Thursday. April 13, 11)22.
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University Notices.
Green Goblin
An important mooting of tho Osvon
Goblins will bo hold at tho IV. t a Chi
house, 1610 H street. Thursday even
ing at 7 o'clock. Tickets tor the fresh
man hop to be held Friday ni?ht will
be give a out.
Girls' Mass Meeting
Mass meeting of all university sirls
called by Betty Scribner, president of
V. S. G. A. for Thursday evening
April 13 at 7 p. m. in Sociel Science
U7. Two extra nominees from each
class will be nominated from the mem
bership to be added to the list of nom
iuees put up by the board. The elec
tion of next years board and oficers
will take place next Thursday Apr. 20.
Inter-Frat Track
All fraternities desiring to enter
hand their entry fee to Adolph Wenke.
U. S.
Melit Kditor for this issoe.
I1IR1U.RT IIROH KLL. JR.
NEBRASKA TROPHIES
Since 1S67, or as soon after that
time as th'.-re was any decree of com
petition bftween universities for hon
ors, the I'niversity of Nebraska has
been producing at'i'eiie. forensic and
other teams which cave brought to
the Cornhusk'-r institution trophies
and honors of various nature. All
during this time, the troj.hies hae
been stored away or nearly so by be
ing hidden in an old case in the Tem
ple building.
Few are the students who have re
viewed the gallantries of the cM ath
letes by looking over the trophies.
Yet the trophies of the past are stim
ulants for a greater Nebraska spirit.
Nebraska needs a large, handsome
trophy Cr-.se pl,.e in a prominent
plai-e on the campus w-uere every stu
dent who comes to the University
may view the records of the past. 1
is prebablr that the case wouid be
place d in one of the nc- bu:ii!:nsr.. i
mt it ic f,-:V,tr. tVi't i.ln --.nit' ,(
devi-d lor building a comparatively
small building in which the trophies
of the pan battles ctn be placed.
Civil Service Examinations
April-May
Chemistry, Metallurgy and other
Laboratory Engineering.
Technical, Professional and Scien
I tific. Miscellaneous.
! Fur further information call at Civd
Service Window, City Fost Office.
A. A. REED, Examiner.
Mrs. Jordan of David City visited
her Daughter Dorothy at the Alpha
rhl house.
Vera Goodl.md, ox-'21, spent last
week end at the Gamma Fill Beta
house.
Marv Hardy. '22. spent the last
week end at her home in Omaha.
Fiances Nobel. "22. will visit her
home in Omaha next week end.
Jean Archibald of Minnesota, of
lici;.l delegate for V. A. A. conven
tion at Boulder, spent a few days at
the Chi Omega house before her de
; art ure.
Bert Heed, "22, and William Mc
Bride. '22. will spend the week enl
in Omaha.
Mr. Campbell of Omaha visited his
daughter. Marjorie, Wednesday at the
Gamma Phi Beta house.
WANT ADS.
IOST A single skin fitcn cnoKcr.
Return to Stud. Act office.
LOST A silver oversliarp pencil wi;n
initials M. M. C G in S. S. 202
Return to Stud. Act. office.
having a shirt-tail parade.
Ten Years Ago Today
Delegations to tho North Central
Territorial Convention of the College
V. W. C. A. arrived in Lincoln to at
tend the conference. Over two hun
dred college women were present.
Six Years Ago Today
The Junior play cast presented
"The Man of the Hour" at the state
penitentiary before an audience of
several hundred convicts.
Five Years Ago Today
University women formed classes
to make bandages as their bit for
their country. They also planned to
take lied Cross training.
Two Years Ago Today
Green Goblins, Freshmen girls' or
ganization, was formed to sorrespond
to Mystic Fish, freshmen girls' or
ganization since 1914.
Notice to the Faculty
In accordance with an arrangement
effected between the authorities cf
the Lincoln City Y. M. C. A. and
those of the University Y. M. C. A.,
the professors of the University are
no longer to be asked to contribute
directly to the surport of the Uni
versity Y.
They may expect to be approached
soon by the representatives of the
City Y campaign now in progress, and
are asked to support cordially that
work, understanding that a consider
able portion of the funds which the
city enve may return will be turned
over to help sustain the work of the
University Y. M. C. A.
E. L. IIINMAX, Pres. Board of Di
rectors, University Y. M. C. A.
Pershing Collection
The Pershing Collection was in
stalled in the cases Wednesday and
will be ready lor inspection Friday or
Saturday at the Uni Museum.
It
W. A. A.
The following giris will please re
port j;t once to Lavrlor's to be meas
ured for their 'N" sweaters:
Meach Miller, I-auda Newlin, Bue
iah Grabill. Lois Pedersnn, Alice Stev-
misht b" that a structure v-.i'h ens, AnLabelle Ranslem, Nannie Rob
lare roc.f and b arinc glass sM-s fM tS- yliirie Snavc-ly. Losi Shepherd,
s:milar to the fish building r.t the gara Surber, Pearl Saiford, Davida
sute fair g-onnds would be practical j van Gilder. Bern ice Bailey. Addel
as a trop: y t ,.;.-. NcVvski. bh-s ,aite Dettman, Ruby Damme. Bessie
Epstein. Eunice Hilton and Frances
a trophy oJ.ihlt i,nj ' forts fho'tia tu
rn ale by th'-- sftibn"? and the univi r
sitv adniinis'ration !! secure one.
Gable.
THAT IRON FENCE
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sity o: N. brriska c-fcn:i-i;? has hcenj
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In i?'." l.-i-t jew ea !.- t-nly h:is thej
arr.p':s cmwn v i'hett the limits of ,
thi T:'jo?,:ie tin! a!?m":gh the creai-j
er part of the univerr :t lawn -ull t.--I
viiht'Ut the f. T.r-:- within a r-r.njpara
lively p?.o:t th' 1Jr,',',r;.plirr.tr.t-
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LOST EOOKS
The fiffice of the Business Adminis
trates has the iollowing boiks turned
in by the janitor:
G netic? and Eugenics. Castle.
Headings in Industrial Society.
3'ook on Journalism.
Stud' i:t can secure them by identi
f o'ti2 them.
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Press Club Members
Members cf the Press Club who
wish to have their names run on the
Press Club page of the 1&22 Corn
husker and who have not pail their
dues will please pay their 25 cents
this week. These names must ga to
the press next week. Payment can
he made to Florence Miller or Be'Je
Farman.
Agronomy Club
Ij(f,.s.r r G'.'"d:i.r pr'-sent sev
eral films which show how the var
ious corn proOu'ls art manufacture 1.
Contemporary Opinion
ADOLESCENT TF AITS
I The Arw rv-
1 jc-d i l'T'.-V:
i films at t he-
states
Thtis
"The joy of
gr.-.-t. -t joy
miu'l." t-Ti' ' f;
to a .'i'('i.p of
:(. -s ':. is jjit tl
i" the "'. r r"3, to rr.y
a ( -hgf; professor
u-..3ergrad-:ates. 'Th?
j,.y enpr-'icL-ced through the f tl!:s
of ar Mhpli-hirjg somethix.? weil and
of bine a factor in a comamtriy is
the first taste of true pi -o sure to a
man. The fears of aiiol-'cer:c are
the greatest in the world. When a
young man has overcome the terror
of youth he is well on the road to
maturity."
These are Eerious thoughts for the
undergraduate. Too often he believes
in the "carefiee joy" cf fiction and
gives himself little opportunity to en
ter into the swing of activities going
on around tim and tics to cive him
self the chance to test and know hit
own ability.
Only through such a process th
light tasie of experience that may be
had in the student -world oe a
man learn to overcome the fears and
dreads of youth. Dally niinL
Manufact -re Associa-.-
Corn toe k these
!' icral ciifciei-t corn
p'an's in the United
is an exceptional op-
rtuL.ty to s'-e how corn syrup, corn
meal, corn sugars, hominy, corn
starch, and many cf the other prod
jets cf corn are manufactured irom
Nebraska's most important crop. The
ii.ms wjll be shown tt the Agronomy
Club meeting on April 12:h.
UNION COLLEGE DEAN
IS COMPLETING THESIS
Dean M. L. Anderson of Union
Colle? is completing his thesis In
American History on the subject of
Recognition of Foreign Governments.
Dean Anden-on '! complete his mas
ters degree la June or during the
summer session.
Marjorie Watson. '24, will spend
Easter at ter tome In North Platte.
Ru'h Turner, '23. Helen Gaixsey.
'23. and Roth Ordway, '23. will spend
the w-ek end at Fairnury.
Bessie Reeves. 24, wCl go to OmA
ha for the week end.
The Calendar.
Thursday April 13
A. S. A. E. meeting. 7:30 p. m.. Ag.
Kncir.eoring building, Ag. Campus.
Pershing Kifle drill, 5 p. m., Nebras
ka hall.
Women's Comercial Club dinner.
6: SO r. m.. Ellen Smith hall.
Xi Delta tea for Freshmen Giris.
4 6 p. m.. Ellen Smith hall.
Xi Delta meeting, 7:15 p. m., Ellen
Smith hall.
Green Goblin meeting. 7 p. m.. Delta
Chi house.
Viking meeting, 7 p.m ., Beta Thcta
Pi house.
Girl's mass meeting, 7 p. m., Social
Science 107.
A. 1. E. E. and A. S. M. C. meeting,
M. E. 207.
Commercial Club meeting 11 a. m..
Social Science hall.
Friday April 14
Delian open meeting, S p. m. So
cial Science Auditorium.
Student Council meeting, 5 p. m..
Faculty Hall.
rior-ed night to parties. Good Fri-dav.
Saturday April 15
Lambda. Chi Alpha, house dance.
Thi Mu house dance.
Phi Kappa Tsi spring party, chap
ter house.
Sigma Nu spring party. Commercial
Phi Gamma Delta house dance.
Bushnell Guild spring party, K. of
C. Hall.
Silver Lynx house dance.
Square and Compass club dance.
Scottish R.te Temple.
Delta Zeta house dance.
The Exhaust.
I stood and gazed upon
The Co eds going out to
Practice, the view beinc
Quit worth while. Some
Swaggered along as if they
Could run the century in
Ten flat: others minced
Their way as if ashamed to be
Seen in Public in their Gyrn
Outfits: Many spent most of
Their time in a vain search to
c.f. if tVir friends were around
?;j that they might achieve the full
M-'-asure cf glory their strenuous
Efforts entitle them to; A few strode
As if vf'iv.z V their df-om, heads down
And f e0whs ejr-c-ply imprint! en their
Regular features; One particularly
?:d damsel was walkinz along behind
Weeping: you know be-eause some foul
M:cr'ant committ'-d ihe V-nlons
Crime of d'-'gnins
Tci borrow her fuit and calmly
Forg'ttiog t i' turn it. At le-ast her
?h'.':1dc-rs were shaking. Prc-Fer.t
Ir,d;c atior.s i re that Nebraska
Ourt.t 10 win the tele g-E.lliie
Tra'k tat ea.-ily if th girls can
Run like they can talk.
Now that AttII 5s upn u. w sue-tre-s-t
that Fccne well -meaning person
ejc-sjrn a watr-prorif polo-coat. Or
a rain-proof tennis outfit.
Which reminds us that some of the
"fair-co-eds" are anticipating the
"Love-thirty" season, and are already
in "Love" with ten or so.
And the Freshman Gym. classes
are signing a petition to bar their
"best beaux' from the running track
Birds in the bushes singing
Happy children play
Spring in the air I feel It
And I've a test to-day!
The above Is one rers of "The
Co-Ed's Lament- to be released
serially.
In Years Gone By.
Twenty Year Ago Today
The students of the Omaha Med
leal college celebrated the affiliation
with the CniTerslty of Nebraska by
Chit Chat.
Dearest Jane:
Back again from our last vacation
and it is apparent that rising for
ieht o'clocks. digging around for
things in books and continuing the
sleep habit has lost none of its ro
manticism. Notice the superfluity of
new spring tegs I'll bet that every
one wore their worst rags home and
the family were so asnamed of them
that they rigged 'em out in shining
respectability.
This tamily affection certainly !
uplifting isn't it? Dad says he wants
no more monkey business and Moth
er says that the P's and Q's are not
to bo forgotten and gives you such
a list of things you must tell her
when you write that 1 think it would
be a good idea to have a standard
sheet mimeographed and fill out th?
blanks.
Saw Jimmy Aimable on the train
coming back. He was all crouched
down in a seat and looked like the
world had left him behind. Fell to
talking with him and drew him out
you know the way the novelist al
ways has the hero telling his life his
tory to the sympathetic heroine.
'Oh, I'm too darn quiet," mourned
Jimmey. "Everytime I try to put
something across I fail to play up at
the crucial moment. No more of the
gay life for m; next year I'm going
t3 take Law and drown my troables
or else get myself kicked out of
school. Started to grow a moustache
just before vacation wasn't such a
prominent one but I thoucht it would
make a hit with Jean. Dashed up to
see her the first nicht and just when
I thought she was being impressed
with my tales of the big thincs I was
doing down here, she chanses the
subject entirely and says, "Jimmy, I
do believe you have a dirty face."
'I felt so bad that I didn't defend
myself and hadn't the courage to go
back to see her asrain. The Heck
with the wimen." says Jimmey.
I sympathized with him real sweet
ly and he took me to eat when we
got off the train. Being of the little
brother type of fellow, the Big Sister
stuff got by fine.
"Count your successes by your
gains." said some wise bird.
Your loving
Bangs.
Other Worlds Than
Our Own.
Univers;ty of Oregon The pro-piM-d
addition of iifty cents a term
to the ttudent bexiy lees for the pur
pose of providing a fund for bringing
musicians to the- campus was unani
mously indorsed at a rw-eting of a
representative group of students. If
the propose-d plan should be adopted
it would be possible to bring three
musicians of the highest qualitv each
term, instead of only thre-- or four
ach year as in the past y-ar or two
In addition to this only the best would
need to be signed. In ase the committee-
should see Jjt 1o cut dowi
on the nunjVr of coijec-rts an ! brin?
an artist like Madame Sthumann-He-ink
or Cal'j Cur'i to the campus, it
would be posil.le to do so.
THE WHISTLE SHRIEKED
TRAFFIC JERKED TO A STOP,
THE OFFICER HELD UP HIS HAND,
"HOLD ON A MINUTE,"
HE SHOUTED
"GIVE THAT MAN A CHANCE
TO CATCH HIS NEW DUNLAP"
$3.50 and up
at Northwestern are very successful
marksmen. They are holding inter
eollegiaUe mtches wkh nearby col
leges. They recently defeated Knox
college w ith a score of 460 to 432.
University of Minnesota By an al
unanimous vote, the University Sen
ate yesterday adopted baseball as a
major sport. Director Leuhring has
gone to Chicago to attend a Big Ten
Conference and it is rumored that the
Gopher sports head will angle for the
entire Indiana baseball schedule, can
ceiled because of the Hoosier's trip
to Japan. The reinstatement of base
ball at Minnesota is the first big
achievement of Director Luehrins
since his arriv.J at Minnesota as
Gopher sports head.
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Syracuse University The Inter
fraterni1y conference has apxointed a
spr-cial committee to investigate; the
problem of the establishment of new
and more fraternities at Syracuse. A
survey of representative student
opinion shows that a gen'-ral ncd for
more national fraternities exists
while they discountenance so many
locals. A local fraternity should not
be organized unless with the purpose
of going national. Standards should
b set by which a new local frater
nity could be Judged before permit
ted to organize.
Ohio Unversity The Ohio State
Press Association which Includes In
its personnel the editors and business
managers of all campus publications,
decided to tender a dubbin? offer to
university students. The offer gives
a lower rate for a purchase of any two
or more of the publications.
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