. Bates Student. n P. Hobbs 18 Associate EditorsJohn L. Sherman 17 Martha E. Drake 18MAGAZINE DEPARTMENT Literary EditorAlice E. Lawry 17Magazine Editorsdiaries C Chayer 17 Elinor Newman 17Cor* B. Ballard 18 Herbert W. Canfleld 18BUSINESS MANAGEMENT ManagerClarence R. Hatch 17Assistant ManagerFrank J. Googlns 18Subscriptions, $ per year, In advance?Ingle Copies, Five Cents Entered as second class matter at thepost office at Lewlston, Maine. All business communications should beaddressed to the Business Manager. Allcontributed articles of any sort should beaddressed to the Editor. The colum
. Bates Student. n P. Hobbs 18 Associate EditorsJohn L. Sherman 17 Martha E. Drake 18MAGAZINE DEPARTMENT Literary EditorAlice E. Lawry 17Magazine Editorsdiaries C Chayer 17 Elinor Newman 17Cor* B. Ballard 18 Herbert W. Canfleld 18BUSINESS MANAGEMENT ManagerClarence R. Hatch 17Assistant ManagerFrank J. Googlns 18Subscriptions, $ per year, In advance?Ingle Copies, Five Cents Entered as second class matter at thepost office at Lewlston, Maine. All business communications should beaddressed to the Business Manager. Allcontributed articles of any sort should beaddressed to the Editor. The columns ofthe Student are at all times open toalumni, undergraduates and others for the4Ucu8slon of matters of interest to Bates. The Editor-in-Chief is always responsiblefor the editorial column and the generalpolicy of the paper, and the News EditorFor the matter which appears in the newscolumns. The Business Manager has com-plete charge of the finances of the paper. Printed byMerrill & Webber Co., Auburn, In the eyes of the public a collegeowes its reputation for good or ill tothe standards of excellence maintainedby the various departments which itsupports. When all department! per-form their various duties in a credit-aide manner the college is recognizedas worthy of a place among the wide,awake up-to-date institutions of theday; whereas, if the work connectedwith one or two departments happensto fall short of attaining to a fair de-gree of merit, the college as a wholesuffers. In other words, the reputationof any college depends to a very greatextent on the successful administrationof its individual interests. To be sure,certain departments arc more influentialin this respect than are others, but thefact still remains that every activity,great or small, directly or indirectlysupported by or in any way connectedwith the college, plays its own partin molding public opinion. It wouldseem wise, therefore, for the collegeto carefully consider its various inter-ests, to improve
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