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Introductory (§ XCE more the Yackety Yack with its attempted representation of the various interests of college life, with its jolts, and with its sketches of a more serious nature greets its readers. Although the present board of editors was elected at the close of last session, due to the incompleteness of class, society, fraternity and other rolls, it was fcmnd almost impossible to begin work until after Christmas holidays. So the 1907 Annual is the product of three months ' labor. But notwithstanding all this, the board of editors oflfer no apolog ' for their shortcomings. It has been the aim of the board of editors to embody within this book a true representation of the many phases of our University life. Especially have we attempted to bring the athletic life of the University into prominence, and a glance at the section devoted to this head will show that the class teams, as well as the ' arsity teams, are given recognition. But whatever mav be the success of this volume, it caimot be attributed entirely to a board of editors. So we take this opportunity of expressing to the student body our hearty appreciation of the ready manner in which they have responded w hen called upon. And to our contributors, without the college, we also express our sincere thanks. Editors.
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Indeed, it seems as there is something in the Hfe here at Chapel Hill that breeds in one a desire to champion the cause of popular education. This spirit will ever live here and impress itself upon our students, and in all the fights he shall make for the children of our State. University men will rally around Mr. Jovner and loyally support him. May he long remain the leader of our people in their great fight agamst illiteracy in Xorth Carolina. M. C. S NoBi.E
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University Calendar for 1906-1907 1906 September 1 0-15. September 0-12. September 13- October 12. November 29. December 21. 1907 January 2-3- January 4- February 22. April I. June 4- Moiuhix to Saturday. — Examinations for the Removal of Conditions. Monday to ll ' cdncsday. — E.xaminations for Admission. Reg- istration. Thursday.— FaW Term Lectures begin. 8:30 Morning Prayer, Gerrard Hall. n ' ( fl v.— L ' nivcrsity Day. Exercises in Memorial Elall, 10:30 A. M. Thursday. — Thanksgiving Day. Holiday in all Departments. Friday. — Christmas Recess Begins. Jl ' cdncsday and Thursday. — Registration. Friday. — Spring Term Lectures begin. Friday. — Washington ' s Birthday. Holiday in all Departments. .Monday. — Easter Alonday. Holiday in all Departments. Tuesday. — Commencement Day.
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