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DANCING SCHOOL Pitts.
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SUITORIUM Weber,
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'Varsity s. Bellevue on University
iam nus at 3 p m.
APRIL 28.
'Varsity s University of Colorado
on University ramups at 3 p. m.
Chorus class meets at 5 p. m.
APRIL 30.
Tlr Thnmnc will nrvonk fn mon In
Ait hall on "Do Something; Be Some
thing; Get Something."
MAY r.
Froehmen party at WalBh Hall.
MAY 6.
Annual May morning breakfast at St.
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MAY 10.
Election of student members of ath
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WANTED A waiter.
M. C. A.
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The (bonis class will meet Friday,
April 28, at o p. m., instead of Thurs
day, April 27.
All track men are requested to re
port this afternoon tor practice and
this rain or shine. '
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There is little liklihood of any pro
test lodged against Johnson as western
inter-rollegiate gymnastic champio.i
being heard. The individaul champion
ship, awarded in Chicago at the meet
two weeks ago, was given to the man
having the highest number of points
as shown by the judges scoring, and
not to the man winning the greatest
number of points as shown by first,
second and third, for his team. This
method of scoring was clearly nuclei -stood
by the members of the associa
tion before the meet, and was as ( lear
ly understood by them afterwards
Zeidlhai k, the man who won Wiscon
sin's greatest number ot points, and
who won more points considered from
the positions of first, second and third,
than any other man, was given ninety
eight points by the judges as against
one hundred and two for Johnson. The
(Ucision giving to the Nebraska man
the individual championship will un
doubtedly be sustained.
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