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UNI NOTICES
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THE STAFF OF THE SCHOOL.
As this issue of the Daily Ne
braskan goes to press, the staff for
tin' first semester completes Its work.
The next number will be put out by
the new staff. It has been the aim
of this semsetr'ewyyyy d shall sh
of this semester's staff to give the
school the best possible service. The
endeavor has been to make the
editorial columns stand for progress.
to ' make them uphold scholarship,
encourage the various school activi
ties that are recognized as worth
while and make students ihink. The
object of the news columns has been
to keep students in touch with Uni
versity life, to serve as a medinm
between organizations and individuals
and to give prominence to those ac
tivities that merit encourasenient.
The circulation department has
spared no effort to give the sub
scribers efficient service.
The school as a whole has given us
splendid cooperation, and we appre
ciate this. It is only by co-oiioratiou
that the Daily Nebraskan can serve
the school efficiently. Looking back
oer the semester we can see where
there is opportunity for improvement
both on the part of the staff and on
the part of Hie school. The staff
might improve the paper by publish
ing news of a larger scope. The
school can contribute more to the
success of the Daily Nebraskan
through a larger subscription list.
The staff wishes success to the
school and success 'to the Daily Ne
braskan next semester.
CORNHUSKER PICTURE CALENDAR
FRIDAY, JANUARY 21.
Orchestra picture, 12:00 p. m.,
Art Gallery.
Union drls picture, 12: i5 p.
m., Townsend'a studio.
SATURDAY, JANUARY 22.
Wayne Club picture, 1 p. m.,
Tawncend's studio.
Lutheran Club picture, 10 a.
r., Townsend's ctudio.
Kappa Phi picture, 12:00 p.
m., Townsend's ctudio.
Blty Calendar will not be Included In
University notices In the 'future.
Lack of space makes this provision
necessary.
Art -Club Members.
Sign your name today on design
you wish m'ado up into pin. Designs
are posted on bulletin board In gal
lery. Votes will be taken In this way.
Union.
Cornhusker pictures will be taken
at Townsend's. Girls at 12:15 Friday.
I3oys at 12:15 Monday.
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Woync Club meet at Townsend's
nt 1 P. m. Saturday to have group
picture taken for Cornhusker.
U. S. Civil Service Examinations for
Feb. and April.
(Among the Many.)
Translator, Surgeon General's office,
war.
rhotographer, Asst. Photographer,
Forest Service.
Asst. Economist In Marketing, Jr. Asst.
Laboratory Aid In Soil Bacteriology.
Specialist in Tropical Agronomy.
Investigator In Marketing Fruits and
Vegetables.
Asst. Observer, Weather Bureau,
Asst. in Boys' and Girls' Club Work,
Agrlc.
Expert In Commerce and Finance
Dept. of Com.
Statistician, Board of Engrs., Rivera
and 'Harbor.
Mechanical trades and miscellaneous
other positions.
Any one desiring Information con
cerning above examinations, call at
Civil Service window, City Post office.
A. A. REED, Director,
Bureau of Professional Service.
Union.
Closed meeting Saturday evening.
FRIDAY
Art Club picture, 12:15 P. Art
Gallery.
Delian picture, 12:15 P. M., Town
send's Studio.
SATURDAY
Menorah Society picture, 11:00 P.
M.. Townsend's Studio.
MONDAY
Green Goblin picture, 12:15 P. M., j
Townsend's Studio. i
FRIDAY I
Mathematics Club picture, 12:00 P. '
M., Townsend s btuoio.
THURSDAY
....Iron Sphinx picture 12:30 P. M.,
Townsend's Studio.
FRIDAY
All-University Party Entertainment 1 1
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Committee meeting, 5:00 P. M.,
Ellen-Smith Hall.
The Home Economic Club Corn
husker picture will be taken Satur
day at 12:30 at the Hauck Studio. Be
sure to be on time.
I Delian. '
Delian will hold Initiation Saturday
1 evening. All Delians meet In S. S.
i 101 at 6:45.
Komesky Club.
Meeting Saturdaay evening, S:00
o'clock in Faculty Hall.
WRESTLING MATCH.
Saturday night will be the first
opportunity to see the " Nebraska
wrestlers in action. Tast year the
Cotnhusker mat men brought honor
to the school by winning several
dual meets. This year's schedule is
one of the hea' it si ever undertaken
by i he University. The Varsity team
not only will feature in a number of
meets with Missouri Valley schools
but will also take part in thp West
ern Inte-collesriate "meet which will
be held at the University of Indiana
in March. In this meet Nebraska
will meet the largest schools in the
country. The squad will have its
first test when it meets the local
V. M. C. A. team Saturday. United
student support Is needed to keep
Nebraska on the wrestling map.
LOST Silver pencil with initials "E.
A. M." Finder please return to
Student Activities office.
WANTED TO SELL Set of drawing
instruments. Call B-217". 7:00 p. m.
UNIVERSITY MEN
Save this Date.
FRIDAY NOON
February 4.
Watch Daily Nebraskan
for further particulars.
TAKEN Two books on France,
bound pamphlets and a notebook
from ledge on 12th St. side of
University. Return or notify Unl.
of Nebraska Museum office. ' . .
Teachers' Certificates.
During registration wek. all candf
dates for teachers' certificates should
consult the Registration Board of the
Teachers College to see if they are
meeting With the requirements for
certificates.
HONOR IN EXAMINATIONS.
During the next week the honor o'
the students will he on trial. Final
examinations are a serious matter
and in proportion to their seriou
is the temptation to cheat. Authori
ties are stressing the importance of
fcf.ru-s'y mere this year than ever be
fore. Great precaution is beinr
taken to remove temptation from
students. If anyaie rautrht cheating,
they will suffer serious consequences.
The spirit opposed to chfa'ing pre
vail among the students as well a
the memlfis of the faculty. The
fart that the honor spirit plan was
voted down last year does not indi
cate that ihe student body is In favor
of cheating; it merely indicates that
they thought the plan impractical.
Th conversation of students shows
that rheating is constantly growing
In disfavrr. Not only is it against
the rules to cheat, but it is not the
style. ,
The Orchestra picture for the Corn
husker will be taken Friday at12:00
o'clock. Art Gallery, Library Hall.
Everybody should be there promptly.
Attention, Menorah Members.
All Menorah Members who want to
be in the group picture to be taken for
the Cornliiisker be sure to be at Town
send's Studio Saturday morning, Jan.
22, at 11:00 o'clock sharp. Come
promptly, because we cannot wait.
If you can play any kind of a musi
cal instrument, register for Orchestra
and come to tbe first rehearsal.
Green Goblins.
We are again elected. Every Green
Gob out Friday night to usher at the
basketball game. State Coliseum 7:0C
sharp.
C. E. V.eTieon, A. B., '11. A. M., '12,
is spending the year in ( Columbia
University dointr graduate work.
John Arthur Fenlon. '07, is teacu
ing at Colome, South Dakota.
Civil Engineers.
Mr. R. E. Watkins, representative of !
'the Portland Cement Association will!
'talk on the "Uses -of Portland Ce-j
menf 'in room 102, M. A. Hall at 5 i
ip. m.. Friday, January zi. aji u.
jE.'s are required to attend. All engi
neer's invited. This talk will be 11-
lustrated. .
Unl Notice.
Meetings scheduled in the Univer-
Tvhiil'J in
our ciitiiv stwk
of fine suit
and orirr'itil
for inni
and iioninj men
, j
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Kirschbaurn Clothes
Price
It is difficult, we know, to believe that
clothing prices can be cut in half, honestly
and genuinely! But we are doing it; even
tho it takes us a long, long way below the
actual wholesale cost.
Frankly, our object is clearance deci
sive and immediate-of all clothing stock
now on hand. The original October prices
are on each garment. You simply pay
HALF the figure at which the garments
originally sold.
Full Dress and Tuxedo $
Suits Special at
Alterations at Cost
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