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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (March 28, 1913)
mflMBOTawuMiiiM mwii -'"-it ftntnimrm"rrfrvr r" zsBsmssKssmmsmMZZJ fciinwii 1 aJHwHn4iin T II 10 DAILY N E H K A S K A N ., jl. if M THE DAILY NEBRASKAN PROPERTY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA. Office Administration Building. Lincoln, Nebrasska Telephones. D;i Office- DISSS Kditor Blr,lX MnnagiiiR Editor II3SI4 NiKlH OHiee IMIiOt Busiin s-. Manage i B1S21 Editorial Staff-Fditor-in-Chief Managing Editor C. L. REIN. KENNETH M. SNYDER Associate Editors J. L. OUTRIGHT, ELIZABETH MASON C. NEIL BROWN Cartoonist David Meeker. Photographer Fred MacDonald Scribes'. A It O'Hnnlon Fred II Wells It F Lyman Houaid It Hit 1 inr i Homer Phillips I K Frost Clnrerujo Spelr H L Cushinp; Robert Davis Louis Home Society Reporters. Claire Hardin Winifred See-;;, i Ilortense Kauffninn Business Staff. ManaRer (' ' Buchanan Assistant Manager J L Diiseoll Cii eul.it ion Manage! T Kile Koefer Subscription $li nn pe-i em in advance ." cents per ( op JSnLenid ii t tin nostolHee at Lincoln - lia-.ka, as second class niattir under aet of fondles MIimIi 17 TTT) - - -- - 1'KIDAY. MAKUi X. 1M..1 Hesell Philip I Ralph Wood Paul L Martin !' M KadleeK Kthel Arnold Ruth Squires THE SENIOR PLAY. The action of the se-nioi plaj coin mittee In selecting as the .senior dra matic entertainment Ibsen's "Pillais oi Society," very piopeilj ( ommends itself to people who aie more or less actively engaged in piovidinR us with duration throiiRh the dtaina Their (oinments, published at lenRth in es (erday'H issue oi the NehiasUan ;ie needed suppoi I and i nc mil .iRement to a battle we- h.i . ,il,i . w:ii ! loi RieatiM si i ic u--iii . 1 1 1 r I vdhiieiv in all student activities 1'ln h.n.n teristie thing about a plav liUe lb en h is the fact that n (oniains some thouRht It is not the meie shallow motion plctuie lomanee such as might arouse the spuits ot peisons worn out by physical exeition Neithei is it a few flights ot more or less doubt tul humor, nor a scattered heap ot disjointed emotions that any able bodied man with a good digestion can leel and appreciate. It contains a potent kernel of genuine reality, the stuff wo came to the University to get and it is surrounded vi i. enough beauty to make it interesting. The play is only one of a great number of equally satisfactory dramas possessing leal literary merit The prime virtue ot such plays consists in the fact that thej do make you think. We hope that the selection by the junior class ot an historical drama and the selection b the senior class ot a thoughtiul diama will es tablish a precedent for a giealei love of the truth even in a toi m ot en tertainment that is ve-i.v laigelv urn tation It we must conduct an agitation in oider to get rid ot it-cognized Uni veisity evils, and it the agitation re quires the publication of certain in criminating iacts, does it ically make anv difference what our motive is in publishing those tacts? Is it not true that in a vei v lew more weeks we u ill I i out ol school ,iiid bevoud anv o:u s niteiist in our motives, while lilies the evils as sue h are giappled witli as thev aie exposed, they will ontiiiiie as long as the I'niversitv c out nines'' should not those who be lievi that people conduct needed agi latum tiom had motives ,isk them selvis whithei thev would he willing ! conduct ill" same agitation at the i isK ot ha v iiir tin ii mot iv es im pugm d ' It aiivone would like to Know ju-t i a iUistion ot fact foi personal in toiin.itiou what out motives vveie when we (ought the manage mi nt ot Jie Nchiaska Cotillion, thev can find out bv applving to us Oui point is that (Mil motives have nothing to do vith the need for getting moie leal value out ot the money Dad sends us to spi nd foi an education llai;eiisic k's Oichestia. Auto B 2'J'M) Th-odoie Phillips is visiting fi iends it ill c ac la hou.se CLASSIFIED COLUMN LOST Small gold watch, monogiam L H P on bac k Reward LOST A small silver mesh purso in U hall Wednesday morning. Find er please return to this o ce. 3-27-1 t FOR ItK.NT -To Maternity or sorority' .i huge model n house. Inquire 1437 Q 3 28tf, LOsT Tuesday, a pair of long white kid gloves in package Return t() Rag office. 3-28 tf Freshmen as well as older students will receive a hearty welcome, couite ous treatment, and the best of service idt Green's Barber Shop and Bathhouse 20 N. 11th St. Adv. HICKING BOOTS $5.95 English Walking Boots for the Co-Eds Full Lace, Low Heel, It's a $6.00 Shoe 1415 O STREET BUDD UP STAIRS Spring Shirt Sale Each is 69c 900 Fancy Negligees-with Separate Collar( and Double Cuffs They are Beige, Suazette and Per calle and are with pin stripes and wide stripes, of many colors. These are Pretty Shirts and the Values are Good Rudge & Guenzel Co. Spring Line Of Oxfords and Pumps Now Ready Orri-z? s?l?) naim "SPA" I Try the Y. M. C. A. Lunch Room I Cafeteria Plan I City Y. M. C. A. 13tb and P I HA VE The Evans DO YOUR WASHING