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Social Calendar
February 19
Women of the faculty party Worn
an's Hall.
February 21.
Delta Delta Delta House dance.
Alpha Gamma Rho House dance.
Delta Tau Delta House Dance.
Alpha Phi formal Lincoln Hotel,
rht Delta Theta House dance.
Gamma Phi Beta House dance.
February 22.
All University Party Armory.
Alpha XI Delta formal Lincoln ho
tel. Delta Delta Delta banquet Lincoln
Hotel.
Closed night.
Myrtle Fish - Orphcum party.
February 28
Chi Omega formal Lincoln Hotel.
March 1
XI Delta Women's Hall.
Pi Kappa Phi formal Lincoln Ho
tel. Chi Omega banquet Lincoln Hotel.
March 7
Sigma Alpha Epsilon formal Lin
coln Hotel.
March 8
Kappa Kappa Gamma formal Lin
coln Hotel.
March 14
Achoth formal Lincoln Hotel.
March 15
Closed night
Alpha Omicron Pi formal Lincoln
Hotel
March 21 .
Phi Gamma Delta formal Lincolu
Hotel.
Delta Chi Rosewilde.
March 22
Kappa. ,Alfha Theta formal Lin
coln Hotel.
-March 28
Hotel
Delta Tau Delta formal Lincoln
March 29
Gamma Beta Phi formal Lincoln
Hotel.
BRIEF BITS OF
NEWS
English Club Meets The English
club met Saturday evening, February
15, at the Woman's Hall, Fourteenth
and R streets. The meeting was in
the form of a fiftieth anniversary of
the club. Miss Pound read a story
that she had read at the English
club years ago. A paper was written
by W. O. Jones of the State Journal
concerning the undergraduate life oT
this university in its youthful days.
Professor Gass read a paper on a
certain type of delectable reading.
Mist Barger Speaks Miss Helen
Barger, '11, national director of Y.
W. C. A. recreation work, spoke to
the Nebraska Physical Education as
sociation Saturday noon.
Stair Club Organized The Univers
ity Blair club was organized Satur
day evening with the following of
ficers President, Richard Mesner;
vice president, Mildred Jensen; secretary-treasurer.
Bur Williams. The
club will be permanent and will meet
or.ee each month.
Don Lillie Returns Don M. Lillle,
who attended thei university for three
years and left in 1915 to complete his
law course In the University of Michi
gan, has returned. He is working in
the weather bureau of the university
and is taking post-graduate work in
law. He has spent one year in the
meteorological department of aviation
in a Texas army camp.
The Rev. J. 8. Brown at Vesper
"rtie Rev. J. B. Brown, pastor of the
Presbyterian church at University
Place, spoke at Vespers Tuesday eve
ning at the Woman's Hall. Helen Gilt
ner presided and Edith Cash gave a
vocal solo.
Less than a cent a day for your
university.
Everyone his subscribed but yea
Some spirit
Do you read it? Do you support It?
Ditch the grouch, buy a Nebraskan,
and SMILE.
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
UNI NOTICES
Alpha Kappa Psl
The meeting; of Alpha Kappl Pst
called for Wednesday evening has
been postponed. Announcement will
be made in the Daily Nebraskan of
the next meeting.
Student Volunteers
Student volunteers will meet Thura
day evening at 7 o'clock at the Tern
pie building.
Y. W. C. A. Cabinet
There will be no meeting of the
Y. W. C. A. cabinet this week.
"N" Club Meeting Thursday
The "N" Club will meet Thursday
noon at the Commercial Club.
, Inter-Frat Athletic Meeting
The inter-fraternity athletic assocl
atlon will meet in Doc Stewart's of
flee at 11 o'clock Thursday morning.
DAILY DIARY
RHYMES
(With Apologies)
I catch each cliinglng fancy that lights
my lady's face
I note her wondrous beauty, her
daintiness and grace
Each day she stands before me, a vis
ion fair to see
I love her and I wonder if she
doesn't care for me.
My lady fair is single Indeed the
same as I
Yet somehow I am favored for I've
seen her laugh and cry;
And watched her frown, 'n 'everything,
no charms I ever miss
Her moods I know them all, in fact
I live a life of bliss.
Each day she comes to greet me with
a smile or. else pout
I watch her dainty movements from
then 'till she goes out;
And how 1 stand the parting is more
than I can tell
For I live for Just herself alone and
love her, oh, so well.
In all her dainty "frou frou's" within
our cozy nook
She yields to me her treasures, I
give her look for look;
She flirts with me and dares me, I pay
her back In kind
For when she's animated the more
she dares, I find.
Oh, kind friend, give me pity. I need
It every day
For while I love and worship there's"
no word that I can say;
Tho' riches lie around me I am forced
to let them pass
I'm dead and dumb, cold as a stone,
for I am her LOOKING GLASS.
IN DAYS GONE BY
Ten Years Ago Today
The committee on finance of the
state legislature reported for the pas
sage of a bill carrying a total appro
priation of $145,000 for the univer
sity.
Six Years Ago Today
Awgwan made its first appearance
on the campus. The boosters under
took to force the magazine upon the
attention of the students by means
of a negro minstrel show.
The fololwing class presidents were
elected: senior, W Wr. Wenstrand;
Junior, Harvey Hess; sophomore. Earl
Jackson; freshman, Clarence Speier.
Two Years Ago Today
The Order of the Golden Fleece
composed of all the red-haired girls
in the university held its first meeting.
Thirty delegates of Phi Dlta Chi
from fourteen states were guests of
the Nebraska Oapter.
One Year Ago Todty
Hugo Otoupalik won the national ti
tle, for lightweight Inter-collegiate
wrestling.
Nebraska defeated the Kansas Jay
hawkers at basketbk.i.
NEBRASKA HALL BEINQ
REDECORATED INSIDE
Although the exterior transforma
tlon of Nebraska Hall will not take
until the summer months, tne
work of rcflnlhhlng and rearranging
ilia iniorior la well under way.
The library is almost fully equipped
now, and the new laboratory rooms
r hPln ranldly put Into condition
The plan of lighting In several of the
lecture rooms has been greatly im
proved by the rearrangement of seat
and the retlnting of walls. The new
display room will oon contain speci
mens of the department's work and
the glass cases are already in evi
dence for this purpose.
In the main hall on the first floor
hangs an enormous map, depleting
the physical features of Nebraska
drainage, topograhy. and soil regions.
This map was made by Trofessor
Condra of the department of geogra
phy and conserva'lon. Other hand
colored pictures of typical Nebraswa
scenes will adorn the walla of this
hall.
The work In the studio on the sec
ond floor has boon held up of late on
account of the fart that certain nec
essary lighting fixtures could not be
obtained. When this studio is com
pleted It will be an ideal place for the
photographing of prominent men and
women of the university in natural
poses with motion pictures and thlB
is its prime object
Another feature of the building
when remodeled will be the conven
tion hall on the second floor. This
hall will be situated where the oTd
museum was once located, and the
whole end of the building will be
torn out to make the required changes
for this assembly room. It will seat
approximately six hundred people and
special invitations will be extended
to the fanners of Nebraska to visit
this room when in Lincoln. On this
same floor, motion-picture hall, where
motion picture lectures and programs
will be given will seat nearly one
hundred persona.
ALUMNI NOTES
Judge Charles S. Lobinger, '88, of
the United States Court for China,
wrote for the Alumni Directory from
Shanghai.
Miss Harriet Long, '08, daughter
of Dr. and Mrs. F. A. Long of Madi
son, Neb., has been ordered to sail
on the LaFrance for duty overseas
with the American Library Associa
tion. She is to have charge of dis
tributing the reading material among
the soldiers with the army of occupa
tion in Germany.
Class Basketball Teams
Members of the girls' class basket
ball teams will meet Wednesday at
12:00 for Cornhusker pictures. Class
managers are responsible for having
every player there on time.
Dramatic Club
Dramatic club will meet Thursday
evening at 7:30. The place of meet
ing will be announced later.
Dramatic Club Picture
Dramatic Club picture will be
taken Friday 'noon at Townsend's
studio.
Men's Swimming Class
All men interested in the formation
of a swimming class will meet in Dr.
Clapp's office, G 206, at 11 o'clock
Thursday, February 20, to arrange a
time for regular classes.
Engineering Society
The General Engineering Society
will meet Thursday afternoon at
o'clock In M. E. 20. Major O. V. P.
Stout, dean of the engineering colleg?,
will make an address.
MEMBERS ARE SELECTED
FOR GIRLS' CLASS TEAMS
(Continued from Page One)
Ruth Fickes.
Marvel Trojan.
Elinor Snell.
Mary Hardy.
Second Team Freshmen
Cora Miller.
Eva Holloway.
Faith Murfin.
Mary Henlng.
Grace Dobish.
Ruby Wolfenden.
Ford
Gertrude Lear.
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LETTERS RECOMMEND A
COLLEGE OF COMMERCE
(Contlnoed from Page One)
cation at the University of Minnesota,
and his opinion in regard tc a future
college of commerce for Nebraska is
Identical with the opinions of the
professors quoted above.
HUSKER TAKES OFFICIAL
PICTURE OF PRESIDENT
Lieut. Elmer Campbell of Omaha,
a foimer student at the University of
Nebraska, was chosen for the honor
of taking the only official army pho
togrph from the air of President
Wilpon's visit to Paris for permanent
war records of the United States.
Lioutenant Compbell received h
commission at the first officers' train
ing school at Fort Snelling, and was
ehosen for an aviation school. He
was sent to France almost as soon
as lie graduated and was Immediately
made a chasse pilot. Several months
later he was placed in charge of all
the bombing planes at one of the
largest air camps in France.
Every Cornhusker wears a tag
Are you a Cornhusker? (No tag no
Cornhusker.)
A slacker blushes Why do you
blush?
If every one were like you???????
A dollar's worth of pep for Ne
braska. Chip in. Are you game?
Back to peace. Back to life, back to
Nebraska to forge ahead
No more suffing, no more shifting.
pick up your pep and ditch the
lead.
Do our bit, give your share, shed your
berry and don't lag
For your college, for your paper, fork
up your bone, support thr
"Rag."
Your University Career is what you
make It Support ycir paper.
No tag no pep no spirit your not a
Ccrnhusker.
Wake up Nebraska Support The
Nebraskan.
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