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A conHolldatlon of
Tho HcBporlan, Vol 31, Tho Nobmflkan,
Vol. 10, Scnrlot and Cream, Vol. 4.
Published dally, except Sunday and
Monday, at tho Unlvorslty of Nebraska,
Lincoln, Neb., by tho Hesperian Publish
ing Co. s
Board of Directors
E. F. Plpor C. R. Richards
H. P. Lcavltt
John Wostovor . IS. R. Walton,
Edltor-lnChlof - - - Fred A. Swecloy
ManaRof A. Q. Bchrolbor
Assistant Manager - - Fred Naughton
Asaodato Editor - - - - A. f. Letvy
ClrcubAtor - - - Waltor E. Btandoven
STAFF.
Athletic - - - - i R. A. Van Orsdol
Assistant Athlotlc - - - H. L.. Swap
News H. O. Myers
Editorial Rooms and Business Omco U 21
Post Omco Station A, Lincoln, Neb.
Nobraskn's lnvitod guests. The high
bcIiooIb In tho Btate, tho best of whose
representatveB will be hero tomorrow,
are tho great source of supply whence
tho University draws Its attendance,
and a cordial, hearty recoptlon accord
od them will Influence groat numbers
of the visitors to Bhapo their future
educational course Llncolnward. A
half-hearted welcome will, prove very
detrimental.
In many ways High School Fete Day
Is of tho groatest significance In tho
University calendar, in that It Is the
one day when tho University Js
brought Into direct contact with the
other educational Interests of tho state.
Whether or not this direct contact
results to our advantage rests, solely
with ua. Let the high school people
bo given a Cornhuaker welcome.
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Editorial Remarks
Why Not Combine?
Now that both tho Senior and Junior
annualB havo appoarod and satisfied or
disappointed, us tho case may havo
boon, it 1b moro apparent than over
that tho two ahould bo combined Into
ono annual publication. If tho tlmo,
monoy and brains oxpcndod on tho two
books had boon combined Into ono
effort would havo boon a book equal
8ophs at Convocation.
Yesterday was Sophomore day at
Convocation. The Class of '07 gave a
very unique program before a house,
In which there was no standing room
to spare. Tho program opened with
a reading by Miss Nellie Smoyer. The
program proper consisted of a Beries
of lantern slido pictures, showing por
traits of tho prominent members of the
Sophomore class, and of the victorious
'07 football .find basketball teams and
Illustrations representing tho famous
and Infamous events In the career of
tho Sophs. Conspicuous among tho
latter were caracatures, relating to the
recent attompt of the Freshmen to
wear tho forbidden caps.
Mr. Clarence Johnson, as speaker,
explained the slides. A constantly
recurring incident which caused much
mirth among the audience was the
appearance of the slides upside down
and wrong side out. These occur
rences, together with tho appearance
of pictures not particularly compli
mentary, to tho other classes, was tho
cause of much applause, hissing and
frequent Interruptions on tho part of
the listeners.
The program was something now
in tho lino of Convocation exercises
and aside from tho few annoying de
tails mentioned, was very successful.
Tho last meeting of tho Graduate
Club was held on Friday, May 12, at
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to or surpassing any similar college
publication. One-, that would bo a
Btrong advertisement for tho Univers
ity wherever it might bo read. Tho
namo of tho combined product ought
to bo "Tho CornhuBkor." This name
Bands for Nebraska and. Nebraska's
achievements In tho college world,
while tho namo "Sombrero" savors a
trifle too much of tho wild and wooly
stage long since passed by Nebraska.
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ynderlJie decisions of several
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The meetings of the club this year
have been vory well attended, about
100 being present at the last meeting.
Nebraska, Host.
Tomorrow representatives from high
Bchools all ovor tho state will be here
as our Invited guests. Nebraska on
her every-day -behavior Is quite good
enough" for anyone and anything, but
In our every day behavior wo are apt
to "become self-centered. " Tomorrow
le't ub put on our "party" manners, for
got ourselves and treat the sometime
university students In a mannor fitting
tho residence of Mr. A. J. Sawyer,
1718 F street. Soveral papers were
read. Mr. F. D. Parker road a paper
on "The Now Zoology," W. H. Hilton
contributed a paper on "The Psych
ology of Religion," and Miss Hunter
road a paper on "Child Study In tho
Roman Poets." Soveral musical selec
tions also furnished entertainment for
those present. Refreshments were
served.
Tho annual election of officers held
at the regular buslnoss meeting on that
evening resulted In the election of the
following for the coming year: Presi
dent, E. H. WilllBford; secretary, Miss
Sophia D. Kiessolbach; and treasurer,
L. E. Aylsworth.
For tho first time for several years
the report of the treasurer showed a
good balance on hand. This Is largely
due to tho efficient work of Mr. C. C.
Engborg, tho retiring treasurer.
Hawkeye Club.
The Hawkeye picnic will bo held
Saturday at 3 p. m. at the residence of
Professor Bruner, 2314 South Seven
teenth street. Tho Hawkeye Club Is
composed of students in the University
from the state of -Iowa, and it Is ex
pected that a largo delegation of tho
Btudents from the Hawkeye Btate will
attend the picnic to be held Saturday
afternoon.
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The"" tennis match which was sched
uled with Minnesota in Minneapolis
Saturday morning, has been called off
by Minnesota. Tho team to represent
Nebraska was to have been chosen this
morning. Scribner and Cassady were
the most likely men. Efforts will bo
made to arrange another match later.
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