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EDITORIAL 8TAFF
Editor SBAIILE F. HOLMES t0r,
Managing Editor. EARLE H. TAYLOR
Assoclato Editor. FRED McCONNELL For your orchestra-call O. L. Jones,
Associate Editor. . .BURTON S. HILL Auto L-8605.
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RIFLE CLUB TO BANQUET.
Cup Will Be Awarded to Man Making
High General Average.
Entered at ttyo poBtofUco at Lincoln,
NebruHlca, as BBcond-claaB mall matter,
under tho Aot of Congress of March 3,
1870.
THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1912
ROUNDING OFF THE CORNERS.
It Is generally conceded that tho
buBlnoBS of a university or college is
to round off the "rough corners" of a
follow'B character, mental and phys
ical. Tho inodorn conception of thiB
process has como to lose Bight of tho
mental polishing, and to lay undue
omphuBlB upon tho production of
"smooth lookB." Tho pupil who dls
playB a ready tendency to adopt tho
"English" BUlt, tho cloth hat, and tho
"tailor made" 1b genorally acknowl
edged to have mudo a marked ad
vance. His companion who doggedly
porslstB in parting hla hair in the
middle, and turning down tho brim of
his hat in front 1b deslgnatod as one,
whom tho roilnlng influences of col
logo havo not affected.
A snw)th outward appearance 1b no
doubt a distinct advantage, and one
which should como with tho associa
tions of collogo life, especially in a
co-oducational Institution. In accom
plishing thlB end, howovor, tho col
logo 1b apparently approaching a Berl
ouii difficulty, for tho material la an
nually becoming moro "outwardly re
fined and Bmooth looking." If this
tendency continuos tho college will
soon find itself robbed of its mission,
for tho present day high school gradu
ato can wear an English suit with tho
Bamo nonchalance as doeB tho college
sophomore.
Should not tho emphasis bo Bhifted
from tho smoothing process to the
mental rounding off. As Abo Martin
haa wisely remarked, "Every folia has
a ago when ho wants to havo his pic
turo takon with his fiat on." It 1b
apparently at this age that tho fresh
man reaches tho refining influences
of the University, whore ho 1b pleased
to discover that hlB superiors havo
mado little or no advanco in tho mat
tor of "smooth looks."
A littlo dlaaUualonlzlng along this
lino might do no harm.
ALUMNI INTEREST.
Tho Interest which waB displayed
In tho article written by Horace B.
EngllBh only goes to prove that
alumni articles are of groat valuo to
tho paper.
Accordingly wo urge all alumni who
tako tho paper either to wrlto some
thing of their own experiences or to
porsuado thoso who do not subscribe
to contribute.
Any suggestions which you can
A banquet will bo hold by momborB
of tho Pershing Rifle Club at the Lin
coln hotel at 0:00 o'clock Friday
night. All of tho members of tho
club, about twenty-live, havo boon
asked to bo proBent.
At this time the cup awarded to thb
mon making tho highest general score
In the intercollegiate shootB this year
will bo proBonted Tho name of tho
winner has not been divulged and will
not bo genorally known until tho presentation.
PIANO RECITAL AT CONVOCATION
Miss Edith Burllnglm Will Play at
Temple This Morning.
Miss Edith Burllnglm will give a
piano recital at convocation this
morning, which ia to bo held In tho
Temple theatre. The recital will con
sist of tho following numbers:
Prelude. E minor MondelsBohn
Gtfvotto Gluck-Brahnis
Tho Ealo MacUowell
Improvisation MacDowell
Tho Lark Glinka-Balaklrew
Rhapsody, No. 12 Liszt
All students Bhould visit tho "Col
lego Inn Barber 8hop at 127 North
12th. S L. Chaplin, Prop.
Track Men Attention.
All candidates for the track team
are requested to moot on tho main
floor in tho Gym, Thursday, at 11:00
o'clock. COACH STEIHM.
CALENDAR.
Thursday, March 28.
Pershing Rifles.
Friday, March 29.
Union.
Palladian. ,
Botanical Seminar.
Annual Gymnastic Exhibition. Armory-Alpha
Omicron Pi formal party.
Pill Kappa Psl party. Tomplo.
Dolta Tau Delta banquet.
Delta Chi Iioubo party.
Saturday, March 30.
Agricultural Club.
Students' Dobating Club.
Alpha Chi Omega formal.
Senior Masquerade, Music
Templo.
Phi Kappa PbI annual banquot.
Komenaky Club meeting.
Delta Tau Delta house party.
Kearney Club. Tomplo.
Hall,
Last 8enlor 8oclal Function.
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