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Qlibis is Qlrt -vp r WIDEAWAKE I I Qage Qhhinz ifaahits Every tl1ing We do, every act, however small, leaves some impress upon our character, and cre- ates a tendency to repeat the act. Actions re- peated, form habits. If We rise early several mornings We soon form a habit of early rising. If we perform any work Well which we undertake, there will be a tendency to do it Well the next tim. The student who allows himself to go to class with one lesson half learned, stands in great danger of forming the habit' of going with poorly learned lessons. WVe cannot Watch our little acts too closely. For if We Watch Well each act We will form good habits and good characters as well. For as the act makes the habit so does the habit make the character. Therefore let us look Well tp ciiiir habits and our character Will take care of 1 se .
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wb: Sage Question Qtnlumn fWe are attempting to answer in this issue some of the letters of inquiry we have received. 'An- swers not appearing in this number will be found in the following publication.-Editors Sage Question Columnj J. G.-Yes, you are doing wrong. It is highly improper for a young man of your dignity to de- vote his attention to more than five different girls during one week. - M. F.-No, it would not be right for you to re- move from the locket the picture of the giver to replace it by another. Do not wear your cross for deception. Be perfectly honest with your admir- ers. , Eva--You may continue to smile at Prof. L. if you think it will help your grades. F. P.-No, we do not advise you to accept gum from Mr. H. every Sunday evening. Chewing gum is a very unhealthy habit. - Helen-The quotation- H 'Tis better to have loved and lost, Than never to have loved at all, applies to your case. O. I.-Yes, it is the proper thing for you to stay away from dances if the lady of your choice does not care to go. W.-Yes, you did quite right in marrying, as you could not attend to your school work when she was so far away. Cyrus-It is improper to play Romeo and Juliet at the front dormitory window. Authorities of modern schools forbid the practice.
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