The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current, February 12, 1930, Image 5

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    THE BATTALION
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LECTURE TO BE OF INTEREST
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are distinguished from the petit-
bourgeoisie; and the 'small bandit
populace still remains secluded in
their mountain cache. The preasants
still live off the profits derived from
driving their goods to the little but
beloved market in the public square.
While the working classes are oc
cupying the majority of the big cot
tages which have been turned into
sanatoriums under the direction of
the Commissariat of Public Health,
th^ “government servants” occupy
the remainder of the big cottages,
and these two groups are kept up by
the Nepmen who reside in the big
hotel which resembles the Commis
sariat but which is used for the aid
of the other two classes of commons.
One engineer said that “The gov
ernment is what stands in the way of
the economic and cultural revival
of Russia; and yet Russia would have
been the worse off had it not suffer
ed the effects of the revolution. The
policy of the Bolsheviks, extreme as
they were, prevented the return of
the old regime.”
One dark-haired, black-eyed gentle
man with a swarthy complexion and
great big, dangerous looking nose of
those Caucasus mountain races said:
‘‘Russia has its god and bad points.
Amiong its bad is its loss of freedom.
In America you can kill a man and
go free; even in Finland you can kill
u Russian if you have twenty gold
rubles; in other places if you hate a
man, you can kill him; but in Russia
if you kill a man, the government
comes right along and kills you.”
Mr. Eastman’s talk will be on
“Russia and the Bolsheviks.”
ROOM RENT RAISED
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rent at a maximum of $60 which is
not to be increased further.
The Board, together with the ad
ministrative officials of the College,
agreed to charge this room-rent with
great reluctance, as it was brought
up that such an increase in the a-
mount to register would make a hard
ship on some of the students. “But,”
Dr. Walton said, “since there is lit
tle or no chance of the State Legis
lature appropriating any more funds
for building dormitories, this is the
only way in which we could see to
build adequate i - oom for the students
now and the ones to come in later
years.”
This money will be put aside for
the specific use of building dormi
tories and will be used for no other
purpose.
say Bo, DID jA.?
Say bo, didja ever go to Dallas
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To have a hot time with a dame you
never saw before,
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And didja make sure your reputation
as a fast worker
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Got to the girl before you did,
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So that the girl was waiting for you
hungrily,
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And then when you got there didja
let ’em know they
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Called you “Speedy” just to sorta im
press her of the type of fellow you
were,
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And then after spending the better
part of two days and
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Two nights with the flossie,
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Didja go away congratulatin’ your
self on the way
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You had proved your reputation,
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And then, bo, didja come back to Ag-
gieland,
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And didja find out in a letter from
her girl friend
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To your boy friend that she had kept
her room mate awake
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Telling her about her big brawny
cadet whose name was “Pokey” ?
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Say, bo, didja ?
Eddie Speedy POKEY GORMAN did.
CAMP SCHEDULE
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of the Cavalry Camp and Captain
Lewis A. Pick will command the
camp for the Engineers.
No further details are available as
yet but will be published from time
to time in The Battalion as they
come in.
A meeting of the graduate facultj:
at Yale University- was broken up
recently when a bat entered the
room where the meeting was ir
progress and the entire faculty as
sembled began to chase it.
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E. R. Hardy, Jr., 21, has been or
dained as a deacon of the Episcopal
Church at New York. Hardy has been
known as a child prodigy at Columbia
university, wdiich he entered at 12.
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Psychology Nightmare
They hung her there simpliciter
Miss Martin X. O’Boyle,
She wouldn’t play her auction bridge,
Secundum Legem Hoyle.
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