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SOCIETY
SOCIAL CALENDAR
February 17
Kappa Sigma dance Lincoln.
Alpha Tau Omega formal Lincoln.
United Agricultural sociely dance
Hairy building.
Catholic Students Club dance Lin
dell. Silver Lynx dance Lincoln.
Kappa Sigma banquet Lincoln.
Freshman girls' party Music hall.
Kappa Alpha Theta house dance.
Delta Chi house dance,
Komensky Klub dance Music hall.
Personals
Palrick Bolton was in Wymore last
week end.
Marian Brown spent the week end
in Tapillion.
Irwin Smith, '17, has gone to Min
neapolis for a week.
Pollick Parmalee, 'IS, left yester
day for Louisville, Ky.
Gladys Cole of Norfolk is a guest
at the Gamma Phi Beta house.
James Brittain of Wayne is a vis
itor at the Sigma Chi house.
Marian Reeder, 'IS, will spend the
week end at her home in Columbus.
Eda Behling, ex '17, of York, is vis
iting at the Kappa Kappa Gamma
house. .
EXPRESS SPIRIT
THROUGH ACTION
Should Show Interest in All Things,
Especially Religion, Not in Words,
But Deeds, Says Miss Dodge
Alpha Sigma Phi announces the
pledging of Hollis H. Kirsch. "IS. of
Lincoln.
Miss Winifred fiVereton, a gradu
ate of Brownell hall, has registered
for the normal training course in
physical education.
UNIVERSITY MEN
ON THE PROGRAM
(Continued from Page One)
Instead of telling the merchants, as
most speakers do, what accounts they
should keep. Professor Martin outlined
a system for keeping the accounts
which they already have.
Penn P. Fodrea, sales manager of
ti.e lien Biscuit Company of Omaha,
was the last speaker, talking on
"Salesmanship." .
The program for today is:
Morning Session
W. C. E. Elliott, president of the
federation, presiding.
10 a. m. "The Rela ion of the Uni
versity to the Business Interests of
the State," Chancellor Samuel Avery.
10:30 a. m. "The School of Com
merce Its Functions." Trof. J. E. Le
Rossignol, director of the school of
commerce.
11 a. m. "Credit Co-operation
Among Retailers," C. W. Russ. Hot
Springs, Ark.
Afternoon Session
Prof. O. R, Martin, presiding.
1:30 p. m. "Financial Problems of
the Retailer," C. W. Russell, treasurer
M. E. Smith &. Company. Omaha.
2:30 p. m "Analyzing the Trade
Possibilities of the Community," C.
F. Kurtx, director of business admin
istration, extension division. Univer
sity of Iowa.
3:30 p. m. "The Traiuing of Retail
Salesmen," S. A. Sanderson, vice-president,
Rudge Guenzel Company.
Lincoln.
Not. mere opinion or belief, but con
crete action, is the test of spirit, in
the opinion of Miss Adelia Dodge, field
secretary of the north-central district
of the Y. V. C. A., who spoke on
"Dramatised Religion" at Vespers
yesterday afternoon.
"We like to see things in action.
We give pageants to illustrate pas
sive facts; we enjoy moving pictures
because they give us life-size pictures
of action. In just such a way should
we show our interest in our religion
by doing things."
This activity, which is the concrete
expression of spirit, should not be re
sultless; it should accomplish some
thing; more than the obvious, the
routine, should be done.
"Seeing is believing, and so, in or
der to convince others of our belief,
we must do something to show them
how we feel," Miss Dodge continued,
following up her point.
Dramatized religion, on the other
hand, is not for a moment of the sen
sational sort. It is the serious, well-thought-out,
purposeful expression of
deep conviction. We should live what
we feel we should live our beliefs.
In connection with the Vespers pro
gram, Mildred Gillilan sang a vocal
sclo. Doris Weaver presided over
the meeting.
Mississippi and the Semester
The University of Mississippi is
considering the adoption of the se
mester system as opposed to the plan
of having three terms. The faculty
of the college of arts has expressed
itself as being in favor of the present
system by a small majority, and the
question will be brought up before the
whole faculty at its next meeting.
Mississippi, Texas, Georgia and Vir
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sities that still retain the three-term
system, Ex.
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