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Lincoln. NkdjUbka.
'PIILISHED EttRYDAY EXCEPT 'fldBAY'AHO MOMDAY
BY THE STUDENT PUB. BOARD.
Mllcattoi Office, 126 N. 14tk St.
Edltor-in-chlof J. Carroll Knodo,
AsBOclato Editor Clydo E. Elliott,
Mann'Rlng Editor A. E. .Lonpr,
Athlotlcn Hugh W. Craig,
Gonornl Nowb Paul O. Burt,
Hoviown dortrudo Mooro,
Convocation Laura Rhoadoa,
ABBlstant Athlotlcfl. Mlllor S. Benedict,
AflBt. Con. Nowb Sidney Q. Evans,
Departmental.... Earl R. Hunt, '08
H. L. WJlson, '09
Guy Montgomery, '09
A. a. Schrolbor, '07
Aloxnndor J. Dunlnp,
C. C. Hickman. '07
BufllncflB Manager.... Byron E. Yodor,
AflBlBtant Managor Gay Hardy,
Circulator H. C. Robertson,
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Faculty notices and University bulletins
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Entered at tho postonlco at Lincoln,
Nobrnska, as second-class mall matter
undor thu Act of Congress of March 3,
1870.
So tho University has lost again
at tho hands of tho Legislature! A
hundrod. thousand dollars has boon
taken away from tho Engineering de
partment and has been turned ovor to
tho Farm that Is about what it
amounts to. Thoro has boon a repeti
tion of what usually takos place when
tho Farm and tho University come up
at tho Bamo tlmo; tho former gets
tho preference.
Nobody would object to tho build
ing up of tho Agricultural School, of
course, woro It notvthat tho blggor,
broader, and oldor institution 1b be
ing hamporod and crippled In ordor to
testation of college tfp'lrlt in support
of the dobato this evening. But it
does not seem called or. Every stu
dent realizes without being told that
University debate needs support, and
tho way to support-It is to get out and
"root" I
Medic Notes.
Tho graduating qlass of tho Omaha
Medical School this spring contains
soventecn students, over half of whom
have tho bachelor's degree. This Is
an lncreaso of nlno students ovor the
class of last year.
Tho olght Btudents who graduated
last year woro tho first class after
tho afllllatlon with tho University, and
also tho first to come undor tho radl-'
cal entrance requirements. Of tho
class of '06, no member fell below tho
grade of 80 In the examination boforo
tho State Board, while two men made
tho grades of 92 and 94 respectively.
Out of a total of forty-nine men who
took this flato examination these
woro tho only two to roach such
marks.
Miss Gortrudo H. Gardner of Kear
ney Normal, spent yesterday In visit
ing Miss Hunter's classes and In con
sultation with her In regard to tho
latin section of tho State Teachers'
Association of which Miss Hunter is
president and Miss Gardner secre
tary. A thorough campaign was out
lined by them for tho work of the
section, which will culminate In tho
program at tho state convention In tho
holidays. Miss Gardner will address
tho Southeastern TeachorB Associa
tion this morning at Beatrice and will
spoak for tho interests of the sec
Pennant Collection Growing.
In honor of the six P. B. K.'b In tho
Union Literary Society, a friend of tho
organization has presented to tho Y.
M. C. A. a neat union pennant that is
a now departure In Its make up. It
Is really a double pennant combin
ing the colors and letters In an artis-
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HATS WITH SNAP
$2.50
Budd don't bluff. The Hats speak for themselves.
They look $5.00 worth, they wear $3.50 worth and
sell for $2.50. Why pay more?
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do It. Tho State Farm is undoubtedly
a good thing, but thoro are also other
good things. Indeed, it might be pos
sible, barely possible, :tbat thoro aro
other institutions that mean even
more to the "American youth"than tho
agricultural schools. But without con
sidering final benefits at all, tho Uni
versity industrial departments certain
ly have a right to stand on equal foot
ing with tho industrial Farm.
It Is a piain case of partiality, that
1b all. Tho Legislature is composed
largely of farmers, men who leave
"Jim" and "Tim" at homo to "shuck"
out tho corn while thoy occupy tho
leather-seated chairs about tho capl
tol on a flvo-dollar-a-day Job making
laws about education! It is to bo
hoped that as many as possible pf
their, successors to-bo will got to tho
Farm.
This might bo considered a good
time to urge at great length a manl-
tic manner. The six unions who took
Phi Beta Kappa honors are, ' Misses
Margaret Hannah, Scena Hanson,
Mabol Pepoon, Vesta Shlvely, and
Messrs. Albert Aaron and Dell Gib
son. A Delta Tau Delta pennant present
ed by that organization was also ad
dod to tho collection today. To date
tho Alphl Theta Chi, Sigma Alpha
Epsllon, Kappa Sigma, Delta Tau
Delta, and Alpha Omricon PI chapters
have presented pennants to tho Y. M.
C. A. It is tho purposo of tho rooms'
committee to secure pennants for the
rooms from all local chapters.
Ivy Day Songs.
The-Senior committee on songs re
quests that all selections for tho Ivy
Day program be submitted by May 1.
The songs may bo handed to Alice
Davis, Lucllo Long, or Nellie Ensor.
All Seniors aro urged to enter the
contest
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