The Maily Bulletin
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- WILLIAM BENNETT BIZZELL,
President of the College.
ERANK ©O. MARTIN,
Publicity Secretary.
came successfully and to their lik-
ing. They determined that what the
team lacks in ordinary technical
skill or physical strength to defeat the
Longhorns will be supplied in super-
ficial fashion through the medium of
school spirit. Those who have watch-
ed a losing game suddenly turn to
victory in its last stages for the Ag-/
gies, as fear seemed to stir the Ag-
gie rooting stands to fervid activity,
will give eredit to this element.
those who believe that will, a sac-
rificial spirit, and an indomitable de-
termination are some of the greatest
- weapons to be employed in any kind
of a contest, will not put too much
reliance in what the football dope has
shown so far. -
Probably the keenest rivalry is en-
gendered between the two Texas
‘teams on the occasion of this annual
football classic of any other contest
in the United States. It is in the
South what the Yale-Princeton game
is in the East.
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Dope has been upset too often
where psychology has an important |
bearing on skill to predict the result | ¢
of the Turkey Day game between the | 2
Farmers and the Longhorns.
will be put to the limit of their full
ability, in the few remaining days be- |?
Everything else |
fore the big game.
is off their minds, on every side they
see nothing but preparations for the |
game, they hear nothing else and thus
it is a perfectly literal translation to &
say that they are training 100 per|&
cent.
REPORT ON NEW
ORLEANS MEETING
A. B. Connor Elected Second Vice-
President of American Society
of Agronomy.
At the lost meeting of the Resesren
Council of the Experiment Station
held Tuesday, A. B. Connor, agron-
omist of the Station reported on the
meeting of the American Secicty of
Agronomy held in New Orleans last
week. Mr. Connor was elected vice
president of the organization whien
carries in its membership teachers, in-
vestigators and students in general of
the science of field crop production,
and seeks in its meeting from year
to year to clarify the whole subject
of agronomy by orderly exchanges of
ideas.
“Tn former meetings” Mr. Connor
stated, “attention had been called to
{the tendency toward teaching some
particular phase of the subject to the
neglect of the necessary thorough
grounding in the fundamentals and
a committee was appointed a year
ago, headed by Dr. Ethridge of Miss-
ouri University, to prepare a compre-
heasive suggestion for a course that|
world provide more thoroughness and
~hen mastered, would render the
student better able to cope wit: ay
set of agronomic problems liable %o
be encountered in American agrieul-
ture. This committee prepared and
presented to the New Orleans meet-
ing a symposium which was approvec
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and is being sent to the colleges, ex-
periment stations and extension di-
visions so that advantage may be tak-
en of the suggestions it contains and
it is expected that a general co-or-
dination will gradually result in the
teaching of field crop production.”
Honesty is the best policy, but
when it is invoked merely for the
sake of policy its quality is greatly
depreciated.
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