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UNIVER8ITY BULETIN.
May.
Wednesday, 15
Sophomore Class mooting. .Mem.
Hall, 12 m. '. ,
Convocation, Messrs. Aladdin and
Tschlakowsky, 11 a. m.
Noon Meeting Y. W. C. A. State
, Secretary Ethel SlmmonB.
Thursday, 16.
Candy Sale, Y. W. C. A.
Friday, 17.
Dean L. A. Sherman, "Turglneff," at
Convocation.
Sophomore party, Fraternity Hall.-
Saturday, 18.
Junior picnic.
Friday, 24,
Professor George D. Ayors, "Charles
"Sumner,' afCon vocation.' '
Pan Hellenic Hop.- Auditorium.
Friday, 31. ,
Hon-. Albert w. Watklns, "Lincoln
and Douglas," at "Convocation.
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Talk About Bobsleds and Indulge In a
Little Foolishness.
A Junior class mooting was hold
yesterday morning at which tho only
matter discussed woe the Junior pic
nic to bo held next Saturday. Tho
committee pledged themselves to see
that skates', bob-sleds and all othor
means of amusement suitable to tho
season would bo on hand at tho prop
er time.
After the meeting adjourned a pleas
ant little recreation was indulged in
by the class and tho chief form In
which this desiro for diversion found
vent was tho tossing of tho reporter
who had been detailed to cover this
momentous event for the Nobraskan.
The Historical Society Library re
cently received a copy of tho first
volume of "Washington Papers," be
ing the correspondence of George
Washington to the Continental Con
gress. C. A. Sunderlin, Ivy Day orator of
'07, will dellvor the commencement
address .to this year's graduating
class at Weston.
Tho mid-week prayer meeting this
evening will be led by Robert Ashby
in the Association rooms.
Y. W. C. A. Campaign.
Tho University Y. W. C. A. will soon
start a campaign to raiBo J400 to fur
nish their rooniB. A good plan has
been made for raising the money and
the leaders of tho organization oxpect
to have little trouble in securing tho
desired sum.
Baseball Managers.
Tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock tho
four managers of the class baseball
teams will meet on tho athletic field
to arrange for tho championship
games,
College BasebaJI.
Chicago, 11; Northwestern 0.
Indiana, 18; Northwestern 0.
Pennsylvania, 4; Yale, 3.
Cornell, 1; Harvartl, 0.
Washington, 1; St. Louis C.
Kansas, 17;' Arkansas, 3.
A circular letter Ib being sent out
by the Historical Society to all tho
editors in Nebraska, asking for in
formation to be used in a history of
the Nebraska press. This volume will
be written and published jointly by
the State Historical Society and the
Nebraska Press Association.
Professor Davlsson leaves today on
a two weeks' trip thru the East to in
spect agricultural schools. Penvsyl--vanla
and Cornell will be among tho
schobls visited by Mr. Davlsson.
Announcement has been made of
the marriage of Miss Mabel Bennett,
formerly a student In tho University,
to Mr. E. W. Julian, May 29.
The twentieth annual report of the
Nebraska Experiment Station con
taining 16 pages hoe just been issued.
The Missouri state' legislature has
passed a MM prohibiting saloons
within five miles of Columbia, where
the State, University ,1s located. The
bill now Jacks" only .Governor Folk's
signature to make it a law.
' Purdue .University has a baseball
diamond which is reserved for the ex
elusive use of members of the faculty.
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