THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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The Daily Nebraskan
PROPERTY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NEBRA8KA.
Office Administration Building. Lincoln, Nebraeska
Telephones:
I)n) -Office H1888 Kdltor --P.-1518 Managing Editor B 3844
Night Olllce 11 1204 HuhIiiohk Manager B-1821.
Editorial Staff:
Editor-in-Chief Managing Editor
C. L. REIN, KENNETH M. 8NYDER
Associate Editors
J. L. CUTRIQHT, ELIZABETH MA80N C. NEIL BROWN
Cartoonist David Meeker. Photographer Fred MacDonald
Scribes:
A R O'Hanlon Fred II Wells
II. V. Lyman Howard It Illttinger
Homer PbllllpR I K. Frost
Clarenco Spelr H L CviRhlng
Robert DavlH Louis Horne
Society Reporters:
(Malic Hardin Winifred Seeger
Ilortense Kauffman
Business Staff:
Manager- (' (' IJuchanan Assistant Manager.! L Driscoll
SubHcriptlon "$2 00 peV veai In advance 5 cents per copy
Entered at the postofHee" at "Lincoln, Nebraska, as second class matter
under act of Congiess March :i. 1ST!)
Russell Philip
T Ralph Wood
7'aul I, Martin
V M Kadleck
Ethol Arnold
Ruth Squires
FRIDAY, MARL II 11. VUA
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SATURDAY, MARCH 22
Delta I'psilon. toimal paity.
the did loi season luket the
(ould b,ie Known that the piopei
lnisiiii s ,i to do would be to add
what tlu nei (led to the iil( e ot the
m'.imim Ik kits To hold men up at
t In (lool lii IIIOI e I ban the ,lgl i ed
pi K ' is in oin iiidgnn lit i iitin-h
I oo wide a dipailuie lioiu oidm.iiv
biisiui ss integi it
Iti i I s, sin h an aihitiaiv violation
nl a (onti.ict with the students puts
a danipei on spmt nd ot all thing"
athleius appeal to need enthusiasm
the most Hut we submit that the
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When you see how one of these
Clothcraft Suits will fit you, and how
well it will wear and retain its shape
and dressiness, you'll wonder why you
have not tried these all-wool, guaran
teed to give satisfaction clothes before.
Come and see this BLUE SERGE
SPECIAL. You will like it and it
will save you money.
SPEIER&SIMON
- student who has bought a season
The Nebrahkan welcomes its iluet ticket to an athletu event, and is then
bundled and tltt guests attending ' intoi tiled at the dooi that be must
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the high school basketball tourn.i
inent It leels that the high school
in a larger sense is a part ol the I'm
verslty, that the University onlv
finishes the work of education that is
really begun in the numerous and ef
flcient high schools of the state We
rejoice that we have the opportunity
of entertaining prospective university
students, and hope that In looking
our Institution over they will go away
satisfied that the best place on earth
to complete their education is light
here In the 1'nheisitv of Xebiaska
THE SLAUGHTER OF UNIVERSITY
All who attended the Kansas . N't
pav I w o oi thiee times the alue of
his tnket to the eent, has not the
ei best ol teeling toward the ac
ti Kit s ol his school
We ei just 1 j and rightfully sup
pose that the Univeisity cares more
to subsist on his finances than it
does lor his enthusiasm The result
is that a poor student ceases to pa
tronie the games, and fruitless effort
is spent trving to arouse a splilt for
which no inc can know In advance
how much he will have to pay. FOR
THE SAKE OF COMMERCIAL
FAIRNESS AND UNIVERSITY
SPIRIT. PUHLIC SENTIMENT
SHOl LD CONDEMN THIS VIOLA
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biaska basketball game sa that then , Th ). OF CONTRACT
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siimelll llCKeis it) an aiiiieuc eveius
would not admit them to the game
The s,i that no one could get into
the game unit ss be paid ad oi 7"
cents loi admission This is not too
much to pa lot so impoitant a has
ketball game And we can conceive
that Kansas piobabl.v needed the
inonej
Hut the managers ot the game must
have known that thev weie violating
(heir (onti.Kt with the puichaseia
PHI BETA KAPPA.
"lesteidav at convocation were an
uouik cd the names ot thirtj six stu
dents who obtained Phi Beta Kappa
bonois This is a distinction tho ir
cipiei.ts undoubtedly deserve. We
know most ot them peisonally, and
we (an sa that in the case of all
we know the honor has fallen to those
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