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" "PLAV
A PKARTII of fl'irit. a list leu
nchi about life in general, a
tendency to be hum-drum. disin
terested, and a slave to Ukn and
MudioM charade rtzes t average
humuur ktudrnt Jut an an over
yficiiM desire to play and a for
get fulness of the true meaning of
u university and the purpose of a
college education arc typical in the
attendant of the regular term.
Summer students seem to have
foi gotten how to pl.iy. Many of
them are school teachers- still
youn; in yearn who have lost all
feelir;. and appearance of youth
becot..- they have allowed their
jaoie'-4ion to mold them into
drud 8, to sap away their vital
ity, to force them into rut.
As much as new courses, new
theoiies. and new material
to iefish their intellectual Inter
st., these students and a number
of ethers whose university life
thus far has served as a physical
depressant need to releam how to
play. Kor the most part their for
KClfulness of the important part
play has in a well ordered life has
l-een due to the lack of opportun
ity for it.
Opportunities for play with
proper encouragement and stimu
lation undoubtedly would be seized
by many summer students too
busy and too engrossed in their
academic pursuits to arrange for
playtime and play places, by oth
ers who hesitate to lead in such
recreational movements for fear
their associates will think tbey are
neglecting intellectual interests.
DLANS for a men's picnic at
Seward July 9 are announced
today. A mixer for all university
students will be held at Grant hall
tonisht. These are steps in the
- ife'ht direction. I
Cnill ine lasi lt jcai:; ruvi: uc-
paitment organized week end pic
nics. Students whose mutual intei
f ht". naturally bound them close to
gether, every week or two took an
afternoon and evening off. with
drew from the city, played, pic
nicked and enjoyed themselves.
To revive such a program would
be to refresh a student body so
weary physically it cannot hope to
learn as readily, to concentrate as
effectively, and to assimilate per
manently the information gained
in summer courses as completely.
Sweltering summer is hard
enough to endure without any
mental exertion. When students,
decide to brave the heat tQ en
rich their store of knowledge they
Let Us Shine It Up
And Take Out
The Squeaks
Washing Car 41.
Greasing Crr 7
Wflvbing & Greasing sJJ.-Vf
(Student Kates)
Ail mi: OIL
Or.lPAfOY
0. A. Barber, Prop.
THE
1
i.houlJ rtalUe that to Achieve the
bent reult they must UdcrDperi
their houra of Mudy with whole
tomt J lay.
There la no rton why depart
mental rlcnica are not In order
a
this year. They constitute tra
tht ion almost forcotten that it
worth reviving .
DOG IN THE
MANGEIt
m
By Jo tmine.
rKLU the summer grind la on
w In earnctt at lat and every
thing la becoming settled, with tLe
poHHible exception of the weather.
Late registrations are definitely
over, and no longer do the profes
dti inquire plaintively, "1 don't
seem to have your card. Mlra
Ulank. Do you know where it Is?',
only to reecive the nonchallant rt
ply, "Well. 1 haven't quite decided
whether 1 want to register for this
course. Von see. I'm a graduate
student."
Yes. you've guessed It. some
gtaduite students make me ill
no. not very 111. Just slightly sick
IT WON T do to be to partial.
so let me conMnue and give
grievances a real airing. In the
first place, I am continually
astounded by the mixed herd
of humans attending the sum
mer session.
In the winter session, there
scorned to be only three classes
of students, the "cake," the
grind" and the "great middle
class." The "cakes could al
ways be found n these loafing
dens on the south side of K
street, the "grinds" in the Li
brary, and ths "great middle
class' ail over the campus.
THE summer session presents
greater difficulties cf classifi
cation, but the outtanding divisions
seem to be the following:
(1) Graduate students in
search of a degree and very
serious about it. They miss no
opportunity to tell all about
their "theses."
i 2) Teachers, leaving work
behind and reveling in an orgy
of courses. With brief case and
notebook, they go about col
lecting "methods" to inflict
upon the "little darlings" they
will return to next fall.
(3) "Hunk chasers," try
it) "
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7 Plpverlv Designed . (
NONE OVER ' I
I N I srriCHKI) rllKI'KS nli j
1h
LINDELL
Summer Garments
NEED FREQUENT
"GLEANING!
HAVE US KEEP YOUR
GARMENTS CLEANED AND
PRESSED IN FIRST CLASS
SHAPE FOR ALL OC
CASIONS. Our service, is prompt and reliable.
Our prices are reasonable.
We. call for and deliver to all parts
of the' city.
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Modern
. Phone 80UKUP A
F2377 "26th Year
NEMIASKAN, Fill DAY, JUNK 27, 1930.
ing to blip through recjulied
coures under cover of the
bustle and confunlon of the
beet 10 summer term.
(4) A pitifully small lem
nant of the "great middle
claaa" of the winter term,
hanging on because they "love
the old avbool. and Just can"t
bear to leave IL"
(5) lAst, a bunch of lazy
oafs like' myself, who are
hanging around because they
are too Incompetent to get a
Job, and too poor to take a de
cent vacation.
CI'KAKING of the students on
the campus reminds me of
some who have left, never to re
turn. Gilman. writer of one of the
finest columns that has ever ap
peared In The Nebra&kan. write
that he has his old Job aa guide at
Long's peak for the summer, but
Intends to "bum" his way to New
Zealand in the fall.
A few of my friends that gradu
ated aro much in evidence, in
spite of graduation. One of these.
Cliff Sandahl. formerly "Cliff thu
town. His time la much occupied
at present, for. during the day he
Is Lincoln city correspondent ior
the Omaha Uee News (Adv.) at
niKht he pounds linotype ma
chine at the Journal, and spends
the morning catching what he
calls his "beauty sleep."
OR. WARNER IN CHICAGO.
Dr. Ruth Warner of the college
of pharmacy Is in Chicago tnls
week attending th annual conven
tion of the American Medical as
sociation. DIBLeT-EAVES FOR TEXAS.
Dana X. r.ible. head football
coach, leaves Lincoln July 1 for
Foit Worth. Tex., where he will
teach ccacbin? in the Texas Cbris
tion college coaching school.
LEARN TO
WILL TEACH YOU TO
DANCE IN SIX PRIVATE
LESSONS
BALLROOM. CLOG and
TAP DANCING
Lestont Morning, Afternoon and
I tvrning oy Appointment.
RESULTS QUKNIttU
Lee A. Thornberry
LS251
Cooled Studio 2300 V
NOW IS THE TIME I
to sck-t-t your summer iuit wonr J
for all occasion". ' :
.ttnn-tic- Uiils l"r (.'o-ls U )
! ftornoon. e ve-nint.' or sports winr.
TAKKKTAS
Band Bo !
HOTEL BUILDING ' :
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(Gleaners
WE6TOVVER, MGR8.
In Lincoln" 21 & G
IIISTOUIANS TRY TO
nirncimiNi: limits
OF INDIAN VILLAGE
K K Ilhu-krton. curator of the
Ncbinska t5tute llmtorlcal noclety.
ami R II. Whittenmora of Aclam
Vcdnciclny afternoon hlnrtrd on a
brief exploration trip through the
Lcup vnlley.
They expect to examine the re
mains of the ancient rawnee vil
lage which once htcxxl on the
bunks of Council creek between
h-ullerton anJ Ucnoa. They bo
to determine the exact boundaries
of the village which wan visited by
fur traJera a early n J833.
JULY 4 th
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Special
Cool Summer Frocks
wli il uill tay on to inc rea:' y nir thinking -ililiti
h weaiiif (iir of lliese cool frocks $11.75 and $6.50.
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Rajahs Crepes
Prints Crepe Willows
Co Ed Campus Shop
The Davis School
Service
Nebraska's Leading
Teachers' Agency
d 10 Hi
Ci:C Stuart Ul'ltf-. Lim-vl"
(Kornu rly MS No. 12th St.)
Spend a delightful evening
with Leo Beck and his ele-
en
kings ot jazz. lou
enjoy it as a fitting
will
climax to a perfect holiday.
Meanwhile there is dancing
every nite except Sunday.
Come out to Antelope Park
and meet your friends.
Values In
Vou r-Hlly dnt care vhat an
I. O. i. or what happens to all
ihc irregular erhs if the heat
makes mui uneoiiifortahle. That
.umI
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Sleeveless Shantungs
Rayon Crepes
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1123 R Street
