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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
THE PROPERTY OF
THK UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA,
Lincoln, Nebraska.
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under tho Act of Congress of March 3,
1879.
FEBRUARY 17. 1011.
UNIVERSITY NIGHT.
Tonight wo are to witness the In
auguration of something rcnlly now
nt 'Nebraska. Every organization In
the university haB beon given nn op
portunity to pnrtlclpatc In one big
entertainment. It Is n university af
fair, cosmopolitan In every' respect,
and designed to promote the broader
feeling of college loyalty among the
' students. Aa the athletic meet on
Chnrtcr day Is open to till, so are the
series of funny acts to be given to
night. Other universities have tried
the plan and iomnlthntlt-'WorkB-weHr-j
There is no reason why it should not
bo a great .success at Nebraska.
While this Is the llrBt University
Night and may be culled on experl-.
ment, yet It hna come to stay. Ne
braska haB few traditions, but each
year adds something new to the few,
and at a time not far distant Its life
Shirt Sale
CLUETTS
$1.50 and $2.00 Grades
Broken Lines
will be replete with those customary
eventB which lend a charm to the col
legian's life. The committee has
worked hard and deserves the support
of the student body. Every one who
can should be at the Temple theater
tonight when the curtain goes up on a
new chapter in the social life of the
university, a chapter which will never
grow old. but will bo read many times
by those who eome after.
SOMETHING DANGEROUS.
It la not dandelions nor Russian
thistles, but it 1b taking the campus
sure as fate. This plaguo has made
itself known in nearly every building.
It frequents tho ndjaccnt grounds and
forniB barrier's on walks and In door
ways. Those tardy to class are fur
ther delayed and occasionally the
class itself has paused In' its delibera
tions and marveled at this strange
pest. It has Increased wonderfully
In proportions the last few months,
and the situation is now critically
dangerous. There 1b but one way to
exterminate It and that Is firough tho
joint efforts of the students and fac
ulty members, If any are able to
render assistance. The plan of action
is BlnTpleleave-your-dog8-at-homo,
Tho University of Nebraska Alumni
association of Omaha, which was or-
gnnlzcd In the latter part of January,
Is Bhowing that It is no mere nsBOclfu
tion. From the time It wnB first
formed It has been getting rlghtjnt
tho harness and working for tlfe uni
versity. There were a hundred pres
ent at the first meeting when the or
ganization was perfected and resolu
tions providing for taking an active
part In the proposed removal of The
medical college adopted. There are
alumni clubs in several othor largo
cities and moro should be formed.
Their value to the university nnd to
the members Is Inestimable.
CORNHUSKER CLUB.
Nebraska Students at Michigan Organ
ize and Elect Officers.
bout thlrtyHomen from-Nebros-
ka have organized a Cornnuskef club
at tho University of Michigan. There
is much enthusiasm among the mem
bers and it is expected that they will
be in a club house of their own be
fore long. A dance will be given at
the Country club next Saturday even
ing. At a meeting held recently the fol
lowing ofllceTB were elected: Presi
dent, Raymond M. Grossman. Omaha;
vice-president, Bruce J. Miles, Fre
mont; secretary, Harry Kutakofsky,
Omaha, and treasurer, William H. Mc
Donald, Valentine.
DRAMATIC CLUB ELECTS.
After Short Program Officers Are
Chosen.
Tho Dromatlc club met last night
and after a short program held a busi
ness session and elected ofllcers for
the semester. 'Birds' Christmas Carol"
was given in pantomime by Miss Jasi--minp
Sherladen- ,
The following were tho ofllcers electT
ed: MIbs Howell, by virtue of being
the head of the elocution department,
holding the office of president; vice
president, Mildred Bovlns; secretary,
Florence Hostettler; treasurer, F. C.
McConnell; sqrgennt-at-arms, Nye
Morehouse.
14150 St.
At Iowa state university the senior
girls are required to wear caps.
THE BULLETIN
February.
17 University Night, Temple theater.
17 Gesselschaft Vereln, Professor
Baumgartner, 1115 H, 8 Inv
17 Palladlan Literary society, Tem
ple, 8 p. m.
17 Union LIternry society, Temple,
8 'P. m.
17 Vesiper services, university chorus
and string quartet, Memorial
hall, 1 p. m.
18 Catholic Students' club, U106, 8
p. m.
18 Tegner society, Temple, 8 p. m.
18 Peru club, 8 p. m., 1641 M streeL
18 Portfolio club Library building, 2
P. m.
18 Agricultural club, , Professor
Smith; room 5 U hall, 8 p. m.
21 Convocation, Professor Chatburn,'
on "Nebraska Roads," 11 a. m.
22 Engineering society.
'Marfchr
3 University Glee Club, Oliver the-
ater.
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