THE DAILY
N E B R AS KAN
Graduate College
Open To Holders
Of First Degrees
Graduates from the undergraduate
colleges of this Institution, and from
other colleges of equivalent rank, are
admitted to the Graduate College on
nrocntJ Hon of diplomas. But such
entry does not in itself entitle the ap
nlicant to candidacy for a higher de
eree. He is entitled merely to enter
subjects and courses which his under
graduate specialisation has fitted him
to pursue. The Dean registers such
persons under the head of Graduate
Students not Candidates for a Degree.
If the applicant desires to be entered
as a candidate for the Master's De
gree, he is sent, specifying the depart
ment or departments in which he
wishes to study, to the chairman or
chairmen concerned. He will be reg
istered in the subjects and courses
recommended for the first semester.
If the preparation of the intending
candidate is found deficient, he will
be enrolled for undergraduate courses
designated by departments consulted,
along with such studies as will make
lip a practicable program.
The minimum time requirement for
the degree of Master of Arts is one
academic year, which must be spent
i:i residence.
Candidates for the degree of Master
will present themselves for two exami
nations: (1) A written examination of two
periods, viz: a three-hour period de
voted to the major subject and a two
hour period devoted to the minor sub
ject. Where no minor is taken the
second period shall be devoted to a
recondary subject in the major depart
ment. (2) An oral examination of two
hours, which may include thesis ex
amination. Candidates for the degree of Doctor
of Philosophy will present themselves
for:
(1) A written examination of from
four to six hours in the major subject.
(2) A written examination of from
two to four hours in the minor subject.
(3) An oral examination of from
two to three hours which may include
the thesis examination. Any and ali
of these examinations may be given in
two periods.
When the examination of the candi
dates has been passed successfully, a
copy of his disertation must be left fo
inspection in the Chancellor's office
for a period of not less than two
weeks before his graduation. A copy
of the dissertation in typewritten form
must be filed with the librarian, and
one hundred printed copies furnished
him for public distribution. In lieu of
immediate delivery of these copies, the
librarian and the secretary of the
board of regents (are authorized to
accept a bond, eecuted by the candi
date, to ensure fulfillment of the re
quirement of publication.
Favorite Fibs Told for the Truth.
"I don't like to brag, but"
"You're lots better looking than he
is."
"I'll pay you back Monday."
"111 never tell, honestly."
"Yes, it's imported."
"I've never cared about anybody
before."
"We'll refund your money if it's un
satisfactory." "I wouldn't lie to anybody."
"Had a lovely time."
Ex.
lighting effects are bad. Pictures are
just in the infant stage over there, '
appears.
5. Genevieve Wilson, '24, 1332 G
I thought "Passion" was wonderful
rola Negri was a dear even if she is
Polish. Of course, her beauty is of o
much different type than that of Amer
ican girls. We are just not used to it,
that's all.
ADVOCATES A SYSTEM OF
NEBRASKA STATE PARKS
(Continued from Page One)
Some Question About This.
The first proof of the fact
'there are sermons in stones"
that
serve as game refuges and in a variety
of ways tend to conserve the natural
resources of the state, and (6) offer
ing attractive surroundings and facili
ties for recreation to neighborhood so
( 'al gatherings, to campers from other
parts of the state who would spend a
vacation in one of these parks, and
to tourists trom other states who
might be tempted by the attractive
Hess of the vicintiy to l'nger on their
waa ; journey.
the funeral sermon
iivered to Goliath.
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I Our Inquiring Reporter
"-
Five students picked at random are
asked a question each day.
Today's question:
Passion?"
1. Earl Coryell, '21, 2640 Washing
ton: I thought it was rotten. Just
t.bout the worst picture I've ever seen.
1'0 you get any pleasure out of seeing
somebody get chopped in two with an
axe? If you do, you will, like
"Passion."
2. Alice Heldt, '23, 1237 R: I likel
it very much. 1 think it is one of the
best pictures that have appeared in
Lincoln this year. From a historical
standpoint it was instructive.
little David de- These varied functions indicate thr
I desirability of parks various in size
jiinri character, including those of large
; size so subdivided and supervised as
to serve several interests. The state
should so legislate as to provide fo
ihe acquirement of such tracts by pur
chase with state funds or with stat
and local funds combined, by trustee
ship, and through group and individual
donation. As a means of attracting
How did you like 1 t,,p latter it should employ a thorough
ly trained official, with permanency of
appointment, and with funds at his
nisposal to have general supervision
of all state parks. Experience has
shown that careful handling of parks
hy a trained forester will make them
to a considerable degree self-supporting.
The number of interests involved
and the need of a broad and compre
hensive plan point to the desirability
cf selecting a representative advisory
loard to determine the necessary pro
cedure." I
All This Week. Big Bar
gains in All Departments.
DOLLAR SALE NOW
ON!
$1
Have You
Bought a New
Suit Since
Prices Came
Down?
THOSE WHO HAVE, know
that there is a new deal in the
clothing business that manu
facturers are giving remark
able quality this spring at pop
ular prices that this quality
at these moderate prices shows
a settled condition, assuring
confidence in your purchase.
Trousers in Wor- jy. v
and Cassimeres; JP.HS
ODD
steds
1.. t1 Art TrmioofB"
special Economy Sale KJr
247S
400
Men's SUITS
Sacrificed
Styles for Men and
Young Men
NEARLY ALL SIZES 35 to
42, all wool, 3-piece Men's
Suits for now and summer
wear. Models and fabrics are
certainly to your, liking. All
very fine, dependable tailoring ;
and a copper-riveted guaran
tee that means money back if
you are not satisfied.
WORSTEDS
CASSIMERES
CHEVIOTS
TWEEDS
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We Carry Known Brands, at the Prices We Know You Are Interested in Paying
Super-Value Suits
FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN
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$40
$45
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ELI SHIRE, President
3. Donna McDonald, '24, 1548 R:
Although 1 don"t think Pola Negri is
as good to look at as American stars, j
1 think "Passion" is a wonderful spec-j
tacle for that is what it is. It would
he valuable in teaching history. The ,
only thing I've got against it is that it j
was produced in German studios.
4 Alfred Stenger, '24, 345 North j
14th: "Passion" is a good picture, bu:
it's not equal to the features that are j
turned out by American companies in
America. The continental pictures i
seem to have an artificial look and the ;
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Mm
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Get in step
with
Dame Fashion
and buy
one of these hats
of
contrast tan
Pearls
with black bands
are good too
Don't delay
$5 to $10
If LA 1 1 I W
Quality Clothes
ft. TW
Save NOW at the Big Double Birthday Event!
Gold's 19th Great
Anniversary Sale
A store full of savings will greet you here, for we have long planned and prepared for this mighty bargain event, determined
to make it a value-giving fest that would lie a fit tin? climax to our nineteen years of service to Nebraska economists. Below
is a brief and partial list of the IHWDKEDS of amazing special v.iiues this sale offers.
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1 Q IV
3f, INtll I.ONfi
I.OTH Ilil-e .111.1
s'-ft ;ronl fj'iiiJi;
at yard only
2nd Kl'.oi-.
III. K Sil ks
our renowned "ill
Kill.'"'"" Satins ami
Taffetas 31 incn
1.79
:. in. sati:kn
lil.Kk only -- pond
weight at t he ant
only
34c
- 2nd Floor.
STARTLING ANNIVERSARY
Sales
of Dress Skirts
Advance Of Offers Of New Summer Wash Skirts at Greatly Reduced Prices
Smart White and Colored Tub Skirts in the best modes of the new season and at remarkably low prices which make it
profitable to anticipate your needs for Spring and Summer wear.
Mill TAII
OKM It.tMi
hlKTS In a
t'ii kmt1:i1 gnle
lot til
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WASH SilKTS
of white caber-
lilH'K Mljtl 11I1(1I
jiririNl at only ...
1
95
WASH SK
in .i hoM i,
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in a hit'
at
"KS095
f.AKKKIM r.
AM I'lUl F.
-KIKTS in r.('
iilr and xtra
iwi at only
395
MW KKIKTH A CC
of wrf natln and "j
irolxTflltio '
n-irnlar and eX'V?
Irn nrj'm m
Silk Poplin Skirts A 17.50 Dress Skirts fj jQ 18.50 Dress Skirts f)
il! oinn aH
Sliiiiniii); New Skii-t
I'opliiin omtirold-nd 1
al new pljl'l" and cliM'kcd silk 11
Skirtu in tbla Mff k1 l"t at
Xt ri-t'ul.-ir nizo Ir- Skirti
KlyliKU iiioiIhIh In Mirk and navy
kt;. form rlr pri'-t-d up tu
17..VI In thin srrr-at aiwrlal ule
lot at
20 fltra Sr Skirtu fnrn.niv
prn-oi in i. in inis .portal lot
Rplrndid hI.vIi-h in pluin i.jtt
md atrlped wrgin while thef
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Sensational Anniversary Specials in Waists, Overblouses, Middies
3.50 BLOUSES AT 1.19
StyllBh Wanh Waits formt-rly
priced to :Vi0 Kmart modi'U of
voile, orenndie. etc. .onie allzht-lj-
soiled from diaplay sale pru-e .
:i.X BLOUSES AT 2.19
ri'nMnjf new Waista or dainty
lneea and aheer ire,r(retteii many
dellcbtf ul at)le and rolorintra
formerly 3.Ki at this sale .2.1
7.50 BLOUSES AT 3.19
Lovely WaiHts of satins, tub silks,
crepe de chines. Georgett cr'iK,
ele., fonnerly priced up to 7.rA at
this b!r sale 3.19
MIDDY BLOUSES AT 1.19
Well made Middy Blouses of white
jean middy twills pleasing stylet
and sizos for women and misses
at this hlg sale only 1.19
Petticoats and Petti bloomers at Stirring Sale Prices
Attractive Petticoats
in new styles of
splendid q
spun, glass
only at this big sale
0
ualityA
black JF
Petticoats & Petti
bloomers '
new styles of sateens,
cotton taffetas, etc.
black, colors and ,
floral patterns
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00
Petticoats in Extra
Sizes
well made of cood
weight black mercer
ized sateens at this
sale, only
169
Petticoats
of mercerized mate
rials with taffeta silk
flounces, also of plain
or flowered heather-blooms
019
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