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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
TUB PIIOPERTY OP
TUB UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA,
Lincoln, Ncbronka.
Published by
TUB STUDENT PUBLICATION BOAIID
EDITORIAL STAFF.
Editor S. O. COTNER
Manning Editor A. II. DINSMORE
AHSoclato Editor T. M. EDGECOMBE
AbsocIiUo Editor! RICHARD MEYER
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MARCH 8, 1011.
THE TRACK COACH.
Nebraska has hud hor shnre of ex
perience resulting from delay- In the
"Choice of coaches.- -The -outcome- of.
tho basketball season shows that if
tlto team had been organized and
training begun a little earlier, tho
C'oinJniBkcrs would have had a good
chnnco for tho Missouri Valley title.
Our teams are much stronger at tho
end of tho season than at tho begin
ning as compared with our rivals.
Tho weather is getting warmer and
it will soon bo timo to begin training.
share. . it-is up to the athletic board
to do its part and choose a coach at
tho earliest possiblo moment. Re
member Nebraska must win the con
ference meet this spring.
GET BU8Y.
Dasoball men should get busy. It
is almost tho middle of March and or
ganizations should be perfected before
tho time for the games arrives. If
tho intramural leagues aro organized
now therq will be that much off our
hands, and when it comes time to play
ball, wo can play ball. Otherwiso
much valuable time may be spent in
wrangling over immaterial matters.
Tho committee in charge has called
upon the students for help and. sug
gestions: TIiobo interested In the
game and especially thoso who intend
to take part should offer their assist
ance at once.
Although no intercolleglato games,
will be played by Nebraska, a series
of contests could1 be nrranged which
would prove almoBt aB Interesting and
exciting. It is highly probable that
tho rules of the conference will be
modified at no distant date so that
Nebraska can ngain send forth n nine..
The sport should bo kept alive as
much aB is possible under tho circum
stances so that if intercolleglato base
ball is revived, interest will not be'
entirely lacking.
THE FORUM.
An editorial in last Thursday's Ne
braskan has caused . some comment
among the "masses" of the university.
It would Boem that tho writer of tho
editorial took exception to the In
creasing number of fraternities in our
midst.
There-nretwo points'- upon- whioh
his Bta'ml may be questioned. First,
ob to the "personnel" of fraternities,
wo ennnot seo tho evil of a greater
number of fraternities. Why will
there bo a "state of circumstances
. . . which Is hardly desirable" cre
ated? Is tho material for fraternities
at Nebraska so scarce that only a few
hundred can be, chosen from four
thousand? It seems possible to add
Ladies Oxfords
$4.00 and $5.00
Values
BUDD
$2.50 1415 O St
It Is Impossible for the men to go
ahead and work of their own accord
without any direction. The track
coach should be chosen at onco so
that ho can begin to get the men in
terested before time for actual work.
Nebraska has more promising mate
rial for a championship team than
last year. The old men who are back
in school are anxious to have a win
ning team and aro willing to do their
several more organizations without
perceptibly lowering "the standard of
excellence."
Second, why is it "not desirable to
have overy man in the school a mem
ber of some fraternity"? If it is
good for a few, why not for all? Is it
nocesasry ' for a definite lino always
to be seen between Greeks and
"barbs"? Tho "barbs" aro wondering
how' badly they aro Injuring the "per
sonnel" of tho school by venturing In.
Lotius hope things are not bo bad as
they seem.
A BARB.
Cosmopolitan Club.
All members of the Cosmopolitan
club meet at the cost entrance of tho
Administration building Thursday at
11 o'clock .to have their picture taken
for tho Cornhusker.
Phi Delta Epsllon.
There will be a meeting of the Phi
Delta Epsllon fraternity Wednesday at
5 o'clock In the Cornhusker office.
WALT
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