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NEBRASKAN MAKES GOOD
W. A. Carriker, Jr., Meets Success in
Government Work In South
America.
Dean Wolcott of the medical col
logo is in receipt of a letter from
A Carriker, Ir a foimer Nebraska
student who has made good in South
America Mr (aniker mih a Btu
dent here from l.S't't to l'.iOIt special!
ing ill 7oolog and entomology, loav
ing college to go with Professor
Hnmor to Costa Rica
He did not return, but remained two
or three eais in ( osta Rica as a tol
lector for the t'nited States National
Museum the American Museum of
National Hlstoi of Now Yoik Clt
and the ( arnegie Museum of 1'ltts
buig Coming back to the states ho
was assistant curatoi of birds at the
latter institution, returning a few
yean later to South America as a col
lectoi, trawling through Vene.uela
and Columbia
While in the formei countrj Mr
Carriker visited regions hitherto not
visited by white men and made .1 spe
eial study of bird lore
Ho is now representing a incinna
Ti coffee concern in Columbia and in
tends to make a visit to Lincoln booh
In search of some young college stu
dents to go into business with him
PROFESSORS AS WRITERS.
Members of University Faculty Con
tribute to Publications.
Professors in the Timet sity of No
braska are becoming prominent as
writeis I'rol S H Gass has written
an article which will soon appear in
the Yalo Review, entitled "Without a
Straw A Rolloctive Narrative of a
College Kperienco ' Another article
by Professor (.Jass. entitled The Arts
College and the Democracy ' will ho
publibhed In tho Sow, moo Review
'1 he Gorman philosopliic.il period
ical, Englische Ktudien will shortly
publish an article by Dr Louise
Pound on "Instinctive Nasals in Kng
lish " Miss Pound will albo have an
article in Dialect Notes during the
year
Professor Aloxandei, who aided In
roMhing and criticizing tho now book,
"Grammar and Thinking," is publicly
acknowledged in its preface written
by tho author, A D Shoflleld
MAY QUEEN FOF IVY DAY
Senior Girls Add New Features to
Regular Program Louise Barr
to be Queen of the May.
lany-ne teatuios have boon added
to that part ot Ivy Day iihiially given
ovoi to tho sonioi girls
At a mass mooting, hold 'luesda, of
all tho girls of the class ol MM 2. it
was decided to have two now "stunts,'
a queen ot the May, and a dais chain
'Louise Ran wTas chosen as iueen of
the May j
Every senior girl is to take part In
tho carrying of the daisy chain Tho
coeds will be dressed in white, but
will wear the iegulation senior caps
Tho girls who will bo in tho May
Polo dance have alieady begun 10
hearsing They will be dressed in
caps and gowns The following seniors
have boon chosen for the dance
Marie lee, Alma Sullivan, Verna
Coleman, Grace Walkei June Uiown,
Verna Hyder. Cornelia Lindsa, Ruth
Haller, Hazel Teeter, Doiris Wood
Esther Warner, Merle Thomas, Al
wine Zumvvinkel, Grace Hurritt, Iou1bo
Barr and Claire McKlnnon
Athletic Board Filings.
In accordance with tho rules pro
iding that the names of the candi
dates for the athletic board Bhall bo
pubUshed daily for one week preced
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oftener they are made as
a result of good ones.
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tailored, perfect fitting
they're bound to please
the particular college man.
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MAQIE & DEE1YIER
lllg tile election the following list
submitted
Tho following students have hlod
with tho secietarv of tho athletic
board tho louirod statements and an
legal candidates loi student member
ship on the athletic b-mid toi the (()
logo j ear ot I'M J I'M"!
V ( Hock. -I l O Hanlik 1)
llaiinon A II lliltnoi W I McGou
an A Mav () Millet I A
Rodman C H I'liderwood
(Signed)
it G ('LAPP,
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Ivy Day May 22, 1912. Inter-class
field and track meet. Medals awarded
to ithe winners. Freshmen are especi
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May 1st ia the date when all sub
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Kllnker, a pupil of Mrs W. O Jones,
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