THE DAI L Y NOR AS K AN
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TIMELY TALKS FEATURE
VOCATIONAL MEETINGS
Continued From rage One)
dressed by Dean Le Rosalxnol and
Professors Williams anl Alexander
Miss Corbett has a personality that
has met enthusiasm from the girls
vho h;ve heard her speak. At Ve
pers she spoke of the urgent needs of
the present lime. From her own ex
perience she told of girls ho are
interested in the vital social, political
and economic problems and their
work, and contrasted them with other
girls who are spending all their time
trying to find entertainment for them
selves. In the evening she gave con
crete information and statistics about
the need for women of almost all
vocations in foreign fields. Miss Cor
bett will have Lincoln Thursday.
Pr. Kurtz, in his address Tuesday
evening on "The Creation of Democ
racy," declared that democracy can
not be inherited, but must be created
anew in each generation.
SENIOR PLAY SET j
FOR IVY DAY EVE I
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Try-outs for the twrny-nine char
acters in the play will be held tonight
in the Temple Building. Room 101
Registration for these should be made
Thursday afternoon at the main desk
in the Temple so that each applicant
will have a oeitain time for his or
her try-out and there will be the few
est possible delays. Try-oirts may be
single, double or in groups. There
are parts for twenty nun and nine
girls besides a large number for
crowds and soldiers.
Costumes for the caste will be
ordered as soon as measurements can
be taken for those successful in the
parts. Understudies for the principal
characters will be chosen to make
certain of no delays at the final pro
duction because of sickness or acci
dent. It is possible the play may be
staged a second time during com
mencement week in the open air
theatre that is planned at the Farm
Campus. Rehearsals will begin im-,
mediately after spring vacation and J
all characters will be expected ic
know their lines by that time. 1
DO YOU KNOW THIS?
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Gamma Epsilon in 1 SI 7. the organiza
tion at Nebraska was known as the
Pick and Hammer Club, a represen
tative body of the geological students.
It was in existence for several years
before its admittance to the frater
nity. At this time it had nineteen
active student members and two
faculty members, Dr. E. H. Barbour
and Prof. E. F. Schramm, both of the
Geological Department.
The present membership is eighty
four, of which twenty-six are active
members. Qualifications for member
ship are based upon scholarship in
geology, mining, metallurgy and allied
subjects.
Regular meetings of the Delta
Chapter are held in the Museum the
first and third Thursdays of each ;
month. P:egrams are given from j
timp to time, which are of general in-
terest and open to University stu- j
cients. who are invited to attend. j
DELTA TAU AND ACACIA j
BOWLERS WIN WEDNESDAY !
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Delta Chi
1st 2nd 3rd Total
Carpenter 160
Sullivan 114
Walrath So
Adkins 133
Cattin 135
Totals 63"
Acacia
1st
Foe - S4
Garey 177
Reese 128
Overman 172
Power 152
189
148
112
150
120
180
156
106
119
134
529
418
313
402
389
719 693 2031
2nd 3rd Total
167 145 406
144
144
159
116
193
161
141
144
514
433
472 1
412 1
708 2237 ,
Totals 723 806
Phi Delta Theta
1st 2nd 3rd Total
Holtz 139
Northwall 157
McDonald 145
Carlson 117
Seymour 144
114
121
162
126
1S6
136
116
125
136
155
389 :
394 j
432
379 j
435 ,
Totals 702 659 C6S 2020
The Farm House quintet battles the
Beta's this afternoon at the Walrus
Alleys, and Sigma Nu plays Sigma
Alpha Epsilon at the city Y. M. C. A.
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