Tuesday. May 2. 1022.
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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its construction has boon removed.
It does not offer any protection
against the thief or the mischief doer,
tl sands as an eye-sore to the artistic
eye.' No beauty is added by this wall
of cold black iron. Then, why does
the iron fence still stand? Tor noth
ing. All right, let's take it down.
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Contemporary Opinion
CONSERVING OUR INSPIRATIONS
As we pass through college, we are
oiten struck by the beauty or force
m Mil u1 rruiHi'K. nr siirriv. i oeiue
11HTOK1V1. MArr , 1
n . iin Kiiiior-in-n.itf i poem or quotation, or inspired by the
KAKMAN ""a?!l tO ;r.:ihnnk- nn.1 .rtl.. flint .. ..:..! Most
of these go to make up in a measure
the intangible heritage of our eduea
tioin ideals, viewpoints, visions, ap
preciations and inspirations. How
frequently we wish it were possible
to review the in spa in for cheer and
inspiration, or to weave them into our
writing, speaking or thinking. Shaii
we diligently toil over notebooks and
let all these finer eiirithuieiiis of our
college lii'o slip through our grasp?
Dae excellent means of preserving
material of this nature is to use a
i looseleaf notebook, which admits of
; indefinite expansion, classification
, and revision. Into this will find its
1 way the choice quotations culled from
; re.uling. impelling thoughts gleaneu
I from chapel and ci nvocaiion ad
: dresses, poems frvm here and there-,
i or whatever best Duets the des-ires of
: the individual student. There are a
' few books that we wish we might
i ad and re-read, but life admits of
' so little retracting. Reviewing a page
: or two of selected quotations from
' such a book may serve just as well as
rereading the book to refresh our
thinking'. Soome books can be out
lin.'d and condensed into three or four
, paces and a careful review of tl.I.
will yiild nearly as much benefit, as
re reading iiul at a large saving ot
time and effort. The usefulness ot
such a notebook is determined by the
'quality and amount cf material, that
is preserved and becomes more val
. u.iMe each year.
1 Often times a magazine article
ni..kt s a profound impression upos
the reader. These c. n be filed in a
; .-upi lenuntary cover and by using a
: paper punch can be preserved and
' filed in loose leaf form. In time these
' form an invaluable r lYn nce for writ
j ing and speaking. In our search for
I vusdom and knowledge can we afford
Room ul. llessey Hall. The subject,
"The Relation of Zoology to Modi
cine," Is of unusual interest to every
one.
The meeting is open and all stu
dents as well as members of the so
ciety are urged to nttend.
"N" CLU3 AGAIN
take pea in hand
THE
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rather e-iu wh.ukia- t.te old tpe
write: to l and a b.'iiq'.iet to the "N"
club. The latist noble t nterpris-.' tae
club !.. s undertaken is to raise tunds
to send. Jimmy Host
Jiian.y. Nebraska's I'
on a vacation,
-.and Old Man.
is the idol of iornhusk r and it is
natural they should be anxkuu
,1;. hitn.
l'.es' has spent many i t;.:t!i
at Nebraska and has been
.v iaot a: lent boosters. iJm-
my is eld now and he wen't be with
us ..;vas. The most we tan do fr
him will never rpay him iVr the
yars of service, at a very sr.u.U sti-rt-ud.
th. t he ha given to ear aitna
mater. The "N"' club has atctptt-a
a mori worthy t..use in tr ing to laise
the necessary funds to give Jimmv a
w. l!- ar:ud rt-rt and vacation.
Let Nebraska students stand behin.t
the- "N" club in this tnterprise. And
we kr.ovv they will.
REMOVE TWE IRON FENCE
L';tk i:i ti e e.uly d..s ot the I'm-v-.rsity
cf Nebraska vtl.in the gotJ
In -, i le ci Lincoln kept lainiiy cows
and pe: milted them to w ander :ii.-re
. r i- s - ai:.;le.-s!y a'. vut. grazing w here
th- grass was greeu-si and most
pici.ti:-:. ti e riiaactllor decr-ed that
tie taa.pUs was n t a t a stu re. A tall
! not to pr serve some of the challeng
i inr tilings we hear and read for con
' siant reference and inspiration?
I Iowa State Stuib t.t.
University Notices.
BIZAO SECRET
There will be a mass meeting
for all students in the College of
Business Administration Thursday
in the Social Science Auditorium.
Big Secretd!
Chi Delta Phi
Ohis IVltn Phi will meet Thursday
evening with Misses Marguerite and
Claire McThee as hostesses, at ltio
L street. The program will be given
by the new members.
MONDAY NIGHT OPEN
Monday evening, May 1, is an
open night for students for the
Kosmet Klub play, "The Knight of
the Nymphs," to be given at the
Orpheurr theater. Carl C. Eng.
berg, Executive Dean.
Lutheran Club Entertains
The Lutheran Club of the Univer
sity enjoyed a pleasant outing Fri
day evening at Antelope Park. The
fore part of the evening was spent
in roasting wienies, followed by play
ing games.
Commercial Club
University Commercial Club will
hold its regular weekly meeting at
'eleven o'clock Thursday. Mr. Shaw
of the Lincoln Traction Comany will
talk in "Opt ration of Public Ser
vices."
Student Counsel
Important meeting of Student Coun
cil has been called for 5 p. m., Tues
day at Faculty hall.
And leading lady is Helen Wight.
There's lzzie Kviuts in It and Oert
Mo ran
And lWsy Hunter's the lending Man
The chorus, that's gonna be n scream
lint twenty nine cents in ray pocket
book, Ach lliiumel,
It's all a dream.
The March number cf ti Hrilish
quarterly, "Folk Lore," which Incor
porates the '.Archaeological Review"
and the "Folk Ixre Journal." contains
the text of n song known through
oral transmission to Mr. J. R. Uarron
ot Lincoln, with a short account m
the song bv Miss Louise round of the
Depart mont of Knglish of the Univer
sity of Nebraska. The song was
brought to Lincoln from the Shetland
islands and reflects mediaeval cus
toms and n mediaeval song manner.
It was secured from Mr. Uarron by
L. C. Wimborly of the University.
University of Michigan Those in
charge of the second University Fresh
Air camp have sent out a call to men
on the campus to volunteer as leaders
at the camp during the coming sum
mer. Three hundred city kids will
be given a taste cf the great outdoors
in a series of four ten-day periods.
University of Iowa This year ex
tensive lans are being made for a
half-holiday, to be called Seniors' day,
when the Seniors will put on an ert
io,i:,inment which may be witnessed
by the under classmen. This will be j
the first year there has been a nouua
for Senior's Hay. Always before the
Seniors' celebration has necessitated
deliberate class cutting.
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s.v, the ieute
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Important "N" Men.
There will be a very important
meeting of the "N" club Sunday
afternoon, April 30. at the Armory
at 2:30 p. m. Coach Dawson and
Ccach Shulte will give talks and
every man is requested to ce
there.
Company M
Company M will pl.:- Company C
t ?,::; Monday on 'he lkd.l east of
S-.-t iai Science building. Bring bails
ind gloves.
Notice of Iron Sphirz Organization
Meeting
Duo to a misund.-r-tandir.g s-'-vc-ral
members of the Iron Sphinx thought
j that tho meeting f..r luesaay n:c.jt
i had been called oif an ! were there
' fore re.t there. Sine, tho purpose of
the meeting was for organization of
the new men, it was decided to post-
; j.ontj the meeting until everybedy had
'a chance to be there. A new meeting
i... l' iriJi;.-e. nut I'ji.at i:.e ' ;a trir.rr.fnrp r-:illeil U r Tupsi av
v s west Valuable buildings, j ui;,hu may 2, at the Alpha Sigma Phi
-cm.ee, T. aclif-rs' Coile-g-. : Thi is one of tho most im-
Ch. i.,isir;- Hail, lit Hail, the Tt ni- , tant meetings cf the year and c-V
pie taacr and the entire College of , f.ry member of the organization, both
te stand outside this Iro old and new men. fchould be there.
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Ol. i'
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t,: teWS.
l-o sfod as a st ckada
liciotis thief who sought
:.J3. In tlic- days wiit-n'
lu.lt, it taieht Lav;
Hut t'jday the
wa.l. The modern t'ai f would j g0 r(.mcrnbcr the time and tho place
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onceuii er little difficulty in paining 1 anj there, tvtrvbody.
er.'.: .uice to the campus within the
fence. It is net high enough to otter
resistance. Seven feet of fence would I
be no'ing but srort :er tho
prowler. The buil lings n.'ist be made j (c Electric Park
secure to war.I o:f the thief. Thr-rp-.
fore, we ' e that the til! iron fence is j
not a protection against the lawless
element of the city.
The Calendar.
Tuesday, Way 2.
Freshman Commission meet:.; "
p. m., Ellen Smith hall.
Mastic Fish meeting. 7 p. m.. Ellen
Smith hall.
Pharmacy convocation, 10 a. m.,
Pharmacy Auditorium.
Student Council mooting, 5 p. m..
Faculty hall.
Alpha Kappa Fsi luncheon. 12 m.
Iron Sphinx meeting, 7:15 p. m.,
Alpha Sigma Phi house.
Wednesday, May 3.
Zoological Sociuty meeting, Bessey
hall 2'1.
Pharmacy Night.
Uni. Hand concert, 7 p. m.. Campus
Industrial Coaching Class. 7 p. m..
S. S. 101.
Thursday May 4
Commercial Club meeting, 11 a. m.
Lutheran Club meeting, 7 p. m.. So
clal Science 107.
Arts r.r.il S ier.ee ilinner and initia
tion. 0 p. in.. Chamber of Commerce.
Chi Delta Phi meeting, 7 p. ni., at
home o: Miss Louise Pound.
Viking Meeting. Htishnell Guild
hmise. T:"n p. ni.
Christian Si i. nee Society meeting.
7 p. ni.. faculty nail, icnipie.
Phi Omega meeting. 7:13 p. m.. Law
building.
Friday, May 5
I"-l:an Society, Faculty hall.
Phi Mu spring rarty. The Lincoln.
A'.;.ha Xi Delta spring party, Rose
w iide.
12U' H. dance, Ellen Smith hall.
Commercial Club dance, Lindell
party house.
Thi Gamma Delta, spring party
of C. hali.
Eushnell Guild house dance.
Saturday, May
Closed night.
Farmer's Fair.
Sunday, May 7.
Y. W. C. A.. May morning break
fast, 7 a. m., Ellen Smith hall.
In Years Gone By.
Eighteen Years Ago Today
The fourth annual commencement
commencement of the College of Den
tistry was held. The address was
given by Dr. Henry B. Ward.
Thirteen Years Ago Today
t a meeting of the University sen-
on the campus which was well attend- j
ed by many students.
Seen Years Ago Today
After a breakfast served in the cafe
teria of the Home Economics building,
n;: upperc'iassmcn watched the Jun
ior girls win from the Senior girls.
13-12, in a four inning ball game.
Two Years Ago Today
The Nebraska Cornhuskers defeat
ed the Haskell Indians by a score of
.-3 and then were defeated by the
Indians 3 2.
ate the agitation against Theta Nu
Epsilon came to a head and a set of
rules were recommended for adoption
bv the regents.
Eleven Years Ago Today
A Pan Hellenic banquet was held at
the Lincoln Hotel in minor oi me
board of regents. Hon. V. A. St Hook
presided as toastmaster.
Ten Years Ago Today
The Dramatio Club held its last
meeting and initiated fiften members
who were elected by a committee of
judges.
The University band gave a concert
The Only Men
who are not interested
in our Neckwear sale
are those
who don't wear ties!
GRENADINES
KNIT TIES
COLLEGE STRIPES
Values as high as $1.50
85c
J
WANTED Solicitors. Leading cor
respondent school of its class wants
several clean cut representatives in
various districts of Nebraska and
South Dakota to .resent high class
educational proposition with attrac
tive financial returns. Summer va
cation r permanent. Must be abli
to furnish references and surety
bond. Give full particulars in first
letter. Address 101. Nebraskan.
LOST A sorority pin. Phone H3477.
Union
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.'iviao' ;a hjii meec at tc nan juu-
T.iht ,lov r.f ter-nnn nt tl riVlrv-lr for A hikp
If
SUMMER SCHOOL
a sufficient number of tu-
Math. Club
Math. Club pins are at Hallett's
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Dots the fence add to tho heroitv rf InTr.asa rail fnr thom ttiM-p. at once.
the campus as a whole? How can It ; Price J2.50.
when more of the campus is without j
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than wimin tue fence? There is a'
dire lack of uniformity. The one part
of the campus is set off from the rest.
Is not that portion of the campus east
of Twelfth street more artistic than
the soiiim west of it? Would not an
iron ftnee utterly ruin the beauty of.
the College of Agriculture campus
Not only is it inartistic, but it also;
hides the campus from view. The old
campus is beautiful, especially to the
olj graduate who carries many fond
memories of the buildings and the
grounds within the fence. If the cam
pus is beautiful, then why hide It from
view?
The necessity for a fence around
the campus is gone and no future
need for it Is In sight The cause for
dent desire it, summer work In
law will be given, including first
year work. If interested, please
call at my office at once.
Warren A. Seavey.
Square and Compass
Square and Compass meeting on
Wednesday at 7 p. m.. Social Science
107. Election of officers.
Geological Society
Dr. F. D. Barker will spean bfore
an open meeting of the Zoological So
clety Wednesday erenlng at 7:30 in
The Exhaust.
A STUDENTS ILLUSIONS
As I sat slowly pondering in my attic
room
Counting out my dimes and pennies
by the dim iight of the moon.
Wondering how much I'd hare for
eatin if I dated Monday night
Sort a cm-sin' fate that lack of Jack
puts a guy in such a plight
Wonderin' if this wild pursuit of
knowledge is worth really while
after all
With your bank accounts a gettin'
smaller, still more small
Sickening pangs of hunger, yes to
send my girls some flowers
Her smile was worth it, but I flunked
my quiz
The Dean before me towers.
Skippd a Lab to fake her to a matinee
Now I'm far behind the rest
An achiu' in ever.gol durn bone.
Tomorrow's another test.
Why, there's the Kosmet play Monday
niKbt,
Ye Gods, I can't miss that
It's a gonna be the hit of the year
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