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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
THE PROPERTY OF
-THE- UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA,
.Lincoln, NebraaKa. --
Published by
THE STUDENT PUBLICATION BOARD
EDITORIAL 8TAFF.
Editor S. O. COTNBR
Managing Editor A. II. DINSMORE
Associate Editor T. M. EDGECOMBE
Associate Editor RICHARD MEYER
BUSINESS 8TAFF.
Manager V. C. HASCALL
Assistant Manager.... C. C. BUCHANAN
Circulation Manager.... J. V. MORRISON
REPORTORIAL.
Athletics and Military.. T. J. HARQRAVB
Society and Personal.. P. C. McCONNELL
Nebraska Hall H. C. HOUGH
BclonceB and Gorman.. E. J. HUBERMAN
Engineering R. A. HUNTINGTON
Agricultural E. II. GRAVES
Law A. C. SCHMIDT
Library and University Hall..H. S. HUSE
Assistant Reporters V. A. STURM
K. 8. WHERRY
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INDIVIDUAL N0TICE8 will be charged
(or at the rato of 10 contu the Insertion
for every fifteen wordB or fraction there
of. Faculty notices and University bul
letins will gladly bo published free.
Entered at tho postofllco at Lincoln,
Nebraska, as second-class mall, matter,
under tho Act of Congress of March 3,
1879.
MAY 13, 1911.
Remember that tho Missouri Valley
high school athleteB aro your guestB
today. Lot them know that the Uni
versity of Nebraska and her Btudents
aro all right.
ferenca Is that thev mav tako un more
tlniQj being ndmlnlBtered In small
doses.
PblloweH tura fanned by"tliff ureexeff
of spring they. pafcB swiftly across the
campus. They pass along tho crowd
ed walks and a stream X humarAty
divides whllo tho bicycles whizz down
tho alslo between. Kings are these of
all tho paths where only human fool
is supposed to trod. They maintain
a tyrannical sway over the poor
pedestrians who seem so timid and
lacking in spirit that they had 'rather
submit to all indignities rather than
to fight for what is theirs by right
and law. Tho student body is most
pacific. It does not seek broils and
riots and that is why tho bicycle is
tolerated. Do not imposo on good
nature. Mr. Bicycler. Dismount and
como to orth like any ordinary man
when you reach tho campus.
GERMAN CLUB MEETING.
BA8EBALL TODAY.
The Last Held at Home of Professor
Grummann,
Thursday evening the German club
met for the last regular meeting of
tho year at tho home of Professor
Grummann, 1930 Wasfllngton street.
The next meeting will be in tho form
of a picnic to be held on May 25.
Nearly every member of the club was
present, and a most enjoyablo evening
was spent. The business meeting was
very brief any the rest of tho evening
was spent socially. Refreshments
woro served.
Union LIts.
Bo at Tenth and Oat 4 o'clock this
afternoon to tako car for the picnic at
Epworth Park. A good tlmo is as
sured. Supper at 7. Be sure to come.
Sophs and Juniors to Contest for First
Honors.
Sophomore and junior baseball
fiends will fight for the rag this morn
ing at 10 o'clock, when the class su
premacy toss-up will be made. Junior
supporters last night Btatcd that Man
ager Hall had made a first class col
lection' and wns prepared to win the
game. Coryell will curve from tho
mound and Bob Switzler will operate
behind the stick for the juniors. It is
possible that f'Turp" Prank will be
called to tho box for a few of the last
stanzas of tho ' ga.mo. Rodman will
likely servo the temptations for the
sophomores, with "Tubby" Buell in
the cage.
THE TRAN8GRES80R.
And now tho poor editor has fallen
into the way of transgression. This
Is nothing unusual, however, but tho
sin this time seems almost unpardon
able. Tho only consoling fact Is that
tho Nobraskan wbb not tho only paper
to fall by the roadside. The phantom
The Graduate club enjoyed a ban
quet In the Temple on Saturday even
ing, tho presiding officer being Presi
dent W. E. Jackson. Addresses were
made before the members of the club
by Prof. Sarka Hrbek of tho depart
ment of Bohemian and Rev. Charles
Carroll. .. Z
Notice, Seniors.
Now gowns may be obtained for $1
and caps and gowns for $1.25, at Lin
coln Book Store, 112C O street, If or
dered at once.
ALICE HUMPE,
141-2t 'Chairman.
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BUDD
of faculty phrases proved overwhelm
ing, and the methods of ordinary In
terpretation woro not sufficient. Tho
head lines on tho new senate rules
printed last Tuesday have worried the
professors considerable. Thoy thought
tho examinations were abolished,
when such was not tho case.
If those whose peace of mind haB
boon disturbed will read farther, they
will find in tho words of the senate it
self this explanation. "Tho goneral ef
fect of this rule, so far as tho student
Is concorned, will bo to throw more
wolght upon class work and less upon
examinations in tho determination of
his standing."
Tho rules ot analysis as applied by
rhetoric in determining tho key sen
tenco to a story or paragraph have no
application to newspaper articles.
Theso aro governed by a system of
rules that have grown up independent-J
ly, from necessity arising from tho pe
culiar position and object of a news
paper. Tho thing of most Importance
is what interests and affects tho
reador. If a man is murdered tho
thing of Importance is that ho camo
to his death, not that on a certain day
some powder company manufactured
an explosive, otc. Therefore, tho
naughty heading.
Tho truth of tho whole matter is
that there will bo no formal examina
tion weok, but the examinations will
continue as heretofore. Tho only dlf-
TALK THAT TALKS.
If you would now bo erudite
And stand In with the gang,
You must got busy with the dope
And sling tho claBsy slang.
It's got us going, and then some,
It's got our talk for fair.
Without It you aro to tho bad
And won't get anywhere.
Your girl's a little bear or skirt,
Or klddo oh, you kid!
To bo polite you show a front,
Your Kelly's now a lid.
Your friends aro to tho good or
straight,
Or on tho Phitz among
Tho dippy in tho foolish box
Or in some manner stung.
You once woro wont to walk and run,
Or eko perhaps pursue
You beat it now or chaso yourself
Or ramble or skiddoo.
Thoro was a tlmo with your wife's
friends
You went and took a drink.
You garglo now or lap highballs
With some boozo fighting gink.
Believe mo, it is true, got wise,
And cinch it all by rote,
For If you don't it's nix for yours
It sure will got your -goat.
Powell T. Manning In Puck. 1
A NICE DAINTY LUNCH FOR MINE
A nice hot snappy drink on a cold day, and then there are
other soda drinks, too. Egg Drinks, Lemonades, Crushed
Fruits, in fact anything in the drinkable line you might desire.
Dainty Punches for parties, Delicious Brifck Ice Cream for
banquets, Hot Drinks, Whipped Cream.
THE F0LS0M
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Walt's Orchestra
Auditorium
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GLEANERS and DYERS c ft"'"
A girl has been choson for tho de
bating team at Olivet college for tho
first tlmo In years.
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