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THE DAILY NEBRA8KAN
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
THE PROPERTY OF
THE UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA,
Lincoln, Nebraska.
Published by
THE STUDENT PUBLICATION BOARD
EDITORIAL STAFF.
Editor 8. O. COTNER
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Enterod at tho postofllco at Lincoln,
Nebrasku, as second-class mall mattor,
under tho Act of Congress of March 3,
1879.
APRIL 25, 1911.
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Ab to whether tho exception takon
to the action of the authorities in
-loaslng thotonnlB courts J.o the Y, M.
C. A. 1b well founded, is a matter yet
to be ascertained. However, it la
Homething worthy of investigation. If
the summer students demand the use
of ovory court on the campus, they
should have it. At least they should
have the preference to any other
players.
Tho summer sessions of the univer
sity should be as attractive as it is
possible to make them. There aro
fow attractions to break the monotony
yc'ralty haB a right to put to whatever
ubo It sees fit. But what is tho prl-J
inary purpose anu ooject on tne pari
of tho atato in encouraging those
things or even tolerating thorn? It is
to make university life attractive. It
is for this purpose tho money is ap
plied. Who has the authority to de
prive tho studontB of what is theirs by
right of tho will of tho Btato? Tho
intentions and dosiroB of tho taxpay
ers cannot bo overlooked. This stop
should be takon with caro and cau
tion.
BRADFORD CLOTHES
Sharpen them up knives, case
kniveB, jack knives, butchor knivoB,
broad knives, any old kind of knives,
ovory old kind of knives. Dandelion
day is coming. Every loyal student of
tho university Bhould bo out to holp
uproot tho "yollow peril." Every man
in the university who has a speck of
loyalty and cares to do something for
his school will bo on tho job. If ho
cannot do that much well, he does
not belong at the University of Ne
braska, that's all.
PHI BETA KAPPA INITIATION.
New Members Meet Wednesday to
Elect a Speaker.
Tho initiation of Phi Beta Kappa
will take placo at G o'clock Friday,
May 5, at tho residence of Mr. and
Mrs. A. J. Sawyer on Seventeenth and
F streets. The members elect of tho
Nebraska chapter will meet In room
206 of tho Mechanic Arts building at
12, noon, on Wednesday, April 26, for
tho purpose of electing a speaker to
represent them at the initiation. - -
Are so good from every standpoint of
the good dresser that ordinary words
fail to give an adequate idea of how
unusually good they are. They com
bine the best quality with the' very
latest styles, and are priced at only
$20.00, $22.50, $25.00
We have other makes that sell from
$10.00 to $18.00
Bradford Clothes are sold in Lincoln
exclusively by us. Let us show you
a perfect spring suit. & & .
SPEIER & SIMON
H. E. Cor. 10th and 0
Practical Legislation.
The class in practical legislation
will meet Wednesday, April 26, at 7
o'clock In room 301, University hall,
or some other adjacont room. Exam
ination for all members of tho class
upon the practical work during tho
legislature.
A. E. SHELDON,
Instructor.
SATIN PUMPS
for the dear
women 5.00
values, at
minn
L. jU 1413 O St.
of study. Tho privileges aro indeed
few compared to tho regular term.
Thiols no university athletic or do
.bating teams, uo gleo clubB or cho
ruses, in fact entertainment within
tho university Is little enough. If tho
summer students deslro to play ten
nis, thoy should havo tho right to tho
courts. Abovo all, it seems that they
should havo tho preferenco. Thoy
should not be compelled to pay an out
side organization for a privilege that
should bo theirs by right. If the
Y. M. C. A. Ib tc havo tho loaBo, it
Bhould bo subject to the prior right
of tho summer students.
Tho courts aro located on the cam
pus and, as such, aro a part of tho
university. It is something tho unl-
THE BULLETIN
April.
25 Convocation, 'senior program, Me
morial hall, 11 a. m.
27 Cosmopolitan club, banquet hall,
Temple, 7:30 p. m.
29 Y. M. and Y. W. C. A. banquet,
St. Paul's, G p. m.
29 Dandelion day.
May. '
3 Ivy day.
6 Tegner, science hall of Tomplo,
8 p. m.
10 Law barbecue.
26 Senior cIbbs play, Oliver theatoi
MILITARY BALL
Auditorium, May, 13th.
Rifimtntal Band Wall's Orchestra
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