The Gavelyte, January 1908

l 'I•~ I l.\ It\' 11, I, g < '(>I ,I ,E(; E. • s ·o ~ I r Tt I f s Thi~ i~ the time of yrar tl) makP I let us all join in and make the socie– rPsolutions and s•) it wo11ld be advis- 1ties worth attending and we will sec~ ahlt> for all of u. to rrsolve to take that others will help thoi.;e who help I more intere:--t in work in t hP 8ocieties. I themselves and the attPndan<'P will Tf thP society work last term was not ; be as large if not larger than ever \\'hat it should have bPPn let us try I before. Let every onP come to the to make nine-teen and eight a banner J first meeting, pay up his due, and , ear. Why is it that we ran not all I make up his mind to per form when- 1,P present at every meeting? ft is e,·pr his name iR on the programme. cntainly not berause we get no benP- If every Rtudent would do this h<> tit from it for, if we ~viii takP thP , would not only benefit the society and intPrt>st in the ~·ork ~hat s.h~luld lw j ~nc~urage the hrnders but would bene– ~akr11, the benefi.ts ~v1ll b~ forthrom- i fit himself most of all. .'ome day, he trig. At the bt>gtnnrng of last trrm, i will wish he ha,] responded when the societies were well attended and good i opportunity presented itself, but then programmPs were rendPred, hut as it will bP forevn too late . ()o it, time wrnt on, the interrst gradually now! This is the appointed time .! dPcrea:.ed until, towar<lR the end of Think it over then get busy, every _the tPrm, meetings were postponed I hody !!! ·ind finallv :-;topped altogether in , Notice this from "University Lif't·" ' .· . w· 1 h ,-1· 1 1 "With hut few, if any exceptio11s, j,:OmP sor1et1es. 1t 1 t ese con111- ti 11 th t 1· th . . 11Jse co fges a arr ma ,ing e tion: it iA no wondrr that CPdarville I he1-t showing in oratorical and debat- i. dead But thi:- iR one case in whi<'h I ing conte:-t-1 an· those having 1-trong t.hPrP 1~ hopP rvPn nftpr denth. ~o · litPrary sorirtirs.''