Albion State Normal School - Sage Yearbook (Albion, ID)

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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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