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quota In tho stadium drive Ih Indica
tive tif their tittlludo toward cur
tu-liool. Surely no liner way to ro
pay them for this Hplrlt of pniinnrl
en u bi shown tliitn ly boosting this
enterprise of the ('ommunlyt Chest.
A year's suceessftil hniiilllUK of the
finances of ho ninny organizations In
the Community Chest will bo watched
with Interest tit the University. Some
similar plan of handling tho limine
.!'.? of campus activities lias been
needed for a Iohr time. More pub
licity for the budgets of campus or
ganizations will bo tt beneficial re
suit of the adoption of the Commun
ity Chest otherwise known as the
sliiRle tax.
Notices
: t;. v. . i k I s I' lil.T.ow.
i l,i rowed by K..i.!' "'-' Wool;
whirh is sclieduleil to si ; rt next
Monday. In tin s.' c eli brat io'.'.s may
be seen tile result of tile prow ill of
collii;e si'ii'il at Nebraska.
About thro.' years i'no when t!;e
men of he Law Collene appcai'Ml at
football in lines with their colleire hals
ami cre;:tni a sensation with their
colle.ee veils, other colleges, started
plans to ctpial their eiillmsiasm. Al
most every college now sets aside
a day or a -week each year in which
the attention of the whole University
coniinunily is directed to its activities
and in which its students may have
an opportunity to become better ac
quainted with one a not her.
This growth of spirit anion;; the
college is to be commended and is
productive of fine results. The ef
forts made to tell the people of this
city and community of the growth
and accomplishments of each college
is an especially worthwhile of these
celebrations.
In no way should the college
"week" conflict with the obviously
successful movement underway to
arouse and promote a bigger and
fiuer Nebraska spirit. On the other
hand, loyalty to one's college is one
step i.i t.!ie growth of a greater Uni
versity spirit.
l.tl..'M .f I.-I IIITIM T.lllTI'Ht will
t , I in Miu i-ulnnm fur lu poiini'i'u
I vt iliim i'i'iy ulii'iilil In' In 'lie N
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Phi "eta Kappa.
1'hl Beta Kappa Initiation and din
ner, Ellen Smith Hall, 6 p. m., Friday,
April 20.
Yellow Lantern.
There will be a complete practice
of the "Yellow Lantern" tonight in
Hi, Ar c: ,v v members of the
cast. Rehearsal of the first act will
start at 7:1a. Rehearsal of the sec
oud art ill begin at S: 1.1.
Corn Cobs.
Corn Cob meeting. Sigma Kpsilon
bouse. 7:eD tonight.
Girls' Tennis Tournament.
('iris sign up for te All-Girls'
Singles Tennis Tournament. Sign up
on the poster in the gym before Fri
day noon.
W. A. A. Board.
V. A. A. mooting, Wednesday noon
in the Armory. S 101.
Engineers.
All material for the "Sledge" must
l,t put in t';. ballot boxes before
Wednesday evening.
Green Goblin.
Green Goblin meeting Hushnell
Guild house Wednesday evening at
Calendar
The' Episcopal Club will hold its
regular dinner meeting at the Y. M.
Ol'j ten days remain until the
opening ot the 19-3 home bas?baii
sta,. When the Husker open th?
season he:-.' on the 27th, hundreds of
student fr.ns will be on hand to watch
the game. The decisive victories
over the Missouri Tigers at Columbia
have demonstrated the ability of our
team. They have shown what Coach
Dye can do when he has enough time
for practice. It's too early to predict
results in the Missouri Valley race,
tut if the Nebraska team maintains
the pace set last Friday and Satur
day, the Cornhuskers have a line
chance to land in the position to
ward which they are always striving
in all activities at the top of the
Missouri Valley.
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stomach a lilt.
Provides "the bit ol
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form.
Helps to cleanse
the teefn and keep
The Community Chest drive has
been unusually successful in the
towns and cities in which it has been
put into operation. The idea of com
bining a large number of drives Into
one saves time, annoyance, and ex
pense. Community chest drives have
been put into operation in cities be
fore they have become the preval
ent method of raising funds for cam
pus activities at colleges over the
country. A few colleges are adopt
ing the idea and Community Che.-t
drives seem "bound to increase in
popularity as a satisfactory method
of eliminating so many campaigns for
funds.
An advantage of the rlan Is thai
each contributor is given an oppor
tunity to know to what activities hte
money goes and to read the budgets
of the organizations. His own budget
can become better stabilized if he
knows all at once Just what his ex
penditures for beneficiaries ore to
amount to for a year.
The City of Lincoln is about to
start its first Community Chest drive
for the purpose of raising funds for
charities and public service works.
The directors of that drive look with
reason toward the students of the
University a3 contributors tp their
drive. The University is a dominant
factor in the social and business life
of this community and its response
to the appeal will be a generous
one.
During the past winter, we have
bad an opportunity to see the fine
backing which the people Jof this
community have given to the Univer
sity. Their success in raising their
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Wednesday, April 18
Vostals luncheon, 121 o'clock. -N
Thursday, April 19.
Kuppt 1'hl meeting, 7:00, Ellon
Smith Hall.
Fi'lday, April 20.
Phi Delta' Chi banquet, Lincoln
Hotel.
Alpha Delta Phi spring party. Lin
coln. Phi npfa Kappo Uecention, Ellen
Smith Hall, 5-1 1 o'clock.
Alpha Sigma Phi dnnco, Antelope
park. "
Saturday, April 21
Pun-Presbyterian club dinner nt
Grand Hotel, fi:15.
Phi Mu spring party, Commercial
Club.
Delta Gamma srr'r.g party, Ellen
Smith Hall.
Phi Delta Chi spring party, Lincoln
Hotel.
Silver"- Scrpertt Circus, Armory.
Delta Delta Delta spring party,
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Lutheran Club nanquot. Elka Club.
American Association for nenlor
women 3:00, Ellen Smith Hall.
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