University of Virginia - Corks and Curls Yearbook (Charlottesville, VA)

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C3C1RLKZS A.N D CDIIIkIJS VWDL.IKIXZ l . I906 CALEN DAR moscALENDAR KaQ SEPTEMBER Ra, . 2. Lectures resumed 15. Beginning of eighty-secondSession V 17. Death Of John 153- Edwards 7' 30. University Convocation FEBRUARY 1 OCTOBER 14. Spring initiation of T. I. L. K. A. ; MARCH 14. Marticulation day 28. Fall initiation of Phi Delta Phi 13. Initiation of Thirteen Club 28. 11 1' Nu Sigma Nu 23. Death of C01. WilliamE. Peters ?- ' 31. T. I. L. K. A. APRIL NOVEMBER x 3 14. Spring initiation of Phi Delta Phi 18. Spring initiation of Lambda Pi 4. Fall initiation of Lambda Pi 19. Jefferson day 4. 3 Phi Rho Sigma 25. '1 11 Eli Banana , MAY , , 5. Electlon of officers of G. A. A. 30. Thanksngmg day JUNE DECEMBER 12. Alumni day 3 ' 23. Beginning of Christmas recess I3. Final day 5 11 d; '1: ?3' ,!

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1906 CORKS AND CURLS I3 fortunate public with a modest little bow and the stereotyped expres sion of humility from the Editorial Board. Please consider this done. Whether this custom sprang from the sincerity of the editors or from a lack of something else to say is a matter of doubt, but the latter is more probable. For what have we to discuss in an editorial? We can not, like Topics, reprimand the hurrying students who walk on the grass, since llDoicli Lambeth has long since removed this source of material by erecting his formidable fences; it is too late to talk of llrootingi, and llColllege Spirit'l,-Dr. Alderman has eliminated all desire for that, with the hope that we will save our energy for the Class-Day Celebration; and who are we that we should aspire, like our llesteemed co.n- temporaryl, the Iliag, to solve the problem of llRibbon Societies in our College Life ?,i We believe, however, that matters of such vital importance should not be passed by unnoticed, and hence have made some allusions to them in our pages and eagerly expect them to be duly appreciated. We wish to thank our contributors for their efficiency and promptness. We are especially indebted in the Art Department to Mr. Jack Chamberlin. Mr. Charles J. Munson, Miss Foster, Mrs. Goldsborough, Mr. VVrenn, Mr. Walker, and Mr. Bell, and, in the Literary Department, to Dr. Kent, Mr. Dobie, and Mr. Stewart. The poem llFarewellfl is republished from CORKs AND CURLs of 1903, by the courtesy of Mr. James Hay, Jr. The kindness of many others too numer- ous to mention are acknowledged, and to them are due, in a large measure, what- ever success the book may attain. C USTOM has decided that CORKs AND CURLs shall be presented to the un-