University of North Carolina Greensboro - Pine Needles Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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Present good, future good, no good — these possibilities are mingled in the crude ore which we ordinarily call work. Out of that we must smelt, if we can, the pure metal of a voca- tion fit for the spirit of man. The crude mass of ' work, ' as it exists today in mines, shops, stores, railroads, schoolrooms, and in l(itchens, contains elements that should be abolished, elements that are hard, but no harder than we need to call out the best of us, and here and there is a nugget of pure delight. RICHARD CLARKE CABOT.

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Student Government HE Student Cioveniment Association in our college is an organization of the entire student body for the purpose of |l controlling all matters of conduct and developing self- control, personal responsibility, cooperation, and loyalty. In a general way the Students ' Association has been given control of that department of the college which has reference to the relationship on condition that this authority be exercised with caution and wisdom. As in all organizations, there is a small group of students which act as the executive and judicial body, but the actual legislating is in the hands of the entire student body. Kipling said : For the strength of the wolf is the pack. And the strength of the park is the wolf. This holds true also with the citizens of the little democracy here on the campus. Then it is up to the students to cooperate for good community habits that will bring out the best of what there is in us and create an atmosphere for putting as much into our college work and create an atmosphere for putting as much into our college work as possible. Rosalynd Nix.