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The Daily Nebraskan
UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA OFFICIAL PUBLICATION
Published very day except S urday and Sunday during the col
lege year. Subscription, per seni'wter $1.25.
EDITORIAL STAFF
Carolyn Reed - ..Editor
Lc Roes Hammond Managing Editor
SAdia Finch Associate Editor
Story Harding - - News Editor
Leonard Cowley.- New8 Editor
Dorothy Barkley Society Editor
-lov,l Clark Sports Editor
REPORTORIAL STAFF
Jack Austin
Lois Kartman
Eelle Par-man
Eleanor Hlnman
jessii' Watson
Lcona. d Hanimang
I.ee Yochum
Kldridge Lowe
BUSINESS STAFF
Carlofon Springer
PhvlMs Langslaff
John N'efT
Roy Wytnors
Fred Bosklng
Jeose Patty
Uuuineas Manager
..Assistant Rusiness Manager
Ct'-culatlon Manager
News Editor
STORY HARDING
For T's Issue
HIGH SCHOOL FRATERNITIES.
Tin- ac'ioii lii! . -I'i:Hei nity Council n the hi-h choi;l S':a
;.:r,;: q;ie.-! inn i.- a s! cenmciidable one. The '..unr:l 111 "'u!h
only follow inn up i;s ruling passed in 1!1T and c.mc.-rn.n;; whirl,
sn::e liouh' ha.- ht"lv ari.-m thai ih.y micht not .(dually ! -ni :-- .
r,,:,... Hi, i'n'..- .-!at...l iha: lu-Jinnm-: will) j . : . t. i . 1!Oi. no
h :aU school ;!: ,!. n would 1m- pled-cd to I'mveis.'y liai'Tiu
li, .- This nine liinii was si l in order to nit- ihe hi-h school m-n
U:i: years in wind up ilicir memo-! ships. So criticism had been
heard i hat ih were not properly impressed wiih the s.-i iou.-nc-s o!
i! v.r.il ecns.-Mti. itly i-'r.orc.l ihe nilc. Hut they were iven a perfect ly
'air chalice h 'ho lot'.: years lee-way and had no n ason lo .-uppn.-e
ihal the hi'i.- would nol be onloiced.
These iKii -diool Iratel nil ies. by their actions and school spin!.
h:, , cans. (1 much trouble over the state and have auaravated tlie
entire liatcrnity situation, it is generally fell that these organization.-
have not helped school s pii it . haw not tried to co-operate with
tin- school authorities and liae aided in creating a rather bolshevistic
attitude among high school students. Moreover, the Tniversily men
generally aiiiee thai members of such oi ganizat ions do not develop
into the b. st kind ot matt-rial for ilu-ir fraternities. From the great
opposition shown to these fraternities all over the state, it is evident
that something mu.-t be fundamentally wrong with their existence.
The fact thai in existing, they are violating a state law brings up the
question as to whether the younger gen ration have the right attitude
an! knowledge and towards Hie obligations ami demands of true
citizenship. When high school students openly work against laws
ot the state, it is time to show Them a new perspective of the loyalty
which they owe to their state and nation.
There is at present even the possibility that such strenuous
imthods will be taken as to have passed the ruling that any I'niver
sity violating this Council rule will lose, its charter at Nebraska. It
is certainly to be Imped that every means will be taken to enforce
the ruling next year and in the future, anil that the whole fraternity
situation will rapidly improve.
lltginning on the approaching Memorial day a small American
Has will be kept on the grave of every American soldier in France.
WHERE'S YOUR SUBSCRIPTION.
Today and tomorrow are 10 be the two banner dan of the
Memorial Iirive your chance to subscribe if you have not yet done
so. The Memorial Iirive is really on. with a will and a purpose ana
every true Nebraskan desires to see it go through right- The slate
is responding to the call and pushing up the financial thermometer.
It is now lime lor the 1'niversity students to show that same spirit.
The campus drive must be a success before we can ask outsiders lo
help us build the gymnasium.
Nebraska is not alone in her idea of a memorial for the soldier
dead. At the University of California, f 1.500.000 was raised in San
Francisco alone before any attempts were made to solicit from the
rest of the state. Wisconsin. Michigan, Minnesota. Kansas and Wash
ington are conducting similar campaigns with fine success. Nebraska
must not fall below the mark. Husker spirit and cooperation are as
great as anywhere in the country, but it has not yet been fully
aroused. Only 600 students have thus far subscribed and although
the average is high, it will not carry the drive over the top yet.
Think it over seriously. We all owe much to our Nebraska Uni
versity and many are glad to make a sacrifice for the gymnasium.
Three hundred committee men will be out after subscriptions. But if
one does not ask you for yours, take H to the Student Activities office.
"Don't -wait to be asked beat them to it!
UNI NOTICES
Notice
The president and treasurer of the
following organizations are asked to
please call at the Student Activities
cUlee, and approve bills for payment:
Commercial Club
Falladian Literary Society
Dramatic Club
Pharmaceutical Society
Cadet Officers Association
Freshman Law Class
Pan-Hellenic Council.
University Art Club
Alpha Kappa l,fil
Mystic Fish
Silver Serpent
Classical Club
Vikings
P.hick Masque
Wayne Club
Senior Advisory Hoard
University Cadet ltan.l
Lutheran Club
Catholic Students Club
Notice
WiH the following people phase
call at the Siuden: Activities office:
Kuih llutton
A. C. S oa
Mike M. Miles
i Nell Jean llollz
Miln K. Heck
; Jam s ('. Wilson
j F. O. Yar.ier
i ;.-o!ge Mover
l.tliher Andrew.-
1 Art Club Election
The Art Club wiil hold election ol
othc.-is Widne-dav at liv o'clock in
Law cryone out .
I Senior Invitations
-i5'""i''-.
Sen'.of in . i : ; : i n- will be distri
buted fiom the ('(-liege Hook Store
Wednesday. Each student must call
, and check his nam- off the list. Mr.
Long has ordered a f w extra invita
tions which' he will sell to Seniors
who neglected to order, or desire
mote than they ordered.
Ivy Day Gowns
C.irls who still have their Ivy Pay
I cheese-cloth gowns may turn them in
Wednesday ai Woman's H ill.
j Silver Serpents
Silver Serpent will hold its annual
bampnt Friday. May 2S. in theCarden
I!iii,m of the Lincoin Hotel at aillo.
Those planning lo attend please notify
Olive Means, at P.fidy.l. before Thurs
day evening.
Green Goblins
(ire n Coblins will meet at the
Sigma u nous' ai :.;" p. in., inui.--(ay.
May 27.
De'ians
Husiness meeting Wednesday eve
ning. Election of officers for next
year. Every member should be pr .--ent
at 6:30 p. m.. in Social Science
101.
Education 20
The regular examination in Educa
tion 20 will be given 'n Thursday.
June 3, from 1:15 to 3:15 in T. C. 322.
Students who cannot take the exami
nation at that hour will be given their
examination Saturday. May 2'J. from
eight to ten a. m.. in Koom 3"1. T. '.
(Signed) LIUA 15. EAKHAHT.
Xi Delta banquet in the Garden
Room at I incoln otel. Wednesday.
May 26. All members invited. If you
are coming 'eport to Ethel Curry at
111 697.
Cidetc Attention
Dull will be conducted as usual this
week with the exception of Tuesday
when all classes will be dismissed.
Men who w:ll drill next year tie up
their equip -, nt in bunnies to aid in
re-issuing. Uniforms and equipment
to be turned in at regular drill hours.
Socio-Economic Club
The last meeting of the Socio
Economic Club will be held Wednes
day. May 26. in the Blue Room of the
city V. M. C. A. Prof. Senning will
explain the difference between the
cabinet system of government and
our own.
White Lo-Cuts
FOR SUMMER WEAR
Cool-Neat-Dainty-Dressy
Budd's line of Dressy White Low Shoes
is really a complete style show in itself.
lie it iii White ('-Divas White Keiiriisliin
White Nil- Cloth or White Kid. in Oxfords
Two KveiYt Ties Cnloiii.d or Plain INunps
Mal.c c( rt.iin that you visit P.inld's prior to
inir return homo.
42 to 9i
VICTOR BRAND SILK HOSIERY
Pure Silk Full Fashioned the
kind that REALLY wears
;.50 value, special
2.98
Anti-
Profiteer
BUDDfc
ROSEWILDE SCHOOL
of DANCING
Assembly Dances Wednesday and Saturdays
WITH
BECK'S SYNCOPATED SYMPHONY
Open for Uni Bookings Friday Nites
LEO J. BECK
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