The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, March 27, 1912, Image 4

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    THE DAILY NEPBABKAN
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glad springtime and
"spoofing;' time here
WARM SUN BRINGS RETURN OF
POPULAR PASTIME TO
UNIVER8ITY.
Woll, It loka as though Clio long
wlshod-for springtime 1b at laBt hero.
Wo fool JUBtinod In making this stato
mont bocauflo tho Bun has actually
boon shining for two wholo days,
and It haa boon warm, too. That
moans tho biiow 1b about all melted
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Earth, which, aa no doubt ovory ono
will agroo, Ib a raro prlvllogo after
tho long wooka of Bnow, and then
Bomo moro Bnow.
Another thing that caused ub to
realize that spring 1b horo 1b tho fact
that wo Baw ono of Nebraska's stal
wart youths "spooling" ono of Ne
braska's fairest maldons while they
sat Bldo by side on ono of tho benches
near U. Hall. this, wo claim, Is tho
most conclusive evidence that can be
obtalnod, and It all happonod yoster
day. Just to think, at laBt the good old
days whon a follow fools In that
frame of mind to "Bpoof" have at laat
returned; when ho kind o' fools that
thoro can't bo much HI In tho world
whon tho days aro so nice and warm,
and tho troos aro budding out, and
tho birds aro Blnglng, and the glrla
aro boglunlng to appear In tholr sum
mer attlro, Beemlngly with tholr wita
keener than ever, and with moro
efllclency In tho gentle art of "spoof
ing" than tho boya could ever hope
to attain.
A Girl Is Essential.
For those who do not know how
"spoofing" Is done (can thoro be
such?) wo might remark horo that It
Is BlniDly getting somo girl you must
always havo a girl then, olther tak
ing a aoat on ono of tho bonches on
tho campus or strolling slowly about
tho walks, saylngas much to her as
posBlblo without saying anything;
cutting a clasB or two tho while, and
having her do tho same thing. The
convocation muBt be, In tho moBt
part, a kind of mutual admiration for
oach other, or, vice voraa. In tho
caBO of tho "vice versa," you must bo
sure that It Is all good naturod, but
mako out that you are "suro soro
about something." Mind now! don't
really be Bore, but try and make bo
llovo that you aro. Ab a matter of
fact, boglnnora Bhould never try tho
vlco versa method, because only tho
experienced "apooferB" can ubo It
with any degree of bucccbs.
Anyhow, be UiIb aB It may, this 1b
tho "spoofing" season and everybody
will bo "doing It now." By June it
likoly will havo bocomo a second na
ture to us all.
Tho freshman law claBB laat "ovon
Ing treated itself to an Orphoum
party. About forty of tho members
of the olasa wore present.
"DEMOCRACY OF WOMAN'S SUF
FRAGE." By Miss Lola, La Fol lotto,
(Daughter of Senator Robt. M. La
Follette)
Oliver Theatre, Wednesday, March 27.
Ab a champion of Woman's Suffrage
Miss LaFollette ranks very cloBoly, if
not an equal, to Mra. Pankhurst. MIbb
LaFollotto has also won recognition
as a glftod actress and in addition to
hor lecture Wednesday night, will
give a reading of tho English comedy,
"How tho Vote Was Won." Miss La
Follotto will bo Introduced by Prof.
Allco Howella.
Prices: 75c, 50c and 35c.
Blanche
Morrison
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March 29-30
Friday.Saturday
Saturday Mat,
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U. of C (Div. Z) Chicago, 111.
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of Doctor of Law (J. D.), which, by
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In two and one-fourth calendar yearB.
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admisalon, one year of law being
counted tqward college degree. Law
library of 36,000 volumes.
The summer Quarter offers special
opportunities to students, teachers,
and practitioners.
Flrt term 1JM2, June 17-July 24
Second term July 25-August 30
Courses open in all departments of
the University during tho Summer
Quarter.
For Announcomont addroBB
DEAN OF LAW 8CHOOL,
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