lite and remain institution Vo continually Intoxicated j m tho university ulty commttta. has ovor objected to anj apparently he dot not yet un Ui.m. Iderstand it. He bagan his campaign For th itan.tlt ut thoi who havtour jnonths ago whon the situation r.lvd their Information only; on the campus was the samo ns U through th sensational medium of .Is now and always - . , that Ua parRdo had occurrou. - M BOt " Th hih nf tha narado was tn.a. qip-' .--.r - . - rrw-m- w. 'T--'- " .i. yr IB" "' nbsurl splrk of tka ts rt l Dr. Jowlan's censeioss aim - -- de' e ,e! ranting on student drui.kenes. brr o' a &t somothlng that did not then. exu wo - a0Ilj .- . .v..i. , know Qld not their " ,h, f"4 exist, naturally made'no impreaslonjr.e r .. ...4.. ., Artninlv did not Studenis rt j-y uoraut Roihl-t like th Oiegonlau ments that contained no element of , . . nn thn studinti Ti9in zLati- tho n.wa distributing associations, or the vicious imaginations of an lg- gavo utterance to tho most absurd and groundless statements; state- hero Just what a Stanford 'boo' which occurred recently, ho wns Affairs Committee change I i
