| Show NECESSARY AID I If It instructors on the campus realized how hov necessary and desirable it is for them to allow I such euch information as they have havo to bo be m made do available available available avail avail- i able to the the Chronicle cert certainly it would not be so so difficult to obtain such news neW items as it is at II present Instructors at the head of ot various committees committees com corn are sometimes so reticent about divulging ing inS news material that it is next to impossible to extract anything of the kind rom them I T To a great extent the first notices of any news of distinctly campus interest will find its way to I other colle colleges es through the medium of or the local college publication From this it should hould be ho ap apParent apparent apparent ap- ap parent that an any estimate of the work being done especially alone alone- scholastic lines will be based up upon upon upon up- up on the tho amount appe appearing in the Chronicle Re Reporters Reporters Reporters Re- Re porters on the Chronicle make every effort to collect any such material and as ns a rule manage to gain a considerable amount of or good tion Lion But a certain few faculty members members' though doing very worthy work in research fields or holding important committee positions continue to withhold valuable information which should byall by byall byall all means be given out for publication In the first pla place e the Chronicle wants tho the best possible material available for its Us use uso It does not always have all such material In the tho second place it is necessary for the the school and for forthe forthe forthe the general information of students that we have havo this material Chronicle reporters are willing to do far more than their share in an effort to gain sain this material but the instructors concerned should a at aL least make some effort or in many cases casos concessions in inthe the theova move ova to make mako such efforts more mora profitable |
