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The Dally Nebraskan
Troperty of
THE UNIVERSITY OP NEBRASKA
Lincoln
J. C. BEARD
Edltor-ln-Chlef
Managing Editor Orvll Chatt
First Aesoclate Editor Dor s Slater
Second Associate Editor.... Ethel Arnold
REPORTORIAL STAFF
C. E. Paul Marguerite Kauftman
Everett J. Althous Lucue Lyua
Camilla Levda Ruth Sheldon
Hyron Rohrbauffh A. J. vrt
"harlea Helser Effle M. Noll
Phil Warner
SPECIAL. FEATURES
Society Editor Dorothy Ellsworth
Business Manager Russell F. Clark
Asst. Business Manager.... U. S. Harkson
Subscription price 12.00 per year,
payable in advance.
Single copies, "B cents each.
Entered at the postofflce at Lincoln.
Nebraska, as second-class mail matter,
under the Act of Congress of March I.
1879.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17, 1915
ALL GONE
The expected happened. Two hours
after the seat 6ale for University
Night began yesterday the supply had
been exhausted and that, after the
authorized statement in Monday's Ne
braskan that the seat 6ale would be
at 11:00 Tuesday, when in fact it be
gan at 12:30 an hour when a large
number of students had left the cam
ps for the day.
In fpite of the repeated suggestions
of the Nebraskan concerning a matinee
performance jthe committee has not
considered the proposition. The Oliver
can be secured for Saturday afternoon
for $50. The lower floor seats six
hundred people. This number at the
regular price would net more than
enough to pay expenses. Now why
shouldn't this annual event be broad
ened so that all students might have
a chance to go. There are many peo
ple in this school who can't afford to
attend dances; who can't afford to go
to expensive shows; who can't afford
to pay fifty cents, or a dollar, or three
dollars to attend some entertainment
or social function. Now when there
is a representative school affair that
is within their financial reach they
can't attend because they were unable
to be at a certain place at a certain
hour.
There Is still time enough to arrange
for a matinee Saturday. It is to be
hoped that the committee will get be
hind this proposition and give all a
chance to attend the University Night
performance.
wee small hours of Saturday and
be so exhausted on Sunday morn
ing that church is the last thing
In his thoughts."
The Nebraskan appreciate the fact
there are always two sides to every
Question. It Invites the attention of Its
readers to this article and would like
to hear their own opinions on this
subject. Kindly limit your remarks to
one hundred words. All contributions
must be signed but the name may be
withheld from print if so desirel.
THE FORUM
WHAT THINK YOU?
- The following from the Lincoln Daily
News for Monday evening, March 15th,
is timely, in that it has to do with a
subject that is at the present time
per plexing not only the University
officials, but also the student body as
a whole:
"In the course of his remarks
last Sunday morning. Rev. CharlAs
R. Tyner of SL Luke's church said
that if the restrictions were taken
off the social activities of the Uni
versity there would be no need for
a Robins' campaign or any other
spiritual revival. At present the
student can only indulge in social
festivities on Friday and Satur
day night, and naturally makes the
most of it, with the result that
when Sunday morning comes he
is too tired to attend church and
if he does he is not in that frame
of mind in -which he can derive
the most benefit from the service
and naturally his spiritual life is
weakened.
"Why not, he asked, take the
crutches away from the student,
throw him upon his own reeponsi
' bllitj and hold him accountable
at the examinations? Why not
encourage the student to attend
church? Make conditions so that
' he will not have to be out till the
THE FORUM
Editor Dally Nebraskan.
The University of Nebraska bas pro
tected its students from the hold-up
prices of downtown restaurants and
cafes by starting the Unl Cafeteria.
Why not break up the laundry trust
by putting a laundry plant into the
plans for a greater university?' When
all the town laundries unite "In re
straint of trade" and hold up the
poor college boy for twenty cents
every time he has his best "Sunday-go-to-meeting"
6hlrt laundered, it Is
about time for the University to step
In and call a halt. If "Cleanliness is
next to Godliness." it would be not in
the least improper for the school
authorities to make real cleanliness a
financial possibility.
A STUDENT.
A Criticism Answered
The Forum article in The Daily Ne
braskan yesterday was an unjust criti
cism of the great work accomplished
by the Robins meetings last week.
It seems almost incredible that a per
son at all familiar with the purpose of
the recent campaign could so unjust
ly find fault and should so misrepre
sent the facts.
Every minister of the gospel from
the time of Christ to the present day
has been what the writer of the article
scorned as a "professional soul-Baver."
Any man who devotes his life to the
spreading of Christianity must be con
sidered that, because that is his life
work, his profession. I differ from
Mr. Hixenbaugh because I hope that
the "professional soul-savers" will not
"have to seek other employment" The
world needs them today as much as
ever before, and, may I say, Nebraska
University has not yet reached that
so-called advanced state of civilization
when It can well do without them.
As to the result accomplished by
this campaign, Mr. Hixenbaugh is en
tirely at sea. The campaign was not
an "indifferent success." It was a
great success. Last Sunday seven hun
dred men listened to every word from
the lips of Mr. Robins, that leader of
men, who spoke ihe great truths con
cerning God and man. That is how the
campaign was an "indifferent success."
Among those who were there, the con
sensus of opinion was that it was a
good influence, perhaps Mr. Hixen
baugh was not there. In fact the trend
of his article would lead one to be
lieve that he had failed to attend any
of the meetings and was speaking en
tirely from a belief previously formed.
And when Mr. Hixenbaugh applied
the epithet "vulgar" to Mr. Sunday he
again judged unjustly. Is it not strange
that the legislature of the state of
New Jersey last week invited Mr. Sun
day to address its body so that they
might hear bis "vulgarisms"? Is it
not strange that five thousand civilized
people tried to crowd into the building
after its seating capacity was ex
hausted In order to hear his "vulgar"
remarks?
In conclusion, as a student of this
institution, I sincerely hope another
campaign is held next year similar to
this one and that the results will be as
great
ORYILLE CHATT.
UNI. NOTICES
All men who were out for the Jkinior
football team report at Townsends to
day noon to have, the Cornhusker pic
ture taken.
DAVID II. BOWMAN.
The D. 0. V. will meet at 8 o'clock
Thursday evening, March 18, at 3:30
North 13th street. 16"3t
Printing and engraving at Boyd's,
125 No. 12th.
Tegner
On account of Important business to
be transacted, It is necessary to call a
sneclal meeting for 6.45 to 7:20, Thurs
day evening, March 18, in IT. 112.
Rom imnortant matters will come be
fore the club, and it Is desired that all
the members be present Please come
on time so the business can be completed.
Engineer Attention!
n irncrinrin? Society meets Wed-
noutav at 7:30 In M. E. 206. A good
speaker, a good subject, and good pic
tures will be furnished. Wanted a
good attendance.
The legal fraternity of Phi J5elta
Phi will meet Thursday night at the
Beta Theta Pi house. An important
business meeting is scheduled and
members are urged to be present at
8:00 o'clock.
Remember March 19th.
. CALENDAR
Remember March 19th.
Friday, March 19
Alpha XI Delta Formal. Lincoln.
Junior Play. Oliver.
Beta Theta Pi House Dance.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Freshman J
House Dance.
Saturday, March 20
Chi Omeg Banquet
Kappa Alpha Theta Banquet. Lin
coin.
Delta Gamma Formal. Rosewilde.
Kappa Kappa Gamma Formal. Lin
coin.
Alpha Xi Delta Banquet. Lincoln-
University Nighfr. Oliver.
University Gym Exhibit, Afternoon
Armory.
Thursday, March 18
Medic Lecture.
Convocation.
Friday, March 19
Junior Play.
Saturday, March 20
University Night
Delta Gamma Rosewilde.
Kappa Kappa Gamma Lincoln.
Kappa Kappa Theta Banquet
Alpha XI Delta Banquet.
Friday, March 26
Iron Sphynx Lincoln.
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FOR SUMMER SESSION
Dean Fordyce to Give Course in "Sup
ervision and Educational Measure
ments" at Kansas University
Dean Fordyce will give his course in
"Supervision and Educational Measure
ments" at the University of Kansas in
the second term of Summer School,
after the summer session here has
closed.
The University of Kansas is work
ing toward the plan of giving a full
quarter's work In the summer as Is
done In Chicago and several other
institutions. Their first term covers
the same period as that In the Sum
mer School here, this is followed by a
second term given in the month of
August
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LETTER FROM MOTHER:
Son. I wish you would send me some
more of those pretty Post Cards of the
University.
Son Let's see, Oh yes, those kind two
for a nickel, down at the
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