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cxeii more Intangible than the others
'The Student Council would, If it
should function, pupplant the tradi
tlonal committees, orcanizntlons and
societies, which have been a part,
some for t ho jiast thirty years of
University tradition and life.' Specific
ally, what Committees, organizations
and societies' is the Stmkin' Council
to supplant? Ilow are they to sup
plant them? Moreover, the fact that
any organization has exls'ed for
thirty years does not moan. Ipso
I'aoto, tht It ! a democrat le Rtvl
efficient organization.
The fourthartiele of the petition
contradicts the rest of the document.
The first three articles say in effect
to abolish the Student Council be
cause it threatens the government of
the faculty and present school oreani
?atiens (which organizations are not
specified). The fourth article says,
in 'effect abolish the Student Council
because it lias not yet done any of
these threatenin? things.
These four articles are the only rea-j
sons to abolish the Student t ounc;l.
that h.ie thus Tar btiii put forward.
They are vague, general, self-contradictory
statements, not founded
upon facts. Are we to abolish the
Student Council, the only wholly
representative, organization In school,
for a few high sounding misrepre
sentations? We, the members of the
Student Council say, 'No.!'"
At the mass meeting of March 1.
It was voted to hold an election so
that the students might express their
opinion on whether oviiot the Student
Council should be abolished. At the
meeting of the Student Council last
Friday it was decided to bold the
election Tuesday, March 15.
DR. HARMON AT VESPERS
Dr. H. II. Harmon, pastor of the
First Christian church of Lincoln
will speak at vespers Tuesday eve
ning on "Prayer." The talk, which
will carry out the theme of the year,
"Following Jesus Christ," will be In
keeping w ith the l.enten season. Miss
Margaret Petty, who since her gradu
ation in lSii1 has been on the chau
lamina circuit, will sins. Kuth Lind
say will be in charge of the meeting.
CILLILAN AND SUMMERS
ALPHA ZETA MEMBERS
At a regular closed business mei
iif; of the Alpha eta, March twe
now members were initiated. Cl.r.rl f
(illian. "21, and Katon Summers, '2..
M: Summers was iu a local hospiu'
for a minor operation nt the re-gn!;.:
initiation February 5, and Mr. Cillilan
w;s out of town rofercelng a basket
b;,ll game. i
The next open meeting of the club
DEAN LeKOSSIGNOL
TO JUDGE JOINT DEBATE
IVan LeKossignol of the College of
Pusiness Administration will judge a
debate between Carlton College and
I Cornell College nt Mount Vernon.
I Iowa, on Friday evening. M uch 11.
The subject of the debate is: He
solved that the Fsch Cummins Plan
is a desirable solution of the railroad
problem.
Boyd Printing Co.
InlvRtlons. Christmas Oreetlng
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SUMMKU WOKIv
All who would bo intercut,,,! in
making f 1200 net profit durVw
the summer hear Home's p,
sit Ion. lioom 113, s S Til ,
day. March 8. 7 8 p. i S"
will be hold March
in the da'iA
auditorium. A member of ihe staff of
ho l'i;i e-rsity Farm Extension Pe
p;:rtment will give tin address upo.:
the 'aiiii of Kxtinston W ork in Ne-1
braska. and Its KiHurc for Agricul
tural College Students."
WANT ADS.
LOST Ladies wrist watch on black
ribbon strap, between 14th and O
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