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THE MIS -FIT
Published each April 1st
(By some students having more
nerve than brains) in the interest
of square for round holes.
9 Pegs
Entered as last -class matter and
literature on the A. & M. College
Campus under the riot act of April
lst, 1930.
Editorial Staff .................. I. Writum
Rosiness Staff ................U. Ketchum
HAIL
,
When a group as large as this
student body gets together there
are bound to be some individuals
and some groups of individuals
who simply do not fit into the ma-
chinery of the whole —the wheel
they make up is too large or too
small and often, yea, very often,
badly warped, or perhaps some of
the cogs are missing. At any rate,
B ROTHERS
for years to lead the flocks 't the
slaughter house. We wouldn't say
that the fraternity leaders have led
their members to such a physical
destruction, but the principle has
been the same. The whole thing
has impressed us as somewhat of
a blind parade, a sort of mental
hokus -pokes that siezes a pr ospee-
tive member with an enthusiasm
tins will s or later lose p
ability to present � its fictitious a-
p
peal, and a natural death will re-
sult. The shades over the eyes of
most of the members (we still
maintain that some are hopeless)
will then be lifted, and a full real -
ization of Sir Isaac's type of indi-
vidualism will come. Until that
time the fraternities will continue
to "prosper" and accomplish their
ends the same p s the ostrich that
hides his head f the sand and con -
A sh es to A shes
they are mis -fits,
that is boundless, and the first
g ratulates himself lf his clever meth•
thing he knows he is afull- fledged
od of concealing himself.
and Dust to Dust
has ahead su
t ents to -At any rate, the
you. an-
fied look on his face and that sat -
If th ey find
eient fraternal orders of T. T.'s
and. Swastikas need no further
isfying emblem on his coat (con-
-
The Athletes
out our
cealed, of course ).
intr oduction.
The student leaders shouldn't
,
names Individualism,
we must admit, is
some in for all the credit, how-
Behold the athlete as he prances
't
something that is very necessary if
ever. There are certain leaders in
up and down our walk! Isn't be
be
civilization is going to advance,
the fair city of Bryan who have
grand, but just talk to him.
Wewille
and individualism, when directed
along the proper channels, should
never be suppressed. Fortunately,
become imbued with the over-
zealous spirit of the thing and
have so directed their endeavors
sionally one of them will speak.
After they ceive their degrees,
they either come automobile or
Taylor Made Men
Newton displayed a great deal of
that one who is not a member of
insurance salesmen and then im-
the proper sort of individualism
the inner circle finds himself up
lose count of the game
No! this is not an advertisement
when he set to work on such a sim-
against a wall that has been pene-
n
and
and score. Why don't they become
nor a composition on the appeal of
ple principle (so simple that many
trated in only a few instances
little different and stay in the
a neatly dressed man, but it is
considered it vulgar) as that which
g )
when he tries to gain access. to
c
corps, refrain from drinking
merely written to laud a man who
made an apple fall down instead of
some of the "cultural" influences
ing training, and realize that there
there
produces this marvelous effect.
up when dropped.
which rightfully should go to any
so else in life besides
The next time a pie - salesman
We realize that a drastic fight
normal college m an. To these
a
athlettics. ics. Take a look their
grades and then call them the
comes to your room notice the
made on the fraternities at A. &
leaders, then, we 'place the blame
young prodegies of today.
striking of his appearance.
M. would accomplish the same re-
(or perhaps praise — if we only
He is a Taylor made man. If
sults as an energetic membership
knew) for the fraternities.
o
present conditions continue to ex-
campaign. We realize, too, that
The natural question that fol-
ist it has been calculated that in
some couldn't see the point when
lows is this: "Why attack our se-
Some Things we Would
another nine months we would
we showed by sound logic that
cret organizations as a bad col -
have a Taylor Made Corps and in
such an organization was detri-
lege influence when you have kept
Like to Know
one month what will we have —a
mental to the well being of our
YOUR identity secret ?" At first
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Taylor Made Corps Staff at least.
school. We immediately arrive at
blush you have us stumped, znd
o
the conclusion that our efforts are
our answer would probably be that
Why John Frank Day hangs
The Campus Sore
therefore useless, but Newton
we are both deliberately trying tc
around the Hospital so much?
Thumbs
thought the same thing at first,
present problems for the College
Where Fred Buford goes on
so here goes.
administration to struggle with.
The writer hhs tried Co look at
(Fortunately for the administre-
these week nights when he has no
We have often heard about the
the problem from a fair - minded
tion, the student presents an un-
pass?
campus sore thumb and have won-
viewpoint and is willing to give
ending procession of problems, and
Where John Neal and Louis
dered what it was, but now we, the
any credit due such an organize-
thus the officials keep their jobs.
Machemehl stayed the night before
illustrious. Muskeeteers and preach-
tion when it can be shown that the
What fen would college be anyway
era of the true gospel, have come
fraternities deserve it. Most of
if there were no presidents and
the Kansas Aggie game?
to the conclusion that the Casuals,
his endeavors ended just where
deans —just "Mark Hopkinses on
Which one of the Deans bought
otherwise known as the gold-
they had begun —in darkness —be-
the ends of logs.) But that isn't
and some bottle
bricker, is the campus sore thumb.
cause these organizations guard
all; we are trying to do some good,
a can of malt
Dressed in "citz," they come
their purposes with a zeal that is
and while it wouldn't do to publish
caps on August 5, 1929, and why
prancing through the halls and
Catholic in its attempt. His con-
our names, we at least are pub-
he didn't get a cake of yeast —
dow-n the sidewalks of our beloved
elusions, then, had to be based on
lishing our purposes. So,� inspfr-
thoughtlessness we'd say?
campus and the contrast they make
obsematiopa that may be badly dis-
ing poems are ancriymous, by the
with our uniforms is somewhat like
I
torted. But suppose Newton had
way.
Why. Calixto C. (I make hey)
that of a tin roof on a million -dol-
foimulated his law of gravity and
Francis Bacon once said that
Valle insists on making the noon
lar mansion. We have only one
kept it to himself. Could any ben -
many good organizations have bad
hour miserable for the campus
suggestion to make in regard to
efit have been derived from such
members and many bad members
girls with his stories of what a
the welfare of the school, as this
actions? Then why, fraternities,
belong to good organizations. The
good little boy Lito is and how
yellow -sheet is published for the
deprive the community of the
membership of the fraternities is
smart I are
benefit, and that is to cut them out
benefits of your organizations?
undoubtedly made up of both good
entirely, for we believe that un-
Come out of the bushes and show
and bad, but the purpose of both
And another thing, why in the
lees a man can stay in the corps
your colors. Let us know who and
are, at best, badly warped and can
Hell doesn't the corps quit griping
for four years, he should not enter
what you are. There may some-
bring no constructive accomplish -
about Sbisa's hash and start wor-
this school. There are other
thing . to you after all,
ments to our society. It is our.
schools to serve him and with
In the Chicago Stock Yards is an
opinion that the impelling influ-
shiping Allah —it gets the same
co -eds.
old black sheep that has been used
ences at the base of the organiza-
results.
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