'he Daily Nebraskan
II vol' XWUI M. III. LINCOLN. NF.IUUSkA. Till HMY. MVY . 1929.
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'Arts' College
Students Have
Opportunities
fn James Arm That
Graduates Fill Many
Job by Choke
RELIABILITY IS ASSET
Miter : Tba art' fol
tewing ! f'rat of ra
t.t will evr all tb eil
tH University. The thee af th
ansa ' " e"'
te In vartoua fia'd tt eel.
j.ws'uaUa pnvit fae tbalr
f.rat yr T '
-What art U poealbillUe for a
gig aaaa or woman upon gradu
iuag from U College of Ana and
Sciences?"
la reply to thia question. Dr. Her-a-aa
C. Jame. dean of th College
o An and Science, answered.
-k represent ail ve of a prominent
Omaha bualneaa ft no was In my of
fice tbe other day look Ice for Ana
and Science college graduatea for
t rim.
"lit sutcS ton ' f'"" did not
c-s especially for the specialised
student but would rather employ a
caduats with a good general edu
cation aorb may be found la the
College 01 Aru Dd S'',B''
sibllrtle Good
"from thta, Jt would eem tbal
t possibilities for a graduate or
the 'Arts college are about aa are at
at those f y other." declared
Iiortor Jame. "Of couree. It all de
pend on tb person and hla person-
Mm-. But If a young man or wom
an bn made food uae of bis oppor
tunity and chosen bia courses
Tiifl't, I would plaoe a four years
Aru and Sconce education againsi
aty 'her In tbe general field of
kt.uMMi Ta main nurnoae nf tbe
Count of Art. and Science, of ( 1 "J""".
course I. preparation for some pro-i De-'. 'Pha Tau Omega,
..Tlurae- j1"' phl-
t)t j.M.7ut4 that tbe -hardi The., ri. lZi. :: 7t
knock- a atudeat will be npt to Be.' Tau. Sifmt Alpha ltt.
rouater upoa mduatloa from the;'-'- . .
Co)r of Arra and 1fM arThe' " ' ' Award Plcqui
tame lo any other collere. A atu
(tent would not encounter ao many
kocka." however, if be avoida a ,
aupenority-conipies na aaapta mm
elf to bia cnvtronmeal. In most
lesiancea aa education in tbe Col
! of Ana and Sciencea equipa a
pron for a bigber poaition at tbe
can than tbe uneducated person .
Ratability Aaaet
fKx ior Jamea believes that one of
i he assets to be derived from aa
education ts reliabilit. If a atu
Oect ta be relied upon and baa tbe
ability to do ihlnga. it would be nn
eccoomical to bold bia down to a
kw position with 'the uneducated.
Tbe purpose of placing an unedo-
V -tetj j
li ladder"
J n ec!u
Irson at tbe "bottom of tbe j
ia to enable blzn to acquire
Cucauon. Tbla ia onen done
ly a ilow and rather painful proc
ess, however.
Preparation oeyesary for enter
irg tbe College of Arts and Sci
ences is naturally a bigb school
edunrion. Along wjib tbia tbei
tbould be a thirst for knowledge,
according to tbe Arts and Sciences
dean.
When it he ihAn.ki . .n I
should follow the profession . bis i
father chooses for him evee though !
be does not like it. Dean James i-
plied. "Absolutely not."
Vejtber abould a son follow bis!
'k'ber'a trofession tinit.lv ks.au.
bis father engaged in that son of j
work, according to Doctor James i
"Tbere are advanta.ges to be de-
rived from engaging in tbe same !
buetnesa as tbe father providing the
ton likes It," stated tbe dean, "but
"o oDe can select a profession for
bis offspring and expect bim lo
make a success in it if be does not
like it.-
"Sbouid a young maa or woman
know definitely wbat be want, to
take vp when coming to univer
sity "Not necessarily answered Deaa
Jlarnea "Jt . desirable, of course,
ut not absolutely neoessaiT. That
is cne of tbe purposes of tbe nni
ersity w belp yoang men and
"onsen learn wbat profession they
ould like to enter for a life's
work."
"What tnaliUes should a person
aT is order to become successful
wjbia field of workr
"Tbe tame qualities tbat make a
m8 a decent, desirable member of
'ieiy, such as common sense, sp
Piicauon and Integrity." declated
"ocuw James. These are not only
be desired by Arts and Sciences
radenta but by tbe whole world."
Sehuhe h$ue$ Call '
To Froh' Trackmen
For Telegraph Meet
Pasitioas are open far the fresb-
track team wbicb will compete
te Big Si tetegrapbic (bis
""a, according to Coach Scbnlte.
s are wasted far tie Javelin. d!s
CIfL : aV. 4- i i. an
wio rewrtorsti ia these evetsu
S I ttea-ta to rsport at the sta-
e-1 "ZJT "r-
J wtstiats f ootng their events
, ' sfternoon, Friday or Saturday
"oona alter rbe blgb tsrbool
eveau hav Kea run off. AO
t taa report hia afteroooa
JJH ! do ao bj Coach
'GREEKS GATHER
i
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FOR BANQUET IN
COLISEUM TODAY
Charles Lawlor Predicts
Record-Breaking Crowd
At Annual Fete
WILL AWARD HAINER CUP
Scholarship TrOphy IS tO Be
Given to Fraternity
With Most Points
Fraternity men lil aaemble
tonight at C o'clock In the Collneum
for the annual lnrfmtemlty ban
quet. A record breaking erovd I
predicted by Charlra Ijimlor In
iharte of the arraticnienta for the
banquet. All fraternity hourea are
closing their tablea and the tlcke'
aale baa been the large! for any
Grk la
Avard of the Halnr achnlarahip
trophy and acbolaralilp placquea
will be one of the featurea of the
evening. A talk by Got. Arthur J.
Weaver, vaudeville entertainment,
atnglng by Harriet Oruiee Kemmer
and mimw by Ieo Peck'a orebca
tra complete the prorram.
The arbolarahip trophy hlch
waa donated by R. J. Hainer In
1912 ha been prevented annually
to the fraternity having liichrM
general acholarfthip ranking. It
waa firt preaented in ISM. rotng
In that year to Phi Kappa' Tai.
Wlnnera alnre then have ben:
Phi Kappa Tai 1914. 11S and 1916:
Kappa Sicma 117: Sigma Nu.
J 91 S ; Sitma Alfha Kpoilon. 191.
Fifteen acbolarahip placquea are J
alao awarded at tbe iDterfraterniiy .
banauet. Tbeae are eiven on a lit
tie different baaia than tbe Hainer
cup or tbe a ward a at Honora con
vocation. Standing are baaed on
the number of delinquencies in pr '
portion to boura earned by tbe
fraternity. - - j
Fritz Daly, precident of tba In-'
nocenta, will be toastmaster for the
afiair. Tbe main speaker of tbe '
evening Is Gov. Arthur Teaver.
bo will tell the assembled frat
ernity men something of tbe rela
tions of the I'niversity and tbe
state. James Musgiave. president
of the Interfraternity council, will
Introduce Prof. E. F. Schramm who
wiJl make tbe scholarship awards
Professor Schiamm is (acuity ad
visor to the council.
Tbe committee in charge of tbe :
banquet promises someibiug uuus- :
ually good in the way of entertain- '
ment. Tbe banqw-t will be serveid ;
by VI i Her and Paine. Although
most tickets have been sold there t
will be some available at tbe door. 1
Guest at the speakers table ia-1
ciuae iwn I
J. Thompson. Cban
''"or E.,A
c - Hsrper.
Burnett and Dean W.
New Uniforms
AfP 'pfPgitll
C
For Musicians
"New I'Djforms for I be R. O. T.
C. Band" is the sJugan for the cam-i-aipn
wbicb the military depart
ment will wage this spring and
neat fall. The oJd band u&lforma
are wearing out and Colonel Jewett
ia making efforts to get some cew
ooes.
Tbe present uniforms were pur
chased by the I'niversity about
eight years ago. Almost any style
eipert will agree tbat eight years
ia a long time to wear one suit.
A cotbtuittee composed of Col
onel Jewett, John SeJleck and Har
old HoJtz. secretary of the alumni
association, baa been appointed lo
take charge of a campaign to raise
funds for purchasing the suits. Tbis
la tbe tint committee that acted
to raise funds to send the band to
West Point last fall.
Tbe committee hopes to provide
some permanent source of income
for tie band. This income will be
caed for keeping up equipment and
to permit the band to take one long
trip every three years. Tbe athletic
department gives tbe band a short
trip every' year.
W e would like to be able to plan
head" ai4 ("alone! Jewett. "Last
I fall we bad to make a few last min
ate efforts to snd tbe band to j
W eat Point. If we could nave a per- j
tnajient source of Income we could :
keep a regular futd for (bat pur-1
pose." i
a .... ..
The rew aaiforms. it mey svre
parr based, will be of the same
color a tbe ones now saed. accord
ing to Colonel Jewett.
HrnzJik Accept Offtrr
Of De Kalb High School
De Kalb. Missouri, baa asked Pr.
F. E. Henilik. profetwor of school
administration, to speak at tbe
high school comenancement tn.re
this Jane Doctor Henillk has chos
en for bis sobjeet: "A Square Deal
for the Boys and Girl.
; Politicians Return to Quid Routine
After Mammoth Student Election
Non-rrateroity Leaders Arc
Undaunted Deipite Huge
Majority of Votea Cast
Agamat Thera on Tuesday
ly ta Nag Man.)
Kollovlng the treated a'udent
'eleriton tbe Nebraika rampui bai
' e er kno n, ;reeki and Non frater
Bin faction hare nettled don to
, rollrte routine With the announce
; ment of retuli follow lac Tueaday'a
I election (he poaer of the Non fra
ternity machine la reported to have
iponedomn in the estimation of
wn, ?ei It utrrnifi in (ettinK
PP"lman-ly half of the nudmt
; body to the polla.
What the fraternity reaction will
be. following tbe temporary com
I bine, la In doubt, evidently the
! Rlue Shlrta and Yellow Jack eta will
once more take atanda on oppoalta
aldea of the traditional -fence." but
1 the experience of union may make
Weaver, Rurnctt View
Jidct (lorp in Parade
Gov. A. J. Weaver and Chan
cellor K. A. Burnet revK-wed ilie
R O. T. C. regiment at & o'clock
yeaterday afternoon. Governor
Weaver complimented Colonel
Jwett and the ataff oflcera
upon tbe excellent ahowlog
made by tbe cadet, and aelected
cm pan? I. aa preaentlng the
beat line In tbe parade.
Annual inapeciion will take
place May :i and 72. At thia
time the entire regiment will be
reviewed and inspected to de
termine whether the Nebraska
unit will be allomed to retain
her "blue aiar" rating for tbe
net year.
Governot Weaver presented
the lleadquaners company with
the trophy won by that aggre
gation during the recent marka
manabip meet.
E
IJnairfnan rlanS fcVentS TOl
Annual Student and
Faculty Frolic
Law barbecue wil be beld
Wednesdav evening. May IS. ac-
coroing to an announcement m.oe
.e.terri.. FA win -Snnire" Cas-
sem general chairman of the com-
mittee on arrangement. Tbe bar -
becue will be staged at tbe EJk.
club and will commence at 7:J
i o'clock.
I' It was formerlly intended to bold
the annual law event Tuesday eve
: oinr. May 7. but due to the aba en re
, of I ean H. H. Foster from tbe city
, it was postponed. Dean Foster Is
'atiending the American U Insti
tute in Washington. D. C.
All Lawyers Invitad.
Tbe law barbecue is an all-Law
college affair and tbe faculty as
' well as members of the local bar
I will be gueeis. A anappy piano
'team will furnish music. Also ln-
i eluded on the program la a bosing
, match between "One Round"
! Adams of Omaha and some con
I tender who has not been aelected.
j Tbe committee on arrangements
I announced that tbey have blank
i contract with tbe Omaha boier. A
' fat ' go Is assured, according to
! Cassem.
"Moreover, we promise some
'highly Important indictmecta
j against certain noteworthy charae-
tera who will be brought 'o J - ''
fin tbe course of the eve- : '
iclared Caxssem.
j The committee on arrangements
is composed of Clarence Virtue and
j Kuesell Matson. entertainment:
I Palmer VcGrew. refreshmenia. and
Edwin "Squire" Caasero. general
chairman.
STUDENT COUNCIL
FNIlS TERM 4T rEED ,
Sttideni Council banquet, an an
ntu! affair is honor of tbe out-going
members of the council, was
held at sis o'clock last night at tbe
Wood bum party house. This is the
last time tbe id body meets aa a
group as the newly elected mem
bers lake office ten days after their
election. ,
A short toast was given by Doug
las Timmerman. who acted aa tbe
toastmaster Responses were given
by Eldred Larson, retiring presi
dent of the council. Brace Thomas,
senior tnats-at-large. Joyce Ayrea.
who will hold over on neat years
cocr.sil. Helen McCbesney. who
aM bolda over, and Irene Davie,
senior woman at-larg.
-rt w . m . .
Ajocd UaMaJl lfim
Are Scheduled to Play
Delta Gamma and X'Ergettes
were winners of tbe Intramural
baaeball games played Wednesday.
Twenty-two teama are entered In
the toarnameat. pepreseotlng both
sorority and non sorority groops.
Gamea fee Thursday are Cbl
Omega va. Gamma Phi Beta; Delta
Zet va Tbeta Phi Alpha: Delta
Zeta ernd team s Kappa Alpha
Tbeta; PI Beta
Kappa Gamma.
Phi
va. Kapp
a dil'erenre In the faction atiftt
m nl.
Son fraictnli leadcra are appar
emly not dix-ourared alth th land
alll effected by the Panbrllcolra
on Tu-da. Iaiernliira and aoror
It lea n.ay feel tbal ibey oereatl
tnatel the macnltude of the Hatb
.otinc attencib. and the outroma
may be a .Non fraternity election
nett frar. At any rate the Na
hraaka atudeni bodt aa atlrred by
the poMihilily of the tradl' lonalh
paaa.te Bar hi enterlnc Into poli'lrt
with a eneance.
Statiatica ahow that Non frater
nity men and women outnumber
i Grreli -letter atudeota. although not
"two to one" aa The Omaha Be
!. reported. Approlmately t
percent of th somen In tha l"nl
vemlty are Harha. and &S percent
of the men are Non-fraternity. Full
voting atren;tb of ihla faction
would defeat the ranhellenlca. but
the difficulty of reaching each
rooming houxe ia conaldered tbe
Barba' greatct handicap.
mm ivy day
Thompson Announces New
Feature of Patriotic
Organizations
R.O.T.C. MAY TAKE PART
A special Decoration day pro
e r m wi) Yt liiMmfint(l in the
' ICQ f . f. in ai.ii.. to !
Dr. T. J. Thompson, dean of atg
dent affairs. Patriotic organiza
tiona of Lincoln will taia part in
the program, with the understand
ing that Nebraska will devote a
: part of her Ivy day feetiviUea to a
i memorial service.
i "Although no definite arrange
ment baa been made as ret.
f decided iba't patriotic organizationa
will proceed with the undertaking
; atated Dean Thompson. O
features of tbe traditional Ivy
include the tannine nf tnnlAP
to Innnrfnia ancletr unlnr nien'a
honorary: masking of Junior wo
men to MnfarhAarit aeninr
i men's honoraty; interfraternity
and iniereorority sings; and tba
presentation of the Ivy day ora
tion. Jewett Coo pa rata.
Lieut CoL F. F Jewel l. of the
denartm-nt of miliar,
' t.Z CZlZ, 17 .
i '"'r" r("niiiCTi m miii-
? . science in the Decoration day
replied that no information
! ren him in regard to the
OCJ,OB- .
nr auaii oe giava to give our co-
operation in the Ieoorations day
program if it is desired." declared
Colonel Jewell. Arrangements are
being made by tbe Nebraska
Alumni association in regard to the
coming Ivy day. and announce-
menta were made Tuesday in re-
I nrl li ri;.. mnA ,
for the iniereorority singing con
test. MAID OF THE MILL
TO BE GIVEN TODAY
"Maid ol the Mill" is tbe operetta
to be presented by the giee clubs of
Teachers College high school at 2
o'clock in tbe Temple theater to
day. The operetta under the su
pervision of S. U. Alsiadt. bus
been directed by Ruth Haberly. di
rector of music.
Iveadicg pails are fiJJed by Helen
Haberian, Kd MoJJowney. Jr.; Rob
ert Madden. Mijo Diet. Dorothy
V' r "tester and Simeon Sawyer.
.:. -a is ion lor high school stu
.. ji, Is ten oc-nta and for the gen
eral public twenty-five cents.
Sijrrma Eta (Jhi Initiate
Four Into National Club j
Sirma Eia Cbl initiated tbe fol-
low ing students at aa initiation ser-1
rice beld Mar 7. at Vine Conrreca-!
tional church ; Mary Hans, Louise I
I'atcn. vioia rjjacaDarn, ana Ag -
nes I'llman. Martha fSerkeley pre-
sided at (be service
t
Cameron States Views Concerning
'Gasoline Gypsies'
Welfare Enthniiaat Rereala
Fact That Tranaienta Are
Dependent Upon Goodwill
Of Ration's Residents
In her speech yesterday from
KKAB Mis. Anna Cameron. In
struct or In social work for tba es
tens'on division of tbe University,
told of tbe means taken by aorta!
agenciea to decrease tbe number
of transients.
This Is tbe open season for "gas
oline gypsiea.- In tbe spring whole
families tour tbe country ia cars,
paying expenses by soliciting at
social at-encie la tbe different
town Tbey give all kinda of ex
cases for applying for aid. Rather
than give these vagraata tbat
money to continue their journey
ing social agencies ahoald get In
tooch with agencea in tbe towns
I wb'.ch the families are goirg or
PREPARATIONS
FOR HAD DAY
Dean Le Rossignol Issues,
Invitation for Students !
To Attend Frolic
PARADE BEGINS AFFAIR
Athletic Contests at Park.
Followed by Dance.
Feature Activity
"Birad ly a time
when ettitlenta and faculty
of the Collrpe of BuMiiC
Administration play and eat
topfthcr and t?oi fellow
ship i promoted in a fine
war. It contribute much to
the tnoralc of the cillf co and
deserves the loyal support of
every student. I have no
doubt that everybody will
foci at the end of the day
that their time and money
have been well apent."
Dean J. E. lieRoaii(fnol
ARE CON
UDED
Pinal preparations for Bltad day 'staff members were gues:a of the tbose in the uprr 10 percent of
are being completed, according; to j Rialto theater Tuesday nlfht at each class of each college of school
Walter Lerokuhl. general chairman itne shoving of "Gentlemen of the Names of students recocn:red to
for the event. Ticket salesmen are' Press." superior scholarship, consisting o'
to report this morning at 7:45 1 Only two of the ou!d be Jour those senior s'tiden's mho. durlne
o'clock In the Commercial clubinalist failed to commend the the tvo precedlne semesters, hive
rooms. If It' is impossible for any, show. Neal Gomon SLd cne Kobb ben in the upper 3 penrect o'
of the men to attend thia meeting. ; were anything but en'hurtastic their respective colleges,
all tlcketa should be checked in about iL Names ' student orranira'ton
by 3 o'clock this afternoon t Joyce Ayres: "t thouthf It was which reach a designated level or
Parade Firat ' V'T food. It gives a fellow a lit-Vbolarship.
Iw- " 11 -.a ki.w nt I metropolitan paper, ur course, u and scholarships.
It is f?T " T"" .."ir ZrVZ,?. t agreratM.- - The honors hst includes
I "-7 1 run BUkw: 'I -oH say In' Org.nir.Uons rankfng among. t,.
"!rr o r,'T;: ,in ' ".t .e .re in. hh, :5 percent o- th- (t.v;
.! " 7 .21 . vlted to get out of the business rroun for the v ear second semef
XJ whtch "ill oroceed do-n O atreet I "10 Snell" wa, prob- I927-:S and the first see,..r ,,:s
-t which will proceed oown u street .. f.,inte1 the nmi thin,....
! "d Otll
to Antelope
'
the mornings program
win take
1 J: . . ii
Birad golf tout nn;ent w ill begin
at :50 o'clock at Antelope park.
it...mK.u.-
aomes.
and ea h contestant will
if' , " ff',.
i b anket w hich will be raffled oil a.
rt a chance for tb large
tbe large N
.- a . .v..
I'"' . "' .k ", ...In
wnicn win otj nem u uj iu.jn..
I 1 ne w inner oi "''
present at
time t me draw-
mmr4 mm 4.
T
L
ILL GIVE
:
' 11-mha.r of Filrl nitisiiin
fwifclliwwi
Propose Promotion of
Estes Park Trip
Member of the Rock Mountain
field atudent council of Uncoln and
vicinity will hold a luncheon Fri
day at 12:30 o 'clock at the Temple
cafeteria. William E. Brajsted is
acting as field aecretaty in place of
F. C. Stevenson, now general sec-
. j . hi.Um ti. rit vhere - . 19 J .
retary at Hastings and has charge allowed picnic with eats and base
of the meeting. ball for the gents, and eats and
Afler a devotional period, led by ; eats for tbe ladies. There are no
Prof. C. H. Patterson, tbe council
members will discuss the present
status and plans for collecting the
World Stodent Christian federation
pledges. Dean H C. Gossard will
Itsd this discussion.
Estes Park delegations, their
prospects and further promotion.
1 will be talked over
Selection of
members for th
field council
meeting at Estes June 17. will be
taken top. Tbe vacancy in the Ne -
braska territoty of the position of
field secret tary will also be dealt
with.
Any miscellaneous business on
na.ua " -jipi..-e"4 m.i. -
hoped by the committee, hi time to
p-mit an adjournment at i o clock.
Preying on Charity
io have
from which ihvy claim
come. Miss Cameron said. A nam
ber of agencies bare signed an j
agreement to follow this policy, j
Nebraska communities are tak-'.
Ing a more sdentiflc attitude in j
dealing with the conditions of vag-
ruBcj. Tbey are less Inclined to be- 1
lieve tbe stories told them and
more Inclined to investigate the (
true conditions according to Miss
Cameron.
Duriag Queen Elizabeth a re:g3
an edict was sent to the police of ,
lik. iltff.n.al 'Aftimtniil let In mil nit
up transients and retora. them to '
their na-iva cities. Miaa Cameron ,
aald in giving a history of vag-'
rancy cp to tbe time or Queen .
Elisabeth. She also gave a brief
history of wanderers aince that
time.
Checking BP on these "gasoline j
gypsies" is a very definiie step Is
decreasing vagrancy Miss Cameron j
pointed out- i
UNIVERSITY GRANTS
AWARDS FOR STUDY
More Than Five Hundred
Recognkrona in Firat
Acknowledgment of Ability
BEGINS CUSTOM TO BE OBSERVED YEARLY
Faculty Laud Action of Committee in Establishing
Special Day for Conferring Scholastic Prizes;
Fling Speaks on 'Culture
l'nivotiiT of Nc-lTiuka lurnH out rnui lt lufht f.r the
first anDtial Honor .tit.x-ati..n hcll in (irani Mitiftml ha'l
to honor atii'lt-nta wlm lif arliietcil the lii'iot Mliolaiu
honors of the l'nicritr. Kire Ihotinaii.t Mrfxni rol-l iIk
ball to r-arin to witncaa the t"ni-rit ' fioi rri-n;nitiii
propram that hn wr Ikh-ii tonrtr-rrtj at u.lctiix fi-r rf niom -
in mholariiliip.
'Rag1 Men Cast
Varied Opinions
Of Film Classic
Wemoera of The Dailv Nebraskan '' Tto'essor Ming also trace!
staff ben interviewej vesterday I ,D development of the rursu;t o'
were almost unanimous In declsr ;educa'lon don throuch the areV
Ing that "Gentlemen of tbe Press" 'n'1 " "" n developed hi
ia an Interesting and enjoyable 1 finer senses through Ue ,.U4y o'
sound picture but they were equally eultural subjects
unanirooua In proteatitig tbat the; Tbe printed pro cram contained
picture doea not truly represent Names of studt-ma recogTiire'l
the typical nem spapem.an 1 he
jji i iic luiigui iuiu mr uiiiuii vi
i ha vj-nnlH Vie finwflltne m l.i.. if i
r "i
, which be encountered
! u. ...
rfry mUfh
Maurice Akin: "I en toyed tha
Maurice Konk el. '1
. ' " IJ TJ1T .
! , . e- , "-'r'"r
i n the newspaper office were espe-
' .... . ..
I
Bill McCleety: "I enjoyed It
very much."
i fioa Carln. C harles Wahlouiai
and Edward lackson agreed that
"Gentlemen of tbe Press- was an
enjoyable show.
Florence .Seward thought than
the abow waa veiy good and tba' i
the reponers were "tvoical." '
. u-r. cumu'iii naneon saio
she was disappointed with the
hnw hernae it ml.M V . - . ....
dency to discourage siuqents who
desire to make journalism iheir
life work.
Instructors Get All
Excite As Day Off
Promieea Big Picnic
Believe
Hear Ye!
it or not: Wbat
Tbe instructors of
Ho:
i he
facu tv are
planning a picnic.
real
I bonc-st to goodness we could say
something stronger if the occasion,
professors allowed, so It will be a
; rrtrr silec ?? picnic Scene.
Au'o cfuh, bu' in c-ase o' rain, the!
Roobere care has been !eairnsted
as the rendezvous.
The committee in charge con
sists of Karl Arm. Instructor in
economics. Pauline Gejla'Jy. assist-
j ant instruc' ir in dramatics. Mag
, bus Hesises. Instructor in matbe-
mat hies.
Helen Morehead
jjjj
iMary Olesen. instructors in physical
; education, and Richard Werner of
the department of mathematics
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INTERRACIAL STAFF
SPONSORS PROGRAM
( imerracial staff of tbe university
' V. W. C. A. sponsored the broad
; casting of a varied program from
i KFOR. Rudge and Guente! s'a-
loti. Harriet Hcwion. chairman of
the interracial work, was in charge
of i be program, one of a eerie, of
' biweekly broadcastinga sponsored
j hr the department of tbe univer-
isitv association.
Bvelyn Cauer gave a piano solo.
"Dew Fairy." and Thelma Ham
; mond read two ac-lectiona. "Appre-
CrOiion- and Jnat W histle a Bit.
llollytrood Film Book
Lauds ebraka Man
Weldon Melick, "27. now In
Hollywood. California, writing
subtitles for motion picture baa
received very favorable com
ment la tba Hollywood Filmo
grarn. "Tbe Quitter." tbe picture for
which Melick wrote tbe aubti
Uea waa roasted saercileaaly bat
tbe reviewer aald of tbe Nebras
ka mail's work:
"Melick'a titles fairly spark
led at times with wise cracks
and side-splitting simile."
Men and Women Accept New
Annual Convocation for
I'ro' I red vorwi M.nj at
)reaed the audience, taking as bit
subject "future and l.'e " He
heam! epdoriwd the stuiy of tlie
sciencea and the pursuit o( 'lie o
'rations, but deflated that the stud
terature. art. mualc. and claan
cal orka ere of utmost import-
for high srho'vrslp. counsnre '
mi Announcement or certain p.ire
i.
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atrh XI ..:.
' Orgaci&atioas ranalcg iintfh
oiD,M 20 P'Tent oi tee ira;erD:-
' group tor me year secono aemesrer
1S2, : and the iirst semester 15:-
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)laa.nJri Va'tv Ini4ic'it!t.t'. H'r-..-
at".a: .ij . Ilaetlr award: SFmmr
BiKiiirirt Halm. iir'aa.
kteiaar-" .lenatrn. niaa. Maratier:!
t - h. O'VuIJ
nfn.i T'an-H'lri! f'la't'i
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Hlial l"rii.ierv, Hf-lcfnan: trHKI
Macoei. a r3 . lj a w aaner. Sa--
Senior students recognized
superior scholarship.
Student recognized for
i satlwarBl ea Paaje 1.
for
high
TENNIS PLAYERS
COMPLETE ROUND
Games Are to Ee Finished
Friday in Coed Singles
Championships
All comeslanta in the second
round of tbe intramural single ten
la tournament must have their
games played off by Friday noon
according to Katierlne Allen, wto
la in charge of the tournament. The
third flight la to follow Immediate
ly after tbe closing of tbe second
raezl. Girl are urged to play off
their game while tba weather la
favorable.
Second round of the mixrd dou
ble 1 to close Saturday boob, and
all gamea not played by that time
are to be forfeited according (
Nellie Mae Blosa la charge of the
competition. Thirty-two rentes Lan'
are participating tn tbe second
rem rid Third rotmd of mixed double-
wtt begin Monday. May 13.