THE DAILY NEBRASKA N
THE WOMEN'S PAGE
PUBLISHED BY GIRLS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA EVERY WEEK
January 6, 1916
No. I
. WOMEN'S PAGE
Published Weekly Jan. . 191C
Doris Slater Editor
This page is precisely for girls, as
you will see. It is a new diversion, the
success of which depends, girls, mainly
upon your use of it. Do you want it?
lUis the page where only your news
items and, advertisements for you will
appear. Hand In whatever news you
would like to see printed once a week.
If you have any suggestions for this
page, we would be only too glad to
consider them, for we are only experi
menting. It would seem rather early to re
mind you of the Girls' Club conven
tion coming here in May, but a good
and worthy thing can never be made
too much of. What is your organiza
tion planning for that crowd of girls?
How are you going to help entertain
them and impress upon them that this
is not an institution in the midst of
Indians and no civilization? Let us
all plan to give- these girls a royal
good time and to instil in them some
of our Nebraska enthusiasm and de
mocracy which we so often boast.
There is a problem among us which
we do hope to solve in the near future.
It is that of Student Government and
of adopting the Point and Honor Sys
tems. Do you want them? Do you
think they are advisable? ' Think
about them and be ready to express
your opinion.
BASKETBALL CENTER
OF ATTRACTION
I '07. superintendent of Shelton schools,
I spent the holidays in Lincoln, doing
research work in the library.
Mist Gittings in Chicago
Prof. Ina E. Gittings spent the
Christmas vacation in Chicago, visit
ing the Chicago School of Physical
Education and Investigating the Chi
cago Playgrounds system.
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MANY GIRLS TRY OUT FOR THE
DIFFERENT TEAMS
MISS CAMILLE KOCK RETURNS
Sophomores Feel Confident of Success
with Her Assistance The
Seniors Have Twice
Won Honors
"Basketball is the center of attrac
tion in the Women's Physical Eudca
tion Department at the present time.
A large number of girls are trying out
for the teams and Judging from the
enthusiasm displayed there promises
to be an interesting tournament in
the near future.
The Sophomores are elated over the
return of Camille Kock and feel con
fident of the championship with her as
their leader. The present Senior
class, however, has twice carried off
the honors, once as Freshmen and
again as Sophomores, and are deter
mined to regain the ground lost last
year.
Max Towle, former gridiron star and
graduate of the College of Law, will
file as candidate for the republican
nomination for Justice of tho peace.
W. A. Rockio, '14, who has been
visiting in Lincoln the last two weeks,
has Kono to Cisco. Texas, where he
is employed on the Federal Soil Survey.
The fourth edition of a Physical
Geography manual by Trof. N. A. Rerg
ston has Just been published. This
manual is in use In high schools In
over thirty states.
Prof. Louise Pound, of the faculty
' 1. - AT
uie national executive conimlttet M
one of three vli o presidents of tin
Modern Language association of Am.
ica at its meeting in Cleveland, whica
, sne attcnaoa nisi week, she holfc
( these positions for a terra ot four
years. Miss Pound was also made i
j director of the national council ot
I English teachers at a recent meetinj
of this organization in Chicago.
BLACK MASQUES ENTERTAIN
Other Inter-Sorority Societies Will
Be Guests at the House of
Jeannette Finney
The Black Masques will entertain
members of the Mystic Fish, of Xi
Delta and of Silver Serpent at the
home of Jeannette Finney, 2315 South
Seventeenth street, on Saturday after
noon from 3 to 5 o'clock.
The party will be a kenslngton be
sides a very good opportunity for get
ting acquainted. - Some problems con
fronting the girls are going to be dis
cussed. Among them are the Point
System and the need of a new room
for girls' organizations,' where some
schedule could be made for meetings.
New Year's Resolutions
The Y. W. C. A. has had excellent
success the last year. With the be
ginning of the New Year, it starts out
by having for the first Vesper service
Dr. R. A. Waite, who speaks on "New
Year's Resolutions.
With all committees and individual
members the New Year spirit is
shown. It is expected that the mis
sionary campaign for Miss Grace Cop
pock, of China, and the membership
list will have untold success.
PERSONAL
John Miller, .'16, has left school to
accept a position In the schools at
Claytonla,
The engagement of Helen Koehlef,
'14, to George Dutton, was announced
last week. Both the young people live
In Hastings.
W. F. Conklln, 08, of Tekamah, and
W. W. "Wendstrand, '13, of Wahoo, are
vlRitora at the Alpha Tan Omega
house this week.
tv v Snirk. of Wllber. resented
the Slavonic department of the Uni
versity with forty volumes of Bohe
mian history and biography.
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