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Nlltlit Kdil.r ( InirlfM A. Mitchell
lilcluird Flstcr Asst. Night Killtor
I'lKirmacy Week with spiciul tit
tention to Pharmacy niuht. holds the
cenfir of thr stage of student activl
ties. C'elrhratioi) of tln third niimial
Pharmacy Nigh in Pliai macy Hal! t
night is not merely a social gather
ing. It does more than to acquaint
tuo people oi tne University com
munity with the accomplishments of
this college. It serves to mark a
steady growth in numbers and use
fulness which has characterized the
Pharmacy college since its recogni
tion by the state legislature eight
years ago.
A larger graduating class than
ever before will receive degrees this
spring. Graduates of the college are
receiving distinction in their post
graduate work. Members of the fac
ulty of the college have Won recogni
tion all over the country for theij.
researcit w orn. i ne leanersiup oi
the college has always been recog
nized as progressive and sane.
The whole University, then, unites
In congratulating the Pharmacy Col
lege on its birthday and in wishing I
for It continued prosperity and ad
vancement.
BtudenMon to finish on schedule
time. In thlH way all the work laid
out to bo done can lie accomplished,
't Is the few minutes wasted here
and there that kill the day lor you
It Is the fifteen minutes you waste
trying to decide whether to go to con
vocation or Brick's that makes the
hour much too short to get anything
done. It Is the half-hour bridge game
at lunch which puts you back on the
hill at 2 o'clock Instead of, and the
hour wasted between five and six
which if utilized would do much to
put you up In your work. In a word
It Is drifting aimlessness and careless
organization which makes the day
seem too short to get all you have to
do done. If you could organize what
you have to do, make a regular
schedule and hold to it, allowing
time for play as well as study, and
make your head save your feet as
far as your hill meetings and activi
ties are concerned if you can do all
these things, you will find your col
lege activities and studies dovetail
very nicely together. You will dis
cover that a twenty-four hour day Ia
ample time to get all done you have
laid out to do and will even leave
some time in which to sleep.
Now that the end of school Is ap
proaching and things begin to pile
up, try this little system; stop being
a time waster. University Daily
Kansan.
Delta Delta Dolta spring party
Rosewllde.
Lutheran Club Banquet, Elks Club.
Aniorican Association for senior
women 3:00, Ellen Smith Hall.
KEARNEY PLACES SIX
ON THE NUMERAL ROLL
Notices
Kearney with six continues to lead
the state high school numeral honor
roll which Is conducted undor th
supervision of Coach Henry Schulto
of the state university. The names
appearing on It, with the school and
coah or superintendent.
Kearney Suptc. O. A. Wlrslg
coach.
Numeral winners: Francis Keens
Robertson Maculay, Harold Snyder,
Eddie Morris, Fred Easterling, OIney
Campbell.
Farnam, Supt. L. O. Dowers, coach,
Numeral , winners: Fiink Whet
stont (8th grade), Milo tlreenless
Ralph Parker, Marlon Johnson, Sea
ton Smith.
Alliance Supt. F. C. Prince, coach
Numeral winner: Ralph Garvin
Hebron, Supt. II. J. Freeborn
coach.
Numeral winner: Phil Campbell
Beatrice, Supt. W. W. Morton
coach.
Numeral winner: Howard Roland
and Fred Layton.
Columbus, James L. Rich, coach.
Numeral winners: Roy Houder
sholdt, Arnold Ooehlrich and Theo
dore Lowrey.
Washington Rear Admiral Ed
ward Simpson was detailed yester
day to command the naval operating
base at San Francisco and- the
twelfth naval district with htimlnuur
tors there. Ho relieves Hear Ad
miral S. Ilalstead.
(Notices of jrenorm Tntorest will be
printed In this column for two oonsecu
live days. t'opy should I'p In the Ne
liriiskiin office It firw oriock.i
Wrestlers.
All men interested in participating
in a handicap wrestling match with
the Varsity are requested to leave
their names at Dr. Clapp's office.
Track Class.
Coach Schulte's track class will
meet tonight in his office at 7 p. m.
Delian.
Clarence Faubel will entertain the
Delians and their friends in Social
Science Auditorium instead of in
Faculty Hall this Friday at 8:15
sharp. Everyone Invited.
According to our records, this
makes 1923 late springs' so far In the
Christian era.
One eternal triangle that no longer
appears in our midst Is eat, drink
and make merry.
People who pray only Alien they
are in trouble may be pious but more
probably they are yellow.
When' the average man gives to the
needy, he feels cheated if he doesn't
get his money's worth of gratitude.
It is with regret that the announce
ment comes that the next University
Player production, "The Taming of
tj 3hrew" to be played next week,
will close the 1922-23 season.
Tiie Players present one Shake
spearean play each season. They
have selected a well-known and well
liked comedy for their last play and
are assured of student support in
their final appearance of this school
year.
The rresent season has been em
inently successful. The plays have
been carefully selected, coached and
played with the usual fine finality of
the Players productions, and well re
ceived by the audiences. Student;
have seemed to enjoy ihe produc
tions more each year and the de
mand for a continuance of the I'm
versity Players is greater now than
ever before.
In the University there are men
and women who make grade of A
and 1! in practically all their sul
jects who at the same time liae time
to participate in many of the school
activities and make for themselves
names as loyal members of the
versity. Some of them even make
part of their living expenses on t'.ie
side. In this same University then
are those who cannot keep up with
their work, who never were known !(
be in a college activity and w! i
would be aghast at the idea of hav
ing time to make a part of ti.i
living.
The difference between these two
types i3 in their methods of organi
zation. These people who manage to
get things done do so because they
utilize their time to its best advant
age instead of wasting a few minutea
here and there with the idea that a
few mimies won't make any differ
ence anyway. And it is in that way
of thinking that the time waster type
of University student is bred.
Instead of making a list of the
things which must be done daily,
appointing a certain time at which to
do them, and doing them at that
time, the time-waster thinks, "I'll do
it over the week-end," and then when
the week-end comes puts it off until
the first of the week and so on ad
infitium until he checks up short at
the beginning of quizzes and wonders
why it is he fears he can't get through
the course. A regular system out
lined, and held to, will do more to
save time and mental energy than
a-iy other one thing. The very idea
that a certain amount of work must
be done in order to make way for an
other piece, will spur the average
Pershing Rifles.
Important meeting of all I'ershinv
Rifle members' at 5 p. m. Friday.
J April 20 in Nebraska Hall. Short
important meeting. Every new mem
ber out.
La Trentai"e.
La Trentaine will meet at 7:30
Saturday in Faculty Hall in the
Temple. A business session will fol
low the play and paper.
Union.
Union will hold an open meeting
Friday at 8:30. Everyone invited.
Lutheran Club.
The Lutheran Club will have a
nus'ness meeting Thursday evening
at 7 o'clock in Social Science 1 n2.
R. O. T. C. Men.
Dinuer at the Grand Hotel, Thurs
day eveti'ng, April 19, 6 o'clock for
all men who aie going to the sum
mer training camp at Fort Snelling
and all the men who have been there
or are interested
Phi Beta Kappa.
Phi Beta Kappa initiation and din
ner, Ellen Smith Hall, 6 p. m., Friday,
April 20.
Girls' Tennis Tournament.
Girls sign up for te All-Girls'
Singles Tennis Tournament. Sign up
on the poster in the gym before Fri
day noon.
Student Council.
Student Council meeting, Social
Science 107, Thursday ij p. m.
A good neighbor is one who never
gives you cause to form an opinion
as to the kind of neighbor he is.
It is estimated that thoire arc
enough chances Tor easy money to
keep our Jails occupied until 19G7.
One good way to reduce to music
is to listen to the musical clink of
the trace chains on the plow harnes,
Many a man thinks be is demo
cratic just because he is glad some
millionaire's son is turning out badly.
There are now 2764 vaudeville per
formers using songs that conclude
with the words "nothing else but."
DRUG STORE
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12th & M. B-3121
San Diego, Cal Under command
of Major Roy A. Gelger, U. S. M. C,
four Martin bombing planes were to
take off from the North Ieland navy
air station today In a cross contin
ental flight to Quantico, Va., where
the airplanos aro to bo used with a
squadron in extensive maneuvers.
New York The pollcp of East
Port Chester Conn., yesterday stop
ped Vera Sheppard and Theodore
Gill, marathon dancers, who toured
three states, after they had one
stepped continuously in dance halls
and moving vans for sixiy-eigiu
hours and forty minutes, a world's
record.
San Francisco, Cal. The will of
Geo Chong Wong, laundryman, writ
ten in Chinese on the back of a
laundry slip was prohibited today in
the supreme court. He left an es
tate valued at $14,000.
Wilmington, Del. Judge Hugh M.
Morris in the United States district
court lias approved plans for the re
organization of the Gilland Oil com
pany, a Deleware corporation now in
the hands of receivers.
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Calendar
Friday, April 20.
Catholic Student Club party at K.
of C. Hall.
Acacia house dance
XI PsI Phi dental student smoker,
7:30.
Phi Delta Chi banquet, Lincoln
Hotel.
Alpha Delta Phi spring party, Lin
coln. Phi Bpfa Kappa IteceDtion, Ellen
Smith Hall, 5-11 o'clock.
Alpha Sigma Phi dance, Antelope
park.
Saturday, April 21
Theta Sigma Phi Billboard Ball, K.
C. Hall.
La TVentaine meeting at 7:30,
Faculty Hall.
Theta Sigma Phi Bill Board ball,
K. C. Hall.
Delta Zeta house dance.
Pan-Presbyterian club dinner at
Grand Hotel. 6:15.
Phi Mu spring party, Commercial
Club.
Delta Gamma spr'r.g party, Ellen
Smith Hall.
Phi Delta Chi spring party, Lincoln
Hotel.
Silver Serpent Circus, Armory.
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