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CANDIDATES BEGIN TO EILE
ASPIRANTS FOR PLACES ON THE
ATHLETIC BOARD BEGIN
TO FLOCK.
Applications huvo already com
mencod to conic into Dr. Clapp's ofllce
for tho poBition of student member
of tho athletic board A number of
prominent men in school have also
unofnclair announced their intention
of entering the liHtH, bo tho proHpectn
look good for a seven-foot ballot at
tho election a week from thin coming
Monday, May 20.
Tho method of getting your name
on the ballot for selection by the stu
dent body for one of these John iH
Bimple. All that is re(iuired in a
statement from tho registrar that the
applicant has completed twelve hours
of work in tho University of Nebraska
and is now in good standing in at
least twelve registered hours. In ad
ditlon to this, a personal statement
must be made to the effect that he
will attend the University at least one
moro semester, and can take care of
tho duties imposed by membership on
tho board.
UpperclasBmcn on Board.
Tho board is almost imariably com
posed of juniors and seniors, so tho
best chance for election seems to be
given tho candidates who are sopho
mores or juniors at the time or the
election. The viewpoint of the stu
dent body seems to be that older
classmen have bad more opportunity
to study the needs of t'nhersity ath
letics and so are better fitted for mem
hership on the board Ixnser class
men have in several instances m the
past been elected, however, and aie
entirely eligible tinder the rules
All formal applications must be in
Dr. Clapp's hands by Monday, May 1,'i,
at twehe o'clock No names will ap
pear on the ballot which are tiled
later than this time Names of candi
dates will be in alphabetical order on
tho ballot and the election will be
held under the Australian system
No college or class distinction what
"ever will distinguish any manVname.
The election will be conducted by
the raculty members of tho board a
week from the date of closing tho fil
ing of applications, Monday, May 20.
Polls will he in Memorial hall and will
be open from !i::;o to 1 li -:j and 1:30
to 1::!0 The question or eligibility
of voters will be decided by a com
plete list of male students in the I'ni
versity who satisfactorily completed
twelve hours work last semester
Any oversight or mistakes on this list
can be corrected by special cert ill
cates from the registrar. About eight
hundred and lift men are eligible to
vote in this election, so the work of
gning out and counting the ballots
may become quite a task
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Things that you need,
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scriptions to the Rag should bo paid
Are you still delinquent?
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Ivy Day May 22, 1912. Inter-class
field and track meet. Medals awarded
to the winners. Freshmen are especi
ally urged to compete.
Tho faculty of tho University held
a picnic at tho State Farm yesterday
afternoon. All members and their
families wero invited. Individual
lunches wero taken and enjoyed on
tho campus.
Engraved danco programs done ir
Lincoln. Ocker Engraving company
Brownell block.
BAND DELIGHTS AGAIN.
Four Hundred People Turn Out tc
Hear Attractive Program.
LaBt evening tho campus was agaii
tho sceno of merriment when tho Uni
vorBlty band rendered tho second oi
its wokly concerts Tho weather con
ditions wero such as to tempt the
most fastidious "studes" into the open
and some four hundred or more peo
pie, In which the student element was
much less in evidence, listened to the
playing of several classical pieces
Such events as last eening"s gath
ering are a great asset to school
spirit and. that the efforts of the band
in playing the high grade of music
was appreciated as evidenced by the
igorous applause
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