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The Dally Nebraskan
Troperty of
THE UNIVERSITY OF
Lincoln
NEBRASKA
J. C. BEARD
Editor-in-Chief
Managing Editor. OrvUU Chatt
FJrtst Associate Editor .XKr s ter
IJZZnA A.soclatc Editor.... Ethel Arnold
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Athletic Editor lvanOBeede
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FRIDAY. APRIL 9. 1315
The success of University Week
and the importance of its becoming
an established institution has caused
the management to issue this special
edition of the Nebraskan in its honor.
May it grow bigger and better every
year!
The financial statement of the
Junior Tlay reveals a startling fact
that for once the annual play has a
balance on the credit side. Occasion
ally a precedent is broken, but few
expected that any Junior class would
ever act contrary to the example of
their predecessors in failing to pre
sent a play without leaving a deficit
in the class treasury. This year, how
ever, the managers succeeded in pro
curing sufficient support from the
members of the class to assure the
financial success before it was defin
itely decided to produce the play. If
Junior classes in the future will follow
the example of the class of 1916 they
will be wiser and happier than those
who have gone before.
that every student was a star, that
every young man behaved like a gen
tleman, that every co-ed deported her
self like a lady, would be merely to
echo the praise that has come direct
ly from the towns visited. The sue-
cess or university wee muu.ni
that It should become a fixed tradi
tion. As such Jt would be an oppor
tunity for the state to see the best
that is in us, so to speak, and an in
centive to the University to show not
a superior, but a constantly growing
and Improving product.
S. AVERY.
The management of University
Week is totally unable to fully ex
press its thanks to the two hundred
or so University peopie wno uie
helped in this year's program as per
formers, business managers of troupes,
trainers or helpers on the thousand
and one details that have kept so
manv busy. It is tne oesi kihu vi
Nebraska spirit that has led them to
sacrifice personal convenience and
rnmfnrt for "the eood of the cause."
The Week has been a success and to be
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these loyal Nebraskans belongs most
of the credit. 11. S. HEWITT.
Senior Manager.
t,.u hank vou reole. It has been
a privilege to have you here."
There Is no doubt but that the
proposition will be enthusiastically
taken up by the towns of the btate
next year and a much more extensive
tour arranged. C B. CORNELL.
I feel that a great work has been
accomplished by the University Week
Association. The school has been
well advertised; the students who
were fortunate enough to make the
trip, not only enjoyed a fine outing,
but It did them good to find out what
ronllv excellent families there are out
in the state. From the standpoint of
the people who were reached, they
were all gratified to discover that
their Institution is really developing
such Ideal young people.
As to the towns themselves, too
much cannot be said concerning the
benefits that they apparently received.
As "towns" they were well advertised;
as "communities" their hospitality
was develoDed to a much higher de
gree than they ever supposed it could
The high schools are to be com
mended for their excellent co-operation,
and I feel safe in saying that
many a student, whose future plans
were somewhat vague, definitely de
cided to come down here to the State
University after the finish of Mh
school.
The plan is a good one, and should
from Home as .e , permanent. D. T. LANE,
The old attitude toward the iDe rad ... .
UNI. NOTICES
As I understand the purpose of the
University Week, the whole is not
intended to merely entertain and
amuse. The Dramatic Club has tried
to live up to the ideal in choosing
"The Man from Home" as the play to
produce
play is passing. Feople are beginning
to realize that the legitimate drama.
is a great power for good and that the
art of preaching morai3 umoui;
"causing pain" is most easily accom-j
nlished through that medium. The!
disagreeable sex problem play would I
Ticvor An far a University Week en-
tertainment, but the American heiress I To All Cadets:
who feels called upon to buy a Eu-j The attention of all cadets is cawea
ropean title needs the moral of a play to tne revised aennquencj ui
like "The Man from Home." I on the bulletin board at the entrance
CLOYD L. STEWART, -to the locker room. It will be noted
that a penalty of four hours extra drill
ti c c.r the trio lust com- will be assigned for rauure to report
. . .V . v o-roti. at rielinntienev drill as posted: also
pieted nas, oi course. un icij fc. -
Notice
Office of the Adjutant,
April 6, 1915.
OUR VISITORS
Nebraska is fortunate in having the
meeting of the -Western Intercollegi
ate Gymnastic Association held here.
This is perhaps the only opportunity
we have of entertaining representa
tives of all the large universities in
the middle west, and we should not
fail to make the most of it. The tend
ency of the student body is to under
estimate the importance of gymnastic
ability. These men spend as much
time and effort as do the men in foot
ball, but of course there is no oppor
tunity to make a spectacular sixty
yard run and consequently no heroes
are produced. But the achievements
of these men are as worthy of notice
as in any other line of sports. Noth
ing short of a crowded Armory' to
morrow night will do justice to this
event
A Few Ideas
University Week seems to have
been thoroughly enjoyed and appreci
ated by the people of the state. The
reports which have reached me con
tain nothing but unstinted praise for
the students, their performances and
their conduct. For me to say that
University Week was a glorious week,
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fvine to the association. The willing-
-
ness of the tarious organizations and j
individuals participating in the pro
grams to give their time and talent
without remuneration of any sort has
made the work much easier than
might have been the case, and too
much can not be said in appreciation
of their co-operation. We feel that
this first attempt justifies the predic
tion that the University Week Asso
ciation has a future that will make
our present efforts seem small in con
trast. The response from the people
of the state has been so encouraging
that the attitude of the student body
in support of the Home Week is the
thing of greatest interest to the man
agement at present.
R. F. CLARK,
President University Week Ass'n.
"University Week" has come and
gone at Osceola. As an advertise
ment of our University, the W eek was
highly successful. The various Lnl-.-ctr
aMivitipR renresented the
school admirably. Osceola saw a side
of University life she knew little of.
To say that her citizens were pleased
is but empty words. The people of
Osceola feel that they have been su-
nerblv entertained. Above and be
yond the entertainment. Osceola peo
ple feel that they have been nigciy
honored by th students who were
guests. H. R. CAMPBELL.
It is the opinion of the writer that
the University Week has done more
eenuine jrood for the University than
any other single advertising campaign.
To one who was actually on the line
of action It was gratifying to receive
the expressions of appreciation and
rood will from citizens of the various
communities. In thanking our various
hosts and hostesses for our entertain
ment we were universally met with
the remark. "Eut we are the ones who
that a penalty of one hour extra drill
is assigned for failure to explain ab
sences within the specified time.
By order of the Commandant.
W. C. CHAPIN, Adjutant,
Captain and Adjutant
Notice
All men Interesting In track will
meet Tuesday, April 13, at 11 o'clock
in Law 101. Thia includes Freshmen.
Tegner Society
The Tegner Society wil hold its an
nual banquet Friday. April 9th, at 6:30
p. m., in the Lincoln Hotel. Price.
$1.00.
Komensky Club
Komensky Club will hold a meeting
Saturday. April 10, at Union Hall.
Temple. PRESIDENT.
Palladian Society
The Palladian Society meets Fri
day evening at 8:15. A very interest
ing program Las been prepared.
Everyone welcome.
Notice
Owing to a lecture engagement. Dr.
r,ru mtii ho ii Tin hi a to meet her
co " v.
classes on Monday, April 12.
Notice
Trofessor Dana will play over parts
of the Seventh Symphony in Art Hall
tomorrow afternoon at 5:00 o clock.
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Pennants, Pillow Tops, Leather
Goods and Jewelry
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FACING THE CAMPUS.
U T. Skinner returned yesterday
from a three weeka trip out in the
state organizing county units of Ne
braska Boys' and Girls' Clubs in Agri-
stnitirra and TVvmestlc Snienre. Mr.
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Skinner is an assistant in the Africul
tural Extension Service and has been
devoting his time since the Urst of
the year to this organization work.
He is also an agent of the U. S. De
partment of Agriculture.
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