THE DAILY NERRASKAN
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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EDITORIAL STAFF
N STORY HARDING. ...Editor-in-Chief
JACK AUSTIN Managing Editor
JESSIE WATSON Associate Editor
ORVIN GASTON News Editor
GREGG McBRIDE News Editor
ROY GUSTAFSON News Editor
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Kiilliiirlne vim Min.kwiU. Ktaff nrlli.t.
(lie members elected do not have the
privilege of dividing their spoils later
on by committee appointments.
The students who will serve on the
Council next year are representative
of Cornhufiker activities and have
energy. We believe that they will
make of the Student Council a func
tioning body.
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FOR MEN AND MAGAZINES.
Ellery Sedgwick, editor of the At
lnntic Monthly, says editing is an art
and its product a work or art: the
magazine has a need out of which it
is born; it is a living, vital thing,
with qualities and "ways" like a
human bring: it is read and combated
or agreed with, appreciated or dis
liked, as is a man; at all times it
mui-t he itself, as a man must be if he
is to malic any impress; and it dies,
like any ether living thing, on its
(appointed day and when the place
''and need for it have passed,
j Seme (if those who heard Mr. Sedg-,v.-ick
ery naUirally turned his talk
. i'i iip. n th'-niselves and began to
v n. i r whether ni-n - not to speak of
! VKc:a: lies live up to this idea of the
; prep, r place of a human being. How
in: n cf us feel that we ought to have
:i !r. nniito missii-n in life, and st rive
to fuMill it? Hew many try to ao
i m,-i that character, that individual
!:v. whhh men an 1 publ ie.fl ions
' i"u''l to have? Hew many refuse to
THE N EC RAG K A OF NEXT YEAR, j no rt';r-r than !hemohes? Tli" world
2. Sportsmanship. j m,, fuM of ccp;.i.--i whose character
In making Neliaka Limer.-it ih-i- j n,, v,'ei enougn ueveiope i. in
t,.r than she has t 'or been bet ore wl-.nse faith in themselves has no!
the:" are a few essentials that nee 1 ,(Cn sufficiently reasoned into exist
to be snvsscl n- xt year. One ol ', ,-ru-r. to let them stand alone origi
nal ( enti ibutors. whether right oi
wronr. to the world's tlionght and
action. Too Lew of us are Kmersons.
BUSINESS STAFF
GLEN GARDNER Business Manager
JAMES FIDOOCK..Asst. Business Mgr.
KNOX CUHNETT.. . Cireulat.on Mar.
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.iusl as ton few magazines are At
lantic's in this quality.
"lie ourselves" is ns good a motto
for a'l men as "Tie a living, vital
thing" would be as a phrase to set
forth the goal of a good magazine.
. i;a University bet
i w ! been before
-sell'ials that nee 1
xt year. One of
th.es.- is sportsmanship. This quality
can he applied ahke to athletics, work
in the classroom and to ever.' campus
activity in which the student delves.
It is a quality directly opposed to
factions and polities. It is a quality
which makes a good loser popular and
makes a poor loser feel the prick of
his conscience.
Sportsmanship in inter-mural sports,
intra-mural sports and in games be
tween various organizations is neces
sary to the complete success if all
of them. Without the spirit or fair
play which is so much admired by
outsiders, any game is disappoint im:
A fierv game minus suoti a quaiiij on
.t,,.i iit: Ti..i-r vc lnv-os its inter
Hit' i id ; i in ii i -1 ' 1 j
est and its gripping power. It rather Captures Athletic Trophy With Total
becomes a struggle between two 0f 1,955 Points Record
teams composed or overgrown chil- I Score.
dren. I "
Sportsmanship in the classroom, at i The indiidual cup for the mos'
election time (and especialy after- points in athletics will go to Ma-y
ward) and in varii us other activities c;pf.pherd 0f j, year's class. Had
which are the backbone or a univer- j year the association awards a cup
sity is an asset not to be disregarded. I to the girl who has earned the most
The public admires the student who ;.nin's. in her class, for her four years
relies upon what he actually 1 -nows jn .s-cbool.
Hntwfrttu Qfalenbar
SUNDAY, MAY 15.
Y. W. C. A. staff and cabinet break
fast, 8 a. m., Ellen Smith hall.
Phi Delta Theta mother's day.
Menorah society hike, 1 p. m.,
Temple building.
Sigma Delta Chi banquet, Grand
hotel.
Alpha Omicron Pi mother's day.
m.,
MONDAY, MAY 16.
Wolohi campfire meeting, 4 p
Ellen Smith hall.
Lutheran club business meeting, 7
p. m., Faculty hall.
Installation banquet, Squires, Grand
hotel.
MARY SHEPHERD WINS
INDIVIDUAL HONORS
i
in p.n examination
playing square." Pet';
election 1:r..e only gi c
sponsonng the ( h e
"black eye."
When we re!
determined to h
ability to M.'.nd
manship tit all
the st an din? of
dred prr cent.
tei'iCi y.
v(-i
to
:td.
r et
nd stiys "he is
y srpiabhlines at
the institution
ion the jitovei bial
j man yi :ir.
next fall, we are 1 ccti'i, 'thtt ed
mg back with us (ur j prd::t?
for fair playsports- ( ,-" sv-,..
tint' s. It will raise j f-:;i:v'-- :
cur follet'e one l.nn- tiuiti: i
tarn
rn
in
A N bra
iceor.l for tin
bra ska h.urdlcr
of Dait mouth
:a girl h;ij tied the world's
S'l-yjird dash, a Ne
ll as given Thompson
i race for his laurels
and another Pnle rornhtisker cindei
aitist has run the IOC-yard dash in
!':4. Our T'niversity is in the linn
littht in llie world of rpoi-ls.
ri'-turc (! the rarruers' Fair wi re
the week fit a local
is known arnim
r athletic ca
and ha 1 only n i-c'n'
at the end of h-r 1 re
ince that time she ha-'
a modest amount - 1 I1"."
sjioi ts. She receiv ed lit r
r - t" r.,-r jar, 'or yea : . S '"
ion; 'he 1 irliest i -i spo t -las
served on the W. A. A
hoard two years, is this years ha-e-hail
h adcr, has (ap'aiimd class teams
to vi-:oi y. and ha:- den-' her bit in
f'ippit".- ba : burg, t:- for football fans
No ctrl ha cer von ibis amount
i f jioit ts 1 fore. Ma'tiia Kroi'iaann
of the Ih.'l class ra
Si eond. wit !i
l.iiT" points.
Mr. and Mt Arno'd
nontice the biri !i of a ib::r
Vi.tt ieiti. reei r.tly in N--w
Mr. V.'iiken was era.bia-'
( 'i i h ::i c f La w in 1
pro:-: i;-,c;i t in I'r. - py
li. i tiibi r (:' l hi Inn- c. n :
TUESDAY, MAY 17.
Laet vesper service, 5 p,, m., Ellen
Smith hall.
Senior Law hop, Knights of Colum
bus hall.
KoEtnet Klub play, Orpheum the
ater. WEDNESDAY, MAY 1S.
Ivy c'ay.
Lecture, Prof. Alice owcU, S p. m.
Westminister Presbyterian church.
TUTSDAY, r" AY 19.
Commercial club, 11 a. m. Socir.l
Science hail.
Pershing Rifles, 7 p. in., Nebraska
hr.ll.
Pi'var Serpent banquet, 5-8 p. m.
"".t'en Smith hall.
Xi Dc'ta banquet, 6-8 p. m.. Lincoln
betel.
John Marshall club, 7 p. m., Law
hall.
Roscoe Pound club, 7 p. m., Law
hall.
FRIDAY, MAY 20.
Bushnell Guild house dance.
Union literary society open meeting,
8:15 p. m.. Union hall, Temple.
Palladian literary society open meet
ing, 8:30 p. m., Palladian hall, Temple.
Phi Delta Chi dance. Lincoln hotel.
Cac'et officers dance, Lincoln hotel.
Green Goblins dance. Rcsewilde.
Junior play, Temple theater.
Valkyrie party, 4-G p. m., Ellen
Smith hall.
Men's Greater University luncheon
12 m.. Grand hotel.
W. A. A. camp, Crete.
Lutheran c'ub, 8 p. m.. Art gallery.
Dc'i.-n I terary society open meet
ing, 8:20 p. m., Faculty hall.
UNI NOTICES
DAILY NEBRASKA STAFF.
Applications for positions on
the Daily Ncbraskan staff for
the first semester of 1921-22,
must be In the Student Activi
ties office by Monday, May 16:
Editor-in-chief, managing editor,
associate editor, three news
editors, buclness manager, as--fl'tint
business manager and
circulation manager.
Meeting cf AM the Faculties.
An unofficial meeting cf the mem
bers of all the faculties of the lTnl
vcrsily will be held in the Social Sci
ence auditorium Tuesday at .r o'clock
to hear a report upon, the activities of
the committee of the organization, to
crntider important matters submitted
by the Chancellor and to lake meas
ures for the continuation of th" or
canizat inn.
HOW ABOUT A PICNIC?
Let Us Plan Your Eats.
Wo Have What You Want When Yon Want It.
PEOPLE'S GROCERY
PIkmio I?ti.V)7
1455 "0" St.
THE JLOR
SATURDAY, MAY 21.
K.-'ppa Phi banquet, Victoria hotel.
Pre-Medic society dance, Knights of
Columbus hall.
A. C. A. luncheon, Ellen Smith hall.
Kappa Alpha Theta spring party,
Lincoln hotel.
Kappa Delta Phi house dance.
W. A. A. camp. Crete.
Phi Kappa Psi mother's day, chap
ter house.
Alpha Helta l'i entertained at din
in t at the Drown Dotty tea romi.
Monday night, in honor of Marie
Mmiiis Dochi-r. wliose marriage took
place last wc k.
Mrs. lwiel:t Thomas. 'IS. of Curtis,
".as a ciiost at the V. A. A. luncheon
Friday.
Ma-y Withorow. of O'Neill, is speml
!t:- -h, oik-nd at the Alpha Delta
"..us...
l;t:ih Ni.-kiif. "21. is is:tmg if
'tmaha.
'V.n .ledii -. i f Ter-n:.' s di, was :
lii. t at ih A!p''a ( imicien l'i boa.
Student Council.
Thee will he a joint meeting of the
S'ti'V'-i Council and the newly elected
Comci! Monday at . o'clock. Mav Id.
:n F.ieu'tv hall. At this meeting the
Celine
yea r.
are
. nt
il will elect officers for
All members, old and
cordially invited to be
Lawrence, W
Metzger,
Pres.
Stereopt'can Lecture.
Prof. 11. Alice Howell, head nf the
dramatic dcnartm.nl. will give a
st creep! jean lecture rn her experi-
itci s in France. Wednesday. May IS.
at S p. m.. at the Westminster Pres
byterian church. 2"rd and Garfield
streets. Take Sumner c4r.
Economics 14.
Ass-inment in Economics 14 for
Tuesilny will be pases fila-Crtf in
Tlamilton's text.
MEN -To selj toys to dealers. Liberal
conii"is.' ions. Write for particulars.
i'der M;'-r. Co.. St. Louis, Mo. St
I.nsT Del" Canima pin. Call
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Deturn tn Student Activities
office. 4t
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are an investment in
good appearance. You
can always be glad to
have it known you wear
Florsheims; they have
the approval of men
everywhere. What they
give you in style and
service makes their
value high, yet they cost
no more than other
good shoes.
This Style
ra 10.00
j Also in Low Cuts f
S. l.l in ,ineon liv
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the f'ast week.
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KEADLINER AT ORPHEUM THEATER
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to r t:
be:-t Tr.ivr r-it r.r-.-ts and ''fad
wit of r'l.iT.I. i:- "- r li :it::o: i:s f
dollar a year.
Awgwan v ill p. 'I at news st
next year ror ,.-.,., n rrr,- .- ;, (
The reduction in p:;ro vt eer
upon in view r.f f;., t ;1.:- pi i
reriadiej,'.? all over i r- r? uniry
being cit down. lif-gin savins
tVdlar now for your nex; year's
Fcrip'ion to Old Man Awg'.van.
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STUDENT COUNCIL MEMEERS
CHOSEN.
With the stillness of that p?rt of
the morning hen the owls don't even
u'e u.r-n. t:!e rew- rnen:b.-rs
1- s
ir-e .stauent Council
Thursday. There Fr.;
visib.p elec'ionepr:
courfe we enn't
under the surface.
o:
were chosen
meu to be no
nsr. although of
tell what barrens
Perhaps one of
tho rpapA.wn . . . , ...
--u- u, 1L)I- lne lacK OI inlen,Ft on
tie part of Etudenta -wag the fact that
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BOBBY 0 'NEILL ia "FOUR QUEENS AND A JOKER"
You don't have to be hit
in the eye
to know it's a grape
fruit you can tell by
looking at it!
N'cr do you have to be hit
in the eye
by the pattern of a suit
for it to be stylish
in fact
it's the quiet
unobtrusive, distinguished
pattern of Magee's
clothes which makes
them preferred by
well-drest fellows!
$30 upward.
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