The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, May 05, 1906, Image 4

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' A. Spirited Institution.
This 1b the way thby do tHlngs down
'In Now England. Tho other day the
BtuiiehtH- at '"The Tech" in Boston 'de
cided 'to vary the general run of exist
ence and hero la what their organ anye
thoy did:
"f ho rush for tho 1907 Techniques
was tho most successful rush yet hold.
At 11:45 six sturdy minors of 1906,
dressed In the togs of their inferno,
mndo a-dnh for tho window. Imme
diately tho move was resented by sev
eral faithfuls from 1909, who rushed
at tho window only to be ground Into
tho dust by tho minors. When the
ftvemlnuto gun went off the rush was
going at blood heat. Allen, '07, after
a bravo flglit, emerged from tho crowd
absolutely nude, to tho horror of tho
female spcctatorer Whon tho three-
minute gun went off Munoz-Zcrtuche,
'OS, thought time was Up and made a
beautiful flying leap over the crowd,
only to strlko his head against tho
closed window. Just before the onc-
mlnuto gun wns flrod three Freshmen
woro pulled from tho crowd In a'n un
conscious condition. It Is vory prob
ablo that all three will recover. At 12
o'clock three shots were flrod and flvo
hundred Stout warrior's, whrf woro try
ing to savo tholr strength and their
faces for tho Prom, made a desperate
dash for tho coveted books. Words
cannot describe the scene enacted In
tho next twonty seconds: The long re
membered fight with the "cops" on
Rogers stops .was but a ping pong
match compared with this. Bleeding
but cmlllngrtho proud possessors of
tho flrst" flvo books broke from the
crowd." . . i
SOPHOMORES TO JOLLIFY.
Will Do the Legendary 8tunts at the
State Farm Two Weeks Hence.
Doflnlto arrangements for tho an
nual Sophomqro outing" httvo been
made by tho commlttco ontrustod with
tho affair. It will bo hold at the Stato
Farm Saturday evening, May -19th, anil
from all Indications will bo tho crown
ing ovent of J3pjhomorlc endeavor,.
Tho feed will be copious, the enter
tainment spicy awl tho beverages
manv
A mora detailed account of the
menu and ltd accessories will bo given
later, but In the meantime it behooves
ovory member or the class or '08 to
see that tho above mentioned Satur
day night Is resorved for "Soph Fool
ishness.'" f
Remaining Baseball Games.
Tho Eastern schedule Is:
Mar 5 Purdue at Lafayette, Ind.
May 7 Indiana State at Bloomjng
ton. J .
May 8 James Minikin, University aV
DOCaTur, 111. , L
May 9IllInoIs State University-
Champagne, 111. . . -- ;
lay 10 Wabash College at Craw
fdrds, Ind. T '
May 11 Notro Damo at' South Bend,
Ind. " r
' May 12 Crclghton University at
Omaha. ' . . , .
, Thcso garnet on tho homo diamond
will close tho regular season: Kansas
University, May 18 and 19, and Crolgli
ton Collego, Juno 2.
AVnlter Arands, a student In the' Uni
versity, last year, recently' died In "Los
Angeles, California.' Arenda' , death
was 'due to poritonltus,, and he had
gone tq; California In hopo of 'recolv-;
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Next Tuesday at chapel tlmo, , Senior:
Book. ..
"r. Haffari, 212-211 XUkxti Wk.
PSmeah5m
Eat at tho lint. Music Cafo.'t
PrintlnK Georgo' Brds.. 13th ic N.
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Typewriting, J. W. Brewster, Rich
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Next
Book.
uesday n't chapql time. Senior
Albert Helmrod has gorio to Wyom
ing with a B, & M. surveying party,
Don Cameron's now lunch counter;
quick service.. 119 So. 12th St.
Union Shining Parlor-rShine, .five
cents;
chaira for ladles. 1018 O St.
Thoso wishing to avoid the' rush may
havo their Senior Book resorved by
applying to any member of the board.
Prlco, 76 conts. . - '
J. W. Ritchie, '03,. law '05, Is In Lin
coin this week taking medical treat
ment. Mr. Ritchie has been practicing
law slnco his graduation from the Uni
versity; Miss Vera Upton," formerly of tho
School of Music, but for tho past year
a student of music in Now York, has
returned to Lincoln to spend the sum
mer. , Summer School..
Tho Registrar, Mr. Clarke, has is
sued tho calendar for tho Summor
School at tho University. Tho list of
lecturers and their subjects represent
one of tho strongest features of this
school. Tho different ovents of the
six wooks are as follows:
Jrine 10-14, Sunday-Thursday Com
mencement: week, University of, Ne
braska. Juno 11-12, Mondiiy-Tuosday-T Regis
tration.
Sluno 13, Wednesday Session be
gins. . '. ;
Juno 14, Thursday Thlrty-JUth an
nual Commoncoment day, University
of Nebraska. v-
Juno 1G, Saturday, 8 p. in. Oponlng
rocoplion.
Juno U2, Friday, 8 p. m. Lecturer
Prof. Wm. F. Dann.
Juno 2tt, Saturday morning Lec
ture; Prof. Charles E. Bessoy.
Juno 29, Friday, 8 p. m. Lecture:
Mr. H. R. Falrchlld.
Juno 30, Saturday morning Loc
turo: Prof. Harry K. Wolfe,
July A, Wodnesday Holiday.
July. C, Prlday, 8 p. in. Lecture:
Prof. William E. Jilison. I
July 7, Saturday morning Lecture:
President O. W. Wadsworth.
July 13, Frldayr-8 p. m. Reception,
WosleyniTUnlvorsity.
July J.4, Saturday morning Lec
ture: Prof. Howard W. Caldwell. '
July 17, Tuesday, 8 p. m. Exhibi
tion by Gymnasium classes.
July 19, Thursday, 8 p., m. Closing
reception.
July 20,Frlday Session closes.
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