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THE UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA.
Lixcolk, NxnnABKA.
PUBLISHED EVERT DAY EXCEPT SUNDAY AND MONDAY
BY THE STUDENT PUB. BOARD.
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Editor-in-chief J. Carroll Knode. 08
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Nebraska must give him more Induce
ments. The petition to the Board of Re
gents passed at the rally Is the right
step toward getting Dean Pound to
stay. The regents have the power In
their hands to keep him hero and
the students muBt see that they do
retain him. Dean Pound Is o product
of Nebraska and must bo kept at his
Alma Mater.
SCARLET AND CREAM.
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INDIVIDUAL, NOTICES will bo charged
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Faculty notices and University bulletins
will gladly bo published free.
Entered at tho poBtofflco at Lincoln,
Nebraska, as socond-clasB mall matter
under tho Act of Congress of March 3,
1879.
DEAN R08C0E POUND.
The rally In Memorial Hall yester
day showed that the University pub
lic takeB an accurate measurement of
every man who holds a prominent
uosltlon In this Institution. It brought
out tho respect and appreciation that
every Nebraska man has for the pro
fessors who are making this a great
'schodjj
Those wore good soul-stlrrlng talks
and appeals given by tho faculty rep
resentatives. They made tho student
body realize how great a man Dean
Pound is, and how badly tho Univer
sity of Nebraska and Its Law College
8tandlng of the Y. W C. A. Furnishing
Fund Contest.
The Y. W. C. A. Furnishing Fund at
present" stands as follows:
"Croam" $263.50
"Scarlet" 84.50
Total $348.00
All the reports from both sides are
not yot in and the total amount col
lected can not be definitely acser
talned. Owing to the fact that the
teams are still busy and are not able
to report pledges fully, the campaign
will be carried over until Tuesday of
next week.
The membersof the two teams are
requested not to cease their efforts
for the next few days. Every girl in
tho University should be Interested in
helping along this campaign and in
contributing whatever she can. Girls,
do not hold back If you can give only
25 cents. Four quarters make a dol
lar, you know.
Alumni at Lead.
The following Nebraska graduates
have been re-elected in the Lead,
South Dakota, high school with an In
crease of salary:
Miss Mildred Slater, '06, History.
MIbb Edith Whyman, '05, English.
Miss Ina E. Gittlngs, '06, Physical
Training and Mathematics.
Mr. J. C. Llndborg, '05, English.
One of the preceding writing says:
,"We all feel that the 'cold, cold world
treats a fellow right, that Is if you go
far enough north to really get into tho
'cold world.'
"There are vacancies in the high
school in the science, business and
manual training departments for oth
ers who might wish to brave the cold
dash."
T O TWM Y
K U. Graduates.
Two hundred and forty-seven young
men and women will receive diplomas
from the University of Kansas at the
thirty-fifth annual commencement
Wednesday, June 5. This is one of the
largest classes ever graduated from the
university, being second only to last
years' class of 275, the banner yearxof
tho university's history.
In scholarship tho graduating class
Is fully up to tho standard of past,
classes, fourteen having been elected
UNIVER8ITY BULETIN.
May.
Saturday, 25.
Freshmen picnic at Epworth Park.
English Club. Miss Moore, 725
North 25th St.
Tuesday, 28.
Encampment begins.
Friday, 31.
Hon. Albert W. Watkins, "Lincoln
and Douglas," at Convocation.
June.
Saturday, 1.
Encampment ends.
Monday, 3.
Exams begin.
Saturday, 8.
School of Music Annual concert.
Sunday, 9.
Buccalaureate Sermon.
Tuesday, 11.
Class Day.
Senior Class play.
Wednesday, 12.
Alumni Day.
Thursday,13.
Commencement.
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need his services. The truly great
man Is recognized wherever he may
bo retained. Tho future of our fine
Law School Is at Btako. 'Nobody can
deny It.
Dean Roscoe Pound, thru his ability
and energy as a scholar and tireless
worker, has mado the Nebraska Col-
lego of Law one of tho best In this
country. He is tho guiding hand of
that school and if he leaves, there
will be nobody who can fill his posi
tion. The people respect and honor him,
but friendship alone cannot keep Dean
Pound here, when other schools are
clamoring to secure his services and
are offering him handsome salaries.
to Phi Beta Kappa and seven 'to Sigma
XI, tho two honorary fraternities of
tho university. Tho commencement
exorcises will be held this spring In the
new gymnasium which has just been
completed. Tho largo auditorium will
seat 3,000 people so that tho fofmor
dlfljcuty of seating the visiting alumni
and friends of the graduates will be
done away with.
Why did the Glee Club decorate
with our pennants from' the Univer
sity Book Store?
See the Globe Sultorium, 1442 O
street, for the only genuine Panama
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Senior Invitations.
Senior Invitations were shipped from
Philadelphia on the 21, and should be
ready for distribution next Monday.
Everyor.6 bo ready at that lime to get
their orders from the commltteo.
, Chairman.
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