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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
CONTEST NARROWS IN
FRAT BASEBALL SCHEDULE
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With ho little Interest that mont of
the gamoH of those who do not have
u chance for a top place are being
forfeited, the scheduled Inter fiatern
lty baseball Kiiriu-H arc being played
off until now hut a few games loinain
to bo played At the pioseiit time the
I) ' 'h are at the head of the first
(IIvIhIoii and the Phi Cams and l'lii
PhI's at the head of the second
The game between Hie two latter In
iioheduled Tor June 1. hut In all prob
ability It will be played off before that
time, alter which the inter dl mion
name will be plaed between the win
nor of that game and the I). U. team.
The ruling of the teams ho far Ih
ii h follows-
First Division.
Won Ujst I'd ( t
Delta UpHilon ." U 1000
Hutu Theta IM . I 1 S00
Delta Tan . . 1 2 .ti'-.J
Kappa Hlgma . . . U 'i 000
Alpha Tau Omega (J :'. 000
Alpha Thota Chi. . 0 V 000
Second Division.
Won IxiHt PorCt.
Phi (iumma Deltu l 1000
l'lii Kappa 1'hI . . :'. 0 1000
Sigma Alpha Kpsllon U 1 GGC
Slgmu Chi 1 1 .T.OO
Phi Delta Theta 2 i .400
Sigma Nu 0 li .000
Sigma Phi Kpsllon 0 li .000
There remains the following gamoB
to be played
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Sigma Alpha Kpsllon Beta Theta PI,
May 2H
Sigma l'hi Kpnllon Sigma Chi, May
l'hi Delta Theta- Sigma Nu, June 1
Phi lamina Delta Sigma Alpha Kp
hIIoii, June 1.
l'hi Camilla Delta l'hi Kappa Psi.
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FIND ARGUMENTS FALLACIOUS
(Continued from page 1)
majoiity It Ih one of the unavoidable
weaknesses in all human affairs
Klftli It will not Htimulnte hi hool
spiiit Hince It I'i'iiioM's the incentive
ol the management to cieate and do
elop Hchool Hpitit' The falsity of
tliiH Htatemeiit appearH on its own
lace School spirit (Ioch not come
fiom Incentive offered in the fonns of
liargahiH to the individual Like na
tional patrlotiHin, it comes from ,i
unity of IntoroHt in a common ciuiho
Die amount which the individual (lis
plays depends on the Interest which
each hiiH in tlie common enterprise
The .single ta tends to produce a
common IntoroHt and unitv in the
student body rather than sectionalism
which ia ho destructive to a whole
some school spirit This plan Is a
light agaiiiHt Hoctlonalism. a thing that
has had too great n hold on the No
braska student body
Sixth It encourages extravagance,
since economic management does not
become ho necessary " This seems to
assume that all men are dishonest
and will throw away money simply
because they have it It ignores the
fact that the books are to be open to
the inspection of the students and
that they are given an opportunity to
Tailors
and n Nifty Styles
know what becomes of their money
It Ih neither fair nor sound to assume
that the special committee of the fac
ulty will he dishonest .No pi oof can
lie touud in Hiippoit ot this conten
I ion
Seventh s in the past, meiitand
not compulsion should be the prime
l.ictoi in vanous 1 niversity aetivitioH
in engaging the Hiippoit of the stu-ilt-iit
This is a repetition of the
pi i son. il libeitv idea expressed in the
lust leason Most favoiahle to the
opposition, it is assumed th.it the
woiil in-1 it means benelit to the
whole 1 'niversity How is a met Hon
ous tiling to be done without tirst
'having the moiiev '' It surely would
not he I, in to make a few fuinish
monev to put out a paper to se-e
vv bethel these people would suppoit
it oi not They might latei decide,
.is has been done in the past, to read
it over anothei's should! Then how
is then to be oinpet it ion in any of
these lines when all aie a pait ot the
I niveisitv"' A single being cannot
compete against itself It this idea
ol ( uinpetition is to be countenanced,
the athletics and the Nebraskan
should be auctioned off to private en
tei prise so that theie can be competi
tion It all were in different private
hands there could he competition
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Kngraved dance programs done in
Lincoln Ocker Engralng company
Brow noil block
Receive Medical Degrees.
(Continued from pago 1.)
tlons in the plan aB seem doBlrablo
and to direct the details of its execu
tion
Upon Chancellor Avery's recom
mendation, Vere Culver was appoint
ed field worker in the Agricultural
Extension department, alHO the title
of Howard J (Jramlich was changed
from assistant in soil agronomy to
assistant superintendent of agricul
tural extension
Ivan D. Wood was appointed asHist
ant instructor in farm drainage and
rural architecture in the Department
of Agricultural Engineering R. I.
Moore was appointed instructor in
lorge work for the seven months'
term of the School of Agriculture, be
ginning November, 1!U2, and J. P
Burke was appointed instructor in
Cadets Preparing for Compet.
farm machinery and farm motors in
the same department, bis services be
ginning August I. 11U2
The Association of Komensky Cluba
presented a petition for permission to
erect upon the I'niversity campus a
statue of the Bohemian educator, Ko
mensky This matter is referred to a
committee coiiBiBting of Regent Hal
ler, Chancellor Avery and Professor
Barbour The committee was given
power to act
(Continued from pago 1.)
each company marches past the win
ning company at preBent arms.
In the eyening comes the annual
shirt tail parade up O street A visit
is made to all the theatres and places
or refreshment about town Free
treats and other sundry pleasures are
enjoyed at the expense of the Lln
colnltes. Y.V. C A.
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