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CAMPUS NOTES
The architects who designed Social
Science Hall and Bessey Hall iiave
been selected by Kansas University
as consulting; nrchitacts lor thier new
?4000,000 medical plant to bo (.recti d
at Kosedalo Kansas. While ibe
Chancelor of the University or Kau
sas was In the city a few weeks ayo
he made a very careful inspection oi
the new university buildings.
A year ago a delegation from Coi
nell University Inspected the huili
injja here cud expressed tlieinso'vrsi
as finding at Nebraska one of the few
state institutions that was developing
its building plan aerordlng to a pleas
ing and consistent plan. Recently
Dean Mann of tho College of Agri
nil, ure, who is making a study for
building campaign at Cornell, spent a
INNOCENTS SOCIETY
HAS ANNUAL BANQUET
Newly
Elected Members for Next
Year Given Initiation
' ' Ceremonies.
The nineteenth annual banquet of
the Innocents society followed the
initatlon ceremonies May 22. at 6
p. in., in the Garden room of the
Hotel Lincoln. A number of the
alumni of the organization were pres
ent. The initiates of this year Include
high Carson, George Sims, Floyd
Wright, Omaha; Story Harding, Ne
braska City: Clarence Ross, David
City; Andrew Schoeppel, Ransom,
Kas.; Roy Wythers, Lincoln: Asa
Hepperly, Norfolk; John Fucelik,
Spencer; John Gibbs, Wessington
Springs. S. D.; Leonard Cowley,
flnv linm t ITn wns nnrticiiliirl v nlensed
!.'. ....!...,..... i 'Bladen; Ilawley Barnard, Superior
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building at tho Furmr Campus.
and Glen Munger, Columbus.
Clifford Rein acted as toastmaster,
The extension division has had i The following responses were made
many ca'ls from the high schools of j to toasts: "Traditions." Lynn Lloyd:
the state for dramatic coaches. At
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to own a fraternity home at a bargain and secure it with a very
small down payment, the balance to be paid at what you are now
paying foj rent.
NINE BLOCKS FROM THE CAMPUS
Large house at 1216 II, occupied by Phi Gamma Deltas for Beveral
years has been turned in on purchase of another house and is now for
a'e- Possession this summer.
kooA r,AMMS DEMONSTRATED THAT IT WAS GOOD DUSI
FOn tS,EUY A MODERATE PRICED HOUSE AND CET IT PAID
m tlley wantf,d to buy their permanent homo they bad a
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kitrh , la house has a dining room that will seat thirty five,
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prestnt there aie three persons in the
t'.eld doinR this work.
Mrs. Louise Brown is at Beaver City
drilling Ihe senior class for "The For
(line Hunter." Mrs. Brown couched
ihe class play at Havelock and will
(ill some oilier engagements after iin
ishins the work at Beaver City.
Mrs, Horace J. Youns; is at Ulysses
oachins the class play. Other rn
iicii'.ents that Mrs. Young has filled
!r:; year ai': Herce. Kiron. Iowa;
r.-ivenport, Bancroi'l, Falls City and
PeWitt.
Miss Eleanor Kcrs has been kept
busy since in January wan dramatic
contests and class plays. Some of
the places where she has been are:
fallaway. Hastines, Plainviow and
Scribner.
Calls are com ins in rapidly for
enKajjements for Dr. Charles Fordyce
of t lie department of educational
'i asurements and research to under
take school surveys net fall. Several
of the large cities have already se
cured his services.
"True Loyalty," Iinlph AVeaverlimi;
"Tappinsj," Guy Chambers; "Tried
Methods," Clarence Haley; "Tapped."
Hush Carson.
Tho Innocents society was founded
in 1002. lis purpose is the promotion
of student affairs and the perpetuation
of Nebraska traditions.
Members of the society for the cur
rent school year are Clarence Haley
Kr.rsi II Bailey, Sam . ISrow noil, ( la
euro wan-on. iiii.".m I 'ay, James i ;;
I Hers. Seth Taylor, .Tack Ejrnn. T.aw-jjj
rcnee Metz.trar, Paul Seidell, Jesse j!
Patty. George Masuire and Frank;'!,
Patty. !'S
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The Bureau of Professional Service
has received a notice that the French
ministry of public instruction has j
c penings for men as assistants in the j
French I.yces, colleges, and noimalj
school?. The duties of an assistant j
are limited to two hours a day for
eenvpisalion in English with French j
pupils. The remainder of his time
tviiy be devoted to study for his per
senal benefit. For many years these
positions have been filled by English
men and have been very desirable
Appointments for studies of the French
'aicuage and literature. This is the
first time that these positions have
heen open to Americans.
Rev. Harry F. Huntington, Metho
dist student pastor of the University,
will give the commencement addresses
before the graduating classes in the
high schools of Yutan. Bert rand, Ne
hawka, Wilber, Greenwood and
Wahoo.
Sigma Pi. national honorary
chemical fraternity for women, ha.s
elected the following officers for next
year: President, Miss Josephine
Graves, instructor in chemistry; vice
president, Margaret Carmen; corre
sponding secretary, Lila Sands; treas
urer, Lucile DeCamp.
Miss Graves, the president, will be
sent to Berkeley, Cal., as a delegate
to the national convention of lota
Sigma Pi which will be held there in
August.
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Dr. George L. Peltier, professor of
plant pathology in the botany depart
ment, has recently published a paper
entitled "The Influence of Tempera
ture and Humidity on the Growth of
the Citrus Cankor Disease," a de
structive disease of oranges, lemons,
grapefruits, nnd other) members of
that group of flowering! plants. This
paper is the fourth publication by
Dr. Teltier in connection with his
studies of the disease. All of these
papers have been published In the
,!')i"iwl of Agricultural Research of
Washington.
(The Bulletin.)
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It's figuring how and learning why,
And looking forward and thinking
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And dreaming a little and doing much;
It's keeping always In closest touch
With what is finest in word and deed;
It's being thorough, yet making speed;
It's daring blithely the field of chance
While making labor a brave romance;
It's going onward despite defeat
And fighting staunchly, but keeping
sweet;
It's being clean and it's playing fair;
It's laughing lightly at Dame Despair;
It's looking up at the stars above.
And drinking deeply of life and love;
It's struggling on with the will to win,
But taking loss with a cheerful grin;
It's sharing sorrow, . and work, and
mirth,
And making better this good old
earth;
It's serving, striving through strain
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It's doing your noblest that'B Success.
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