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SAT1 RDAY MAY I, I'M 2
Speaking of the band conceit, on
the campiiH Wednesday owning, we
aie of the opinion that moic like it
should be highly l ecommended The
opinion has boon expressed that It
was a good (banco foi the fussers to
get .i date and stioll about while the
band was londeiing its martial stiains,
yet the ( oncei t had other adantagos
An alfair like this calls all the stu
dents togethci in ,i moi e or loss in
foi mill wa wherein many now ac
(luaintances aie made It Is true that
Nebraska has almost too many social
eents as it is. but at the dancing
pintles oi tho pionis It is cry unusu
al it any one gets a chance to con
eise with nioi e than a dozen people
at the outside- and those are. in
most cases, people not mere acquaint
ances
It Ih for this leaaoii LliaL lite JjlUld
concei t idea should bo encouraged
The campus was tilled Wednesday
evening with more students than are
nsually seen at any social gathering,
and it was plain to be seen that it
was not only tho fussers who were
Inning a good time
Kor the same leason, Ivy Day and
Dandelion Day aie of great benefit to
the student body All holidays of
this nature gie many a chance to be
come acquainted with other students
whom they hae often seen, but never
know peisonally
Senior Vespers Tuesday.
Invitations have boon sent out to all
heiiior gills lor tho senior vespers to
bo given by the Y W C A Dr W.
W Lawrence will speak and Miss
lhuel Stanton will Bing The vespers
will be held in the Temple at o o'clock
Tuesday
Kor your orchestra call O. L Jones,
Auto L-8G05.
CALENDER.
S TKRI) Y. MAY 1
Tegner
Students Debating Club
Delta Zeta foi mal pai ty
I Mi I Beta Kappa initiation and sup
per.
Beta Theta I'i banquet
Silbsci ibeis to the Rag have had
tin oo months since Tag Day to pay
their subscriptions l'lease pay up at
once
Class Rooms Change.
On account of the art exhibit, to bo
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ABOUT PEOPLE
(' H Krey, florinl. 1133 O 8t
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Caiol Howanl is spending the week
end at hei borne in Omaha
Hojd Punting Co , ILTi No '1 St
Kli7abetb Weston leaeH toda foi
Heat i ice, where she will spend Sunda
Have MraeH print it for you.
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Inez Fiegenbauin, I'M"), j;:i i' a ie
cital for graduation last night at Wes
lejan Kills ersity
Ted Marriner, Cleaner and Hatter,
23f. No 11th.
Coo Ruchanan loft yesterday foi
bis borne in Omaha where be will
spend Satin day and Sunday
George Bros , expert printers, en
gravers and embossers, 13th and N
Donald W Miller will eiiteilain the
active ohaptei of Delta Kpsilon at a
dancing party tonight at bis borne
May 1st is the date when all sub
scriptions to the R.ig should be paid
Are you still delinquent?
Ivy Day May 22, 1912. Inter-claso
field and track meet. MedalB awarded '
to the winners. Freshmen are especi-
lally urged to compete.
Tho entile active chapter of Delta
Tail Delta are spending today in Kre
mont, leaving early this morning in
automobiles They will bo entertained
while in Fremont by alumni members
of the frater nity
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oai n Liberal Commissions, also can
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4 pir oint Interest " n dpg,ltl
$1.00 Opens an Account
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Oor. 10th aad O.
I I'LKASK return to Rag olllce diawmg
I instruments, desciiptne and analy
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i Return to this oflice
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blue stone Kinder please re'uin to
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Woe'dy shiimonts of the lies then?
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We serve the purest and
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