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Illusion
Of Grandeur,
TirKFTTHEP. or tt uu?.;a
tjt. a 'ZJi-zr-c tj oc tf Nia- !
ka j i-J!U.rs. we z'A '
tetrpt to ietersiii. E;t of
th.rff rt Netrakax u crti.
that ttraj: eleetls the
t?iE.t 'vij are poi.vrJ of :
of arivy.rv:y.
The ce!ii arviVxrats are
liLrtls-yjiS.j t'.-ci.ea'.-le -i .r-g tie do-x. the arrer-r-.tL.ru'
4.vn. azI ai-zi d -vr. , of th stioti o
tie ajf.t ryy- up-vc tfc irJtia
u!: irssL Tfc'-y t:;e-.e tie
tit of a Greece rige J a tio!
of P.tr-mv. airi as if .i.at were '
rt etoi-ih. thy freevfx
rvr tie ;1! ision that
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ceraii
Greek p.i r.2iiate a gT:i.tr
c-r .f r;?erAr.tv than do ctsers.
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Let as
exf.i'jie froci tie t.v:is-
mo& tie rushing p:opar..li. most ar.v appr'.prialed fjr.Cs fcia'J te
of whi'.h is rt meait veriofiftly. ' mad avaZa'c-e to tie utiverrlty.
atd pra.toay m of h.ci L. : Representa-ve Oishxg. who has
takn sen&isiy. There is no harm ; ho-x hanelf throughout the ses
ir. trying V impress a r-tee w-.th sion to r.e an able parliamentarian
the relative ad-.antaes of ths or and a resp-e'.-.er of orderly proct-
tiat fraternity cr sorority. In fact Z
the struggle for ;prema..y amor,-'
tie Greeks 1: a fine thing atn it ;
rs confined to striving or real
O'iailtv anl aitempis lo fte.eti
membrship c re b.cs of this
o'iaI:ty.
RL'T the oo&oxious form of Greek ,
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in tv. ,t4n,-a.r ri.uTt. r.' :
campus social Lfe. It if. the prac-
tkal application of the i'ieas of , rjbject" Article IIL section 14 of Qert- mentioned the report of the
artificial Vuperionty which is dis-jthe constitution provides that "no university investigating commit
rticr The ideas, which are i bill shall contain more than one tee recommending salaries of aB
e . . , . . . .r., uta tv .rr rn r members of the faciuty, stating
taken neiuaiy only by peop;e who; Piojec. and the sme shall be . voted to
oo.i t think straight, a.-e that any , clearly exprer-sed in the title ' j acc.pt tte report because he op-
Gre-f k pin, or a certain Greek pin. j
r.or.stit tes in itself a rea.son for pP.OM all appearances. Mr. Cusb
fijr;f and acting superior to tie ing is absolutely righL The
og ana acting suj-
oomrnon herd.
Icealiy, the displays of thi atti-'was
t u't. ar Midler.. Thev would
under ordinary circumsUrces mer- '
it nothing but sly laughter and d.s-
da.n for the hjil3owxe. of
tie '
brain of an individual who ukes ;
Mrriously the idea that he is on a ; :r.g into bii!) unnoticed jokers dal
fc.gber plane after acquiring tie ing with irrelevant subjects. It
Kalge of such and such an organ:- ! was made a constitutional Lmita--fetion.
ticn !so that a governor would not
i;ut the attitude has its fcenous have to veto an entire bill in order
implications becaus it has rxssi-'to kill vme extraneous provision,
hih ties for reflecting discredit on There may Ve a reaxnable
the whole Greek system. In fact, doubt as to whether university
we know of certain legislators who j employees are state officers with
fjrjcerely feel that the fraternity- i in tie meaning of section 22. Eut
sorority system is a bad thing be
cause it engenders these obnoxious
f-eiings of superiority. While we
believe that their opinions of these
organizations should not be based
on the behavior of a few members
of Greek houses whose attitudes
are disagreeable, nevertheless, It
cannot be denied that valid charges
may be made against organiza
tions which foster such foolish
notions.
A T the risk of being blacklisted,
the Nebraskan is going to
point out what it sincerely believes
i true. It is a generalization
which in tio sen&e Is universal in
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uie t seri-vIy tie inrftAice
fi Wvr ailatoc- Get ever r.'.- ,
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Iratenutj or srrr.ty cay ceai
Eaci t j'c is tie aj c; vxia. ,
cA-.ts azui er v.yarie exper:.tv:es.
puas r'h:r,r to vyj if vw
it isti5tti for ,
Scraping
p Prertdenti.
D!
ESPITE tie CHC.ty.tA of F--;-
ree'talive Marioc Oi?i-Cg
of Grd aid '.tier n inters of the ,
bo-se. tie bo-ise Th-rviay vcted ,
imett Vj s.rute rryre t:ei:t5
' tr - rr "-jiti Havekott Urjes Acceptance.
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o i:rerieit tiat the iii.Tr..y -(.rt. averred ttat condi-n.-:.hdraw
froa c:eir'ceriip ii ti ; tio-fis have changed for the wor?e
North Cef.raJ Assooiatx of
Col- '
!egr ail Seco&dary Sv.h'AJ. This
pro-.-Uo ir. tie till rec-lres tie uri-
verv.tv to f-.Ie with tie state a jc;
tor a statestett that it
ki w-.th
c'ra-T. frcri r.-eri?.eri.p ce.ore
re. reaJ terore tne noose io
constitutional proviiiots which he
believes make invalid the "nder"
attached to the university appro- j
prvatjo&s i!e.(..'.ia. ,
! Article III. sext.on 22 of the
'constitution provides that "biils j
: making annrotriations for the ray ;
of members and officers of tie teg- j
ulature. an: for tie sauries oi tne
..
oriicers o: tie eovercmeiii. st-u ,
c-octain no provision on any other j
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provision included in section 14
put into the cor.stitut.on for
i the erv purpose of eliminating
iust such -riders" as the en at- !
Uched to the present fc
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red a-
rst:
or. tie
practice of log-ro!I.r.g and sneak- I
there cannot be the slightest doubt
but that the North Central rider is
not included within the title of the
appropriation bill and that it does
not deal with the main subject of
the bilL
pvEAN H. H. Foster of the law
college, has a copy of a writ
ten opinion by C. A. Sorensen, at
that time attorney general, rela
tive to a matter similar to the one
now in question. The legislature
of 1931 attached to the appropria
tions bill a provision that "no addi
tional salary nor any part of sal
ary or wages shall be paid from
any revolving fund or any other
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yi- TZ-'Z LAW Cs.
raiii ty ti .pr
was that: -azy f r::oc
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t.eariy express u.e
t ecav:teI itto law." A a r- i
fc Ktaied that Mr. AWJr vas r
rtit4 to tcti sUr.
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aw .. .
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fists ir atta.:hii the North Ce-
tral rwier. that crt:tcaj i:
i
w terer m.
: wnni.n etjmivate
j RED EE FROM BILL ; UJrolarships w21 te'pre-
i .Cocut-i fix ni Pae l.i fied in September. in Ume
to his prx-grajr. Mer oetiared: ,&r tri-oc. The roc
"The arjC't reEjr.erced c1 , CSf;j cardioatea win be an
te tie k'west this ie-at-jre has EOUncj fci Hooore Coovocatk oj
; ever at prot r:a:eJ for the ,
geral a-p rcpna:.K This in
sp-ite of an ii-iTeae o. 3.W-J or
Rep. Join Kavetoit of Helper,
iChcrefcce to tie
since the governor rcce
cet rep.-rt. . ;
; " -We've seen ten cent com anc ,
ti;r.v cent wfcai. " he stated. "I rn :
cag attention to tie taxpayers
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if" P- .CFi.. --6 :
'rj- rsiTrkvers f.rrt of a.L 1 want to i
Preserve tie scnoo. c-. ih i
we must r-reserve the home."
Miss Sarah T, Muir. Lincoln,
took a leading part in the debate
cc both questions. She expressed
the opinion that reduction might
caase increases -r
wnicn w
ouiG mae ii ,
ci.t ror tnose w ptjjrr uivuii.-
stances to get an education. &ne
told of stucents who are now fir
irtr furr-ace. workinr at restau
rir.t staying up late at night
to siu-fiv
v,ui xo
Assert.ng that the proposed cut ;
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wc-uja nun, l.-oc.u , iicljuvh.
a:rf.ndment. He challenged his :
i:zures ana saia: icere a w
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i versuv. v nai inis iwus ttreus
p'.w
pj tome of the provisions.
I wouion X pux inn university
into politics under any circum
stances." Cne declared. "I
wouldn't deny trie chancellor the
ncht to fix salaries. "
P.epresentative Marion Csiiig
? Ord attempted to remove the
" '""'ishin ir, the North Central associa-
tion. He pointed out that tie
rider, which aLso takes in the nor-
mal schools, would make the state
schools inferior to private institu
tions. Representative Fred Barclay of
Pawnee City declared that the as
sociation had forced the building
of schools through threats to with
draw those schools from accredi
tation unless the physical plant
was improved.
A strong speech in support of
the university was made oy Rep
resentative Charles Larw-n of
Taylor, who advocated removal of
the rider from the bill, referring to
it as an "Indian gift." Declaring
that if anything is wrong with the
association, the legislature should
pass a law forbidding all schools in
the state to join, Larsen said it ap
peared to be an attempt to "vent
our spleen on the university."
Prof eg for Speaks to
Sigma Gamma Eptilon
Sigma Gamma Epsilon. honorary
geological fraternity, held an open
meeting Thursday night, at which
Professor Dwight Kirsch of the
fine arts college gave an illustrat
ed lecture on the southwest. Plans
for a banquet March 21 were dis
cussed at a business meting after
the talk.
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III nAVt
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c,r,, v WMTttn C JO Will
Senior Women.
Candidates for tl senior scfeof-
vt,Tr-ZL cnio mia i
Ra-c art tlr Wedeeidtt
j i -j
!diT. Tte i-troeTrs ar to Ukei
1 rtiV. in Ea South Ha3.
iDt ratiiJ-j " y- o , .
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to aZ frir'js vho re at uie prcs
tt f tjex ratk zA wbo pct-
:c, Vr..t Jire. 1924. or at
- saitiser term A
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tv, ra--dir- were to Vi
PERSONAL
ins
rtoZy or pitial!y lf-Ppoctfc.
t,-TheW KtortiH are cot to be
- ny.eev. rd are
gTiitrf as awards of Ent for ef-
fort KVoo! tfe as well as for
schc-UstiC attaimneflU-
-tv .o Twv-,.r-.rvatiota were e-
q-Jrei'two of wtkh should
from mencbers of the faculty of the
SElfNING SAYS R00SE- f
rpQGRESS DUE.t
TO GROWTH OF EXEC
UTIVE POWER
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accomplish this thing- because there
has been a definite trend toward
executive responsibility. Three
thing? according to Mr. Secning,
have contributed to the rise of the
presidential power upon the legis-
lation of congress.
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"Instances are not wanting wnere
appointments were conditioned on
carrying out policies favored by
the president," said Mr. Senning.
The second rower which the
r,rciA&t trt v; ,rfvar.
:SM ia tvo
tage is the power of the veto, ac
cording to Mr. Senning-. The fear
of veto, because of personal dis
like of a bill by the president, is
harbored by every congressman.
The shearing of the speaker of
the house of his vast powers in
chared the wav for a presi-
Hirtiv d4iaiith
directly deal with
congress, is the opinion of Ur. ben-
li
"These three influences have
0.-ort01r. v,v Tri.
" -e
two other presidents," said Profes
sor Senning in concluding his talk.
The weekly talks by Dr. Sen
ning, were started by the univer
sity officials some time ago for
the primary purpose of explaining
to the people in the state the work
ings of the government, as well as
timely notes on the doing of the
state legislature and ' congress.
They are heard over KFAB every
Friday afternoon.
SPRING NUMBER OF
AWGWAN WILL GO
ON SALE MARCH 29
(Continued from Page 1.) i
cuaad by Marvin Robinson is an
other feature in the Awgwan.
A series of ten letters describing
the entire course of a spring ro
mance appear in "Once in a Blue
Moon," by Lucile Hunter, a story
in the spring i.ssue of the numore
publication.
Katherine Howard's fashion page
is another feature in the magazine.
In this issue. Miss Howard writes
and illustrates spring clothing.
Two pages of cartoons portray
ing irpring methods of having good
times by Morris Gordon also
appear in the publication.
Intensive Commercial Course
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Prepare now with intensive hiph grade business
training that puts you in direct touch with
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Course leading to degTee Bachelor of -Science
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NEW CLASSES NEXT WEEK
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GROUP TO SF0XS02
WXEK OP EMPHASIS
( Ct Un frcnn Pe l.
hi fr.or ability to tir z-d f J
to cnf EJ thAB KViOt-tt
ladr in tfc fsVi" t the
Ury th fctat eo-!.?:
Mr. HArnfTrocic- tfc ffey
oC Horace Pe fcAJ tire tc
otttr Etn:r cf tise T. XL C. A
utkA etATf ta risttirt t:?
cimpds fr.x:tly.
soitireat area t Eruifetxal
k.
trch feaa fci fceaJctiartfrrs in
Kansas Oty. Mo. Ke is a s rtrf ?sof
tfT, ni-, TTioal eenr.ir.
SttBa Slturlock. r'tv uJ
: TSA tn Uit-COiE Mia Apr.:
dett secretary o: Lte natroaj
T. W. C A.
The profraTa for the week of a
tirity starts Frkiay e-veniiig when
a f enerii meeting wt3 be heid a;
7 30 ii E3en Sirith hall to ixj-i-gva.te
the series of ferece
and nveeticfs which will foi..w.
Tee prc-fram which is cw cr.-m-pVete
will he ajusounced in Wednes
day's edition of the Daily Ne
brafkas. R.O.T.C. RIFLE TEAM
COMPETES IV MATCH
Retults of Tournament
To Be Announced in
Several Weeks.
The rifle team of the P- O. T. C
ur.it completed the firing for the
WiEians Randoiph Hearst national
matches Fridav. The results will
rsx anaouncea ior setnu
Three teams of five men each
were firing for NebrasKa. The
three high scorers of the firing
were Richard Nicholson. Howard
Mixjon, and Freeman who were aL!
members of the first team.
This ccmpetition is op-en to all
senior R. O. T. C units in the
United States and its territories.
A trophy is awarded to the first
three places in the national match.
At the present time the Navy has
the first place cup.
Nebraska won third place in the
Middle West championship in the
competition in 129. The unit was
awarded a silver shield and the in
dividual team members were given
medals. The members of this team
were Philip Bartholomew. Merrill
Flood. Eton Fee. M. W. Powell,
and Chauucey A. Hager.
KIRSHMAN WRITES ARTICLE
Beta Gamma Sigma Paper
Publishes Feature by
Professor.
In the spring issue of the B-t
Gamma Sigma Exchange. put:Ka
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,t inn of the National Business aj-
ministration honorary organiza
tion, is an article written by Dr.
J. E. Kirshman. member of the
Business Administration faculty.
The title of his article is "The
Financial Breakdown and Its Rem
edy." In the article Dr. Kirshman
deals with various problems con
nected with the present economic
crisis and makes suggestions for
improvement of the situation in its
international scope.
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