. Bates Student. fleld 18Itl SINKSS M A N At! KM KNT MamaobrClarence B. Hatch 17 AssiSTA N T M A N Al: RR Irank J. (iooglns 18Subscriptions, $ per year, In advanceSingle Copies, 1ive Cents Kntered as second class matter at thepost ollice at I>ewiston, Maine. All business communications should beaddressed to the Business Manager. Allcontributed articles of any sort should beaddressed to the Editor. The columns ofthe Student arc at all times open toalumni, undergraduates and others for thediscussion of matters of interest to Bans The Editor-in-Chief is always responsiblefor the editorial
. Bates Student. fleld 18Itl SINKSS M A N At! KM KNT MamaobrClarence B. Hatch 17 AssiSTA N T M A N Al: RR Irank J. (iooglns 18Subscriptions, $ per year, In advanceSingle Copies, 1ive Cents Kntered as second class matter at thepost ollice at I>ewiston, Maine. All business communications should beaddressed to the Business Manager. Allcontributed articles of any sort should beaddressed to the Editor. The columns ofthe Student arc at all times open toalumni, undergraduates and others for thediscussion of matters of interest to Bans The Editor-in-Chief is always responsiblefor the editorial column and the generalpollev 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 •., At burn, Mb. The date of the debate is still in ques-tion. March 17 appears doubtful, but itis quite probable that the debate will oc-cur before the Easter vacation which be-gins March COLLEGE DIGNITY Many tilings are expected of a collegeman. ami perhaps the first essential char-acteristic which he is supposed to possessis a certain degree of dignity, or, in otherwords, a freedom from those acts whichare pardonable in the immature child, bulwhich should not be adhered to by thecollege man. To many people who haveknown of the college student only byhearsay, he is a being of another realm,a man of privileges and talents, and thepersonification of all that which is relatedto the word dignity. We are afraid that if such personscould see some of our young men in chapeliind could see the puerile way in whichsome of them conduct themselves duringtheir brief stay there, they would be muchdisappointed. The chapel services areshort, lasting only about fifteen minutes,and due to their character should carrya high sense of sobriety. Therefore, itwould seem that for fifteen minutes dur-ing the day, at least, all childishnessmight be laid aside, and a dignity con-sistent wi
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