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If tho plans of tho Students' Activi
ties commlttoo nro carried out, tho
abovo ovonts will bo deflnltoly
scheduled, and will bo appear In the
1912-1913 catalogue.
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Entered nt tho poBtofllco nt Lincoln,
NohrnBka, nn BGComl-clnflH mull mattor.
under tho Aot of ConKrosa of March 3,
1870.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1912
At Bomo time during tho last bo
meBtor a commlttoo of students was
appointed to consider tho matter of
scheduling and definitely fixing tho
datos of tho larger and more Impor
tant unlvorslty functions. With great
discretion and moro or Iobb difficulty
thlB commlttoo propared a calondar
of all-university ovonts. Owing to
tho fact that many fratornlty and
sorority functions had already boon
fixed, tho dates sot for this school
year conflicted to a Blight degroo;
noxt year, howovor, this will bo
avoided, as tho datoB will bo sot far
enough In advance to lnsuro their
procedonco.
Tho object of tho commlttoo is
establishing this schedulo of ovonts Is
two-fold: To oBtabllsh precedent, and
to bo dlfltrlbuto tho ovonts as to avoid
crowding, and thus lnsuro success to
each ono.
Tho factor which londs. so much
importanco to tho varlouB activities
of our groator Eastern unlvorBltlos
and collogcB 1b tholr long-established
procedonco, ovory studont knows long
In advanco Just whore and whon oach
ovont Is to tako placo, ho antlclpatos
It with ploaBuro and makos no othor
plans for that dato. Unfortunatoly
such Is not tho case at Nobraska; tho
studont body, scattered as It Is, sel
dom knows long boforohand tho time
and placo of tho big ovonts of tho
school year. Whon tho systom now
in tho process of perfection Is com
pleted tho studontB will loam to ro
gard cortaln ovonts as an essential
part of each Bchool year, and to make
plans for them.
Horetoforo many important activi
ties havo suffered becauso of an un
equal distribution; whon three or four
big affairs occur in as many weeks,
ono or moro of them aro bound to
suffer. Under tho now plan oach se
mester will havo an equal proportion
of ovonts.
Tho following Is a list of tho ovonts
which, at present, constitute our all
university affairs:
Cornhuskor Banquet.
In'tor-colloglato Dobato.
Tho Trail (or Its corresponding
pageant). s
Junior Play (Junior Wook)i;
University Night.
Senior Play.
To this list havo boon added several
events which will in all probability
become permanent:
Glee Club (Homo Concert).
Band Concert.
Kosmot Klub Opera.
LITERARY SOCIETY ELECTS.
Joint Patriotic Program Will Be Given
This Evening.
Tho DavisBon Literary Society at
tho Farm has chosen tho following
offlcors for tho second somcBtor: J.
McCurthy, president; M. VoBson, Bee
rotary; Fred GIngrlcch, treasuror.
On account of tho baskotball games,
tho Farm literary societies will glvo
tholr Joint patriotic program this
ovoning, and boforo tho meeting tho
Farm roportorlal staff will meet in
room 20G Agricultural Hall. Anyone
desiring a position on tho staff como
by 7:30 p. m.
ANOTHER MILITARY HOP.
This Will Be Informal to Make Up
Deficit of Ball.
At a meeting of tho Officers' Club
yosterday It was decided to hold an
Informal military hop some time noxt
spring. ThiB danco will bo given in
order to make up tho deficit of $50
loft o,vor from tho military ball formal.
It Is planned to havo tho hop In May
at tho time of compet whon tho moBt
Interest Is taken In things military.
Chemistry Exams.
Special examinations in Chem. 1, 2,
20, 21, 22, and 23 will bo given as in
dicated below for those who havo con
ditions in theso coursos or who havo
been reported incomploto on account
of falluro to take tho final examina
tion. Chom. 1. 20, 21, 23 Saturday, March
2, 2:00 p. m.
Chom. 2, 22, Saturday, March 9, 2:00
P. m.
G. BORROWMAN.
Would Learn About Trees.
Georgo Lamb, a Nobraska gradu
ate, who 1b now in tho Forest Sorvico
at Washington, Jb trying to securo
moro Information concerning Nobras
ka trees. Ho Is doing it by having
people who aro interested in that
work ansWor tho questions aBked in a
propared outline deaHng with tho
budding, branching, otc, of tho differ
ent trees.
Theso outlines and moro Informa
tion may bo secured from Dr. Bessoy.
Delta Sigma Rhp Expanding.
Delta Sigma Rho, tho honorary- so
ciety of intor-collogiate debaters, hub
boon Installed at Wisconsin Univer
sity. This national fratornlty was or
ganized at Chicago In 190G by seven
universities of tho middle woBt, Ne
braska being ono of tho charter mem
bers. It now embraces thlrty-flvo
chapters In tho largest schools In tho
country.
Western Students Larger.
Western students aro stronger,
tailor and almost a year older than
their eastern brothers, according to
statistics jointly propared by the au
thorities of Wisconsin and Yalo Uni
versities. Tho figures wore compiled
from tho 'measurements of tho fresh
man classes of the two Institutions.
Aggies to Play Doubleheader.
On Friday evening the Agglo basket
ball team will play a doubloheader,
ono game with David City and one
with Cedar Bluffs.
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