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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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THD PnOPERTV OP
Tlip UNIVERSITY OV KBDIUSKA.
Lincoln, Nebraska.
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under tho Act of Conrress of March 3,
1870..
TUESDAY, APRIL C, 1909.
Tho number of Nobrnslm graduate
who aro ongagod in tho forolgn mis
sionary work Ih i BiirnrlBo to ono
who hns novor had IiIh attention
culled to tho matter. In thin lino, as
In all othorH, Nobraskn graduates are
'proving that thoy aro tho equals of
any In tho country.
' Tho manner In .which tho university
public turned out to tho band concert
which was hold last Friday evening
is another proof that there Is a real
lovo of music in tho University of
Nebraska. It is also an indication
of tho high regard which the univer
sity public has for tho work which
tho band Is doing. Tho more mu
sical events that aro brought to tho
university tho higher tho tono of uni
versity llfo will bo raised.
ORGANIZED ACTION.
An institution of tho size and im
portance of tho University of Net
braslm hns constantly among Its visit
ors men and womon who havo made
largo roputatlbns for themselves and
whoso presenco is deserving of moro
than pnBsing notice. Coming soma-
I14l0. TwoSronzs I4IS.O.
times for the purpose of delivering
addresses or again to inspect boiuo
department of tho university's work,
thoy aro often tho guoBts of tho uni
versity for several days at a time. At
' tho prosent time there is no organ
ized method by which It Is seen that
'such visitors aro shown proper at
tention and receive proper entertain
ment. . "WTion a great musician or n man
Who has made a world-wide reputation
in some particular line of investiga
tion or1 actively comos to tho unlver,
Bity he should bo received nnd onler
tained as tho guest of tho university.
At tho present time a visitor is entire
ly neglected or his entertainment is
left to individuals with whom ho
happens to como lv contact. , Such a
stato of affairs can only reflect In
. Jurlously upon tho university and glye
a wrong Idea of tho spirit which pre-
dominates hero. . ,
Several times recently men who
havo, made great reputations for
tjiomselves havo como to tho univer
sity in tho interest of tho wprk of
particular departments; and in each
case their entertainment has been a
problem which tho departments have
. been forced to solve by themselves.
Thero should, be somo niethod by
'V' j1'00 8UCk roon.could be received and
JW V i tmniHUCH Ol IIIO
CONVOCATION
freshman-Senior Debate
Phi toeta Kappa Announcements
Memorial Hall
whole university in n manner moro
bofttlng n great- university. Any lack
of hospltnlity of which tho univorslty
has beon guilty has arisen not from
nny lack of a hdspitablo spirit but
from n lack of any organization whose
duty it Is to see that visitors aro
nroporly cntortulnod.
Tho university has no clubs or so
cial organizations of4 n representative
enough naturo to tnko char go of such
a work aB this. Thero aro, howover,
a largo number of ofllcora of tho uni
vorslty who aro ongagod in different
phases of univorslty work besides the
regular work of a professor. If it
could bo arranged to glvo one of
thoso men oversight ovor tho enter
tainment of university Visitors it
would rosult lh tho nvoldnnco of many
humiliating occurrences and would ro
.llevo many professors of burdens
.which they huvo been forced to boar
In the past. The benefits of such a
plan as this aro so obvious that It
should havo the careful consideration,
at least, of tho university authorities.
PHI BETA KAPPA.
In this issue of the Daily Neuraskan
may bo found tho names of those
members of the senior class who have
been chosen to membership in Phi
.Beta Kappa. Membership In Phi
Kappa Ih considered by a large share
of tho university public as the great
ost honor that a person can obtain
during his university career. It is n
certificate of hard and conscientious
work through a period of four years.
It is a proof of energy and ability
nn da guarantee that the possessor
knows how to concentrate his thought
and attention upon a doflnlto object.
Tho nblllty to wear a Phi Bota Kan
pa key, however, Is not proof that
tho owner has got put of his univer
sity course all that thero is to ho
pbtaincd or that ho has spent four
years to tho best advantage. It Is
poBsiblo for a mail to come to tho
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LET ME HELP YOU
Pick your Easter Lid, and we will
both make money
$2.50
WHY PAY MORE?
Don't forget to take a look at my
line of Spring Oxfords.
university for four years and do ex
cellent work in all his studies, and
yot at tho end of that time bo more
narrow and loss fitted to take an nc-
tlvo part in tho work of ttho world
than if ho had never come to tho
university at all. It is tho highor side
of man's naturo, tho all around de
velopment which Phi Beta Kappa does
not tako into consideration.
In several colleges of tho country
a movement is on foot to tako Into
consideration the all around develop
ment of the-individual as well as sim
ply his grades In deciding to whom
tho keys shall go. Thero Is always
danger, when any discrimination of
this sort Is attempted, thai personal
considerations and liersonal animosi
ties will enter and determine 'the
selection. A fair choice that would
take into consideration more than
merely the record of the grade book
would of course mean much moro
tnan tho present method of aojectlon.
When all is said and done, how
over, tho present method of selecting
from amongi tho senior has the ad
vantage of being absolutely impartial
and little more than a mathematical
computation. Under tho 'present
method the Phi Beta Kappa pjn is a
guarantee of industry and ability and
togethor ono of the bjggest honors
that the university confers, It has
- Tuesday, April 6
Ten A. M.
University Bulletin
APRIL
Tuosday, G. A. I. S. E. E. meeting in
M. 210. Mr. Fred Ransom qf
Westinghouso Co, and Mr. Fred
Ballard. 8:00 p. nt All engin
eers Invited;
Tuesday, 0. Spocinl Convocation. In
terclass championship debate.
Phi Beta Kappa announcement.
Momorinl hall 10. Classes ex
cused. Wednesday, 7. Easter Vacation be
gins at G p. m.
Wednesday, 14. Eastc Vacation ends
nt 8 a. m,
Wednesday, 21. Baseball: Kansas
Agglds vs. Nebraska.
Thursday, 22. Baseball: Lincoln
League vs. 'Nobraska.
Friday, 23 "Social Problems In Their
Relation to Public Health." Prof.
George E. Howard. Tomple 5 p. m.
.Monday, 26. Bnsoball: University of
Missouri vs. Nobraska. i
Tuesday, 27. Baseball: University of
Missouri vs. Nebraska.
Tuesday, 27. Forestry Lccturo: "Sci-
entitle Problems in Forest Planta
tions," by Prof. Phillips.- N 7 at
7:30 p. m.
May.
Tuesday. 11. Forestry lecture, State
Problems in Wisconsin," A. Q.
Hamel; "Utilization in Wiscon
sin," J. C. Kettridge, N7 at 7:30
p. m.
Saturday, May 15. Baseball: Drake
University vs. Nebraska.
Tuesday, 25. Forestry lecture: "For
est Types in tho Philippines,"
"Bill" Pagaduan; "Forest Utiliza
tion in tho Philippines," M. Lazo.
Friday, 28. Basoball: Kansas Uni
versity vs. Nebraska.
Saturday, 29. Basoball: Kansas Uni
versity vb. Nobraska.
its objectionable features, butprob
ably it is on tho whole the) most
Just and has tho most real meaning
of any honor which tho university
confers.
Happenings of the Past
Seven Years Aqo.
Mass meeting was hold to arouse
interest in the Colorado-NebraBka de
bate. Dr. Andrews presided and laid
especial omphasls upon tho fact that
hearty supporjjvas duo to tho team
all students.
Five Years A0o.
Contract for tho Physics building
was awarded and tho successful bid
ders planned o commence work at
once. It was thought that tho last
baseball gamo could bo played before
work was started! on tho field. i.
Four Years Ago.
Winners in the freshman law schol
arship contest wore ..announced, O. A.
Bergen taking first place, with an
average of 9G p'er cent
Three Years, Ago. .
Most enthusiastic mass 'meeting of
the yoar was. held in Memorial hall
in'' the interests of tho Univorslty glee
club. ,
One Year Ago.
University gymnastic team left 'for
tho western Inter-collegiate gymnastic
meet at Madison, Wis, They declared
that they had little hope of wjnnlhg
tho championship.
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