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brtstmas to all our .¢aScrs S Always first with the LATEST DESIGNS IN WATCHES, CLOCKS AND FASHION JEWELLERY &T REASONABLE PRICES OIXON HEMPENSTALL’ REGISTERED AT THE G.P.O. AS A NEWSPAPER COPYRIGHT CAROM 111 GRAFTON ST. Vol. V.--No. 6 THURSDAY, 5th DECEMBER, 1957 PRICE 3d. 40 GRAFTON ST. Moderatmn Accepted C who mtful ’HIST.’ THROUGH-’PhiI.’ Try To-Nigm The Hist. debated " That Moderation is for the second-rate" on November 27th, and the discu~ion illustrated per- fectly the pitfalls awaiting those em- asiasm. Farmers at Carlow "Observer" Tournament barking upon such a subject. Few from The Agricultural Society has just HE preliminary rounds of the inter-varsity debating tournament speakers thought clearly about the ~ed the motion, and its chief merit was in pro- benefited from a most informative tour T sponsored by the "Observer" are at the moment the main topic viding a convenient basis for each Lake it of the Carlow sugar beet factory, where speaker’s exposition on his favourite ;t goal. the whole process was seen in action, of conversation among debating enthusiasts both in Trinity and in other " lost cause " or " b~te noire." Thus, Mr. efeated right from entry of the beet on vehicles universities. The Irish section of the competition entails two preliminary J Clarke talked about American Presi- into the factory to the emergence of the ~als to rounds and a local final; already two teams, those representing the dents, Mr. J. Hunter brought in the sacks of sugar. The members also saw Hist. and the Literary and Historical Society, U.C.D., have, by their Unionists and an illegal organisation, the entomology research department Mr. Knight on ce again mentioned which is but one cog of the vast indus- performance at a preliminary round held at U.C.D. on Saturday, won U.N.E.S.C.O., and Count Tolstoy -- no trial machine that the Irish Sugar their way to the Irish final. prizes for guessing. Company is operating in this country. The motion on Saturday was " That Mr. J. Clark, in proposing the motion, A lively programme lies ahead, with small men cast long shadows when the sensibly left aside theoretical arguments the inaugural address to be read by Mr. sun is sinking." The standard of debate Round and About and took examples to prove his case from P. Read next term, followed by papers was reasonably high, although some Clothes-Conscious history and literature. Mr. J. Hunter, dealing with "Ensilage" by Mr. speakers disappointingly preferred to University and King’s Colleges, opposing, made a good logical speech. Leonard, " The Problem of Food Quality deliver set orations with varying degrees London, competed against each other in establishing the moderates as a "third and the Farmer To-day " by A. Cobham. of competence rather than to debate a dress-show the other day, in an all- force" in world affairs and on this It is hoped to get the great promoter of the motion. out effort to improve the standard of thesis ranging over such fields as H- D. 3-2 organic farming methods, Lady Eve The Hist. representatives, G. B. dress in college. bomb production and a favourite Hist. ion. It Balfour to speak at this meeting. A Holland and M. T. Knight, were fluent topic, " The Hollow Men." paper on forestry will be read by Mr. ~nd logical, and few could disagree with Keen Types Count Tolstoy provided himself as the ld this A certain Professor, who shall be er the L. Roche, to which Mr. Childers, the opinion that Knig.ht’s was the best epitome of extremism and, therefore, a Minister for Lands and Forestry, is speech of the evenmg. The repre- nameless, speaking at a Durham Univer- good thing. Mr. Edwards was as in- ve won sity Freshers’ conference, said: "Per- consequential as ever, and gave a all the expected to speak. In addition, many sentatives of U.C.D. were a trifle sonally I never do .any work after 10 nd con- educational trips are being arranged to fortunate, we felt, to be placed before quotation which most people had heard places of interest to the members. the Hist. in the final reckoning; even p.m., but, of course, some people are at somewhere before. Mr. M. Knight gave their own supporters appeared to dis- their most creative in the middle of the a brilliant performance in that humorous centre- Evidence of Trinity’s activity in the night." agricultural field may be seen at the John agree with the judges’ decision. style in which he is becoming in£mitable. end of To-night in the G.M.B., the Phil., The Moderns Mr. Telfer made a successful maiden tchard- Kells Ingram farm in Co. Louth, where great progress is being made. Land i~ represented by K. R. Johnson and J. T. A creation in plasticine and wire speech, as did Mr. Bernstein, who in- alt of a Killen, will attempt to emulate the Hist.’s called " Sclinge in Pleistocene," is re- sisted that the private lives of virtuosi LD. re- being reclaimed, old drains c]eaned and new ones dug. This work is at present efforts. They will be speaking on the ported by " King’s Courier" to be on are not excused by their " genius." Mr. ,. 2-1. motion "That sweet are the uses of exhibition (unofficial) in the Hatton Mason and Mr. l~awhi~ey contributed being supervised by Mr. Nick Bielenberg Gallery i,n London. The authorities tualiser --a Trinity graduate and ex-member of adversity," and will have as their maiden speeches in promising fashion. Whistle the Society. Next term it is hoped opponents teams from U.C.D., U.C.G., deny all knowledge of it, and, adds " The Mr. Hinchcliffe revealed an ambition to ;y just College of Surgeons and Bolton Street Courier," " so do the students who put be British amateur golf champion, and that Senior Freshmen agricultural Mr. V. Young naturally resorted to result students will spend a day each week on Technical I,nstitute. it there." tchard- this magnificent farm, which also pro- Spartan Conditions in Inner Mongolia bridge as his only medium of communi- One of the first rules laid down by cation. Mr. Dickson finished the debat- vides practical training for forestry in~ with yet a.nother good " maiden." )sed by students. college authorities of the newly-founded ~id well ICARUS University of Inner Mongolia: No enter- Mr. Dockrell, T.D., summed up a ?erhaps We learn that " Icarus" was due to tailing in students’ rooms at any time. debate in which the Society approved Le score arrive yesterday a.nd should be on sale of moderation by rejecting the motion. scored by to-day. Delays at the printers have A La Guillotine! held up the publication for so long. Paris University authorities recently lid-way put a ban on female visitors to men’s CHERRY rooms. About 400 students, filled with p to a righteous anger, bombarded police with BOOKS really TREE Economists At Cork an interesting variety of ammunition. able of Yesterday, three economists -- G. In the ensui0ng battle, three arrests were FRED HANNA LTD, xcellent Knaggs, G. Prior-Wandesforde and J. made. and J. RESTAURAN l- Ltd. 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ONLY 6/- PER TIM dublin dial 75311 I 2 TRINITY NEWS December 5, 1957 Profile : COLLEGE DAVE WHEELER -- All-Rounder OBSERVED Dave Wheeler ~:as born about twenty In spite of what seems an almost full- years ago in Dublin, and after an Looking tiredly through the fog of time career as sportsma.n, Dave still College life, hungering for facts to twist, education at Mountjoy School, where, finds time for his honor course--he is, surprisingly enough, he failed to make characters to ridicule, and a theme under TRINITY NEWS any mark in sport, he entered Trinity indeed, one of the few Junior Sophister which to combine the melange, I alighted in the autumn of 1955 as an Honors Economists who understand what their triumphantly on the following motif, 3 Trinity College ’student in Economics and Political " Get out .of the rut.