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SOPHOMORE PLEDGING
ADJUSTED BY SORORITIES
Complete rules to govern tho rush
lug uiid pledging ly the soroiitles
during tlw school year oT I'.HJ 115 have
been given out by the inter sorority
council TheHe regulations have been
formulated alter tint coiiHlderntlon of
the (iicHtlon both by the council and
by the varlouH sororities themselves,
during the entire year They are not
expected to remoe all tho undeHlr
able points of the prcHent ruleH, but
ure thought ' he u decided Improve
ment over the picHent reiiuirementH
I Pledging
1. Twentv eight entrance credltH
2 Twelve bourn earned in the l'
or N.
'.', No (lelimiuency.
I. Registered for twelve hours of
collegiate work
.'.. Date of pledging an soon an
semester reports are avail
abb' (i. A HiHtcr may be pledged to the
sorority to which her sister
belongs the llftli week of
chlHHCH.
II. Initiation
1 Registered lor twelve hours'
collegiate soik at the time of
initiation
2 No dolinquoiiov
Li Initiations mav take place any
time after pledging
III Rushing
1 There shall be no rushing be
fore the third week of classes
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2. There shnll bo no mulling in
public places
.'! Calls, of not more than one'
hour, may be made from live
to sl on school days and
from Friday evening to Satur
day evening
I Entertainments shall be in the
sorority houses, with tho ex
ception of two general enter
talninents which ma be
given In private homes
a No organization shall give
more than eight week ends
to entertainments, nor
moro than two entertain
monts in one week
b. All entertainments must be
slmplo and shall not last'
longer than three hours
c No rusheo shall be entertain
ed more than once each
week
e No engagements are to be
made before Mondaj of the
week of the entertainments
e All entertainments shall bo
registered weekly with the
chairman
f. No matriculanto shall stay all
night with any sorority girl,
active or alumna
(!. There shall be no rushing of
girls who are attending Lin
coln preparatory schools, and
who are not registered for
twelve hours in the I'niversi
ty.
7. There shall be no lushing with
men
IV Violation
1 Any violation of these iiiles
shall be reported to the chair
Tailors
and n Nifty Styles
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man and brought befoie tho
council for dlacuHBlon. Such
complnlnts must be written
and signed by the complain
ing sorority.
2 Penalties for violations of tho
rules are to be decided by the
Council
BETAS BANQUET.
Fraternity Men Hold Annual Reunion
Saturday Evening.
The Alpha Tail Chapter, Beta Thota
IM. held their twenty fourth annual
banquet at the Lindoll hotel Satui
day evening The fraternity had a
very novel toast list, the toastmaster
being designated as tho "umpire," and
the toasts framed in baseball lang
uage The toast list was as follows
Harry R Reese, T T '!U , umpire
"No Outs. liases Full," Harry II
Everett. A T "JS
"In the Fled," Carroll R Helden, I!
I Ml
"A Ciood Decision." James T. Loos.
B. xr
"On Deck" Clyde Barton. A. T. 1..
"A Pennant Winner," Frod I). Cor
nell, T. '!.
"At Bat.' Arthur Wherry. A. T. 'V.
PICNIC FOR COMMITTEES.
Y. W. C. A. Girls to Hold Picnic on
Corner of Sixteenth and R.
All girls who are on committees in
the Y W C A . and also any who are
interested in the summer conference
at Cascade Coloiado. are invited to
the picnic, to be held on tho vacant
lawn at the coiner of Sixteenth and R
on Wediiesdav evening
Supper will be served as soon after
six o'clock as is possible
nv who expect to be there are ii'
(iiested to leave their names at the
association ollu e before Tuesdav
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evening Should the weather bo
threatening lunch will be served In
tho Y. W C. A. rooms Stunts will
bo given representing various phases
of tho summer conference.
HARD LUCK FOR RACELY.
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badly bruised In the face of thlB
handicap he entered the Ames moot
and distinguished himself by winning
first place in the 100 and 220. Tho
luck streak was of short duration,
however, for in the Kansas meet last
Saturday be was again treated to a
hard fall which 'tore loose a ligament
in bis right log, and which will prob
ably disable him for the rest of tho
BeaBon.
At this period, although somewhat
diBCOuraged, ho still maintains that
he will stick to the light until ho baa
accomplished moro than heretofore.
Engraved dance programs done In
Lincoln. Ocker Engraving company.
Brow noil block
PROSPECTS BRIGHT
FOR LAW BARBECUE
(Continued from page 1.)
games, but it is hoped to navo tho
completed Bcores in time for Thurs
day's "Rag." The following experts
of the game will be used by the dif
ferent classes: Seniors 1st, Switz
ler; 2nd, Pharos; I'.rd, Buck; s.s.,
(luilfoil, oapt.; c. C Boylos; p.
Schmidt. Armstrong; 1 f, Sommer
ville; e f. Hascall, r f. Rankin.
j .Juniors 1st, Law lor; 2nd, Fiank; lird,
I Hyde; s s, Hartwoll, c, Towlo; p.,
.Rodman, 1 I', Kline, c f, Van Clove;
i- f. Baskms Freshmen 1st. Cnder-
wood; 2nd Howard; lird, McKinney;
's s Florv , e, Waugli, p. Crant; 1. f.
Bates; c f . Williams, r. f , Reed
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, lino up and we will give jou three
guesses as to where vou have seen it
befoi e
and $25
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