Sunday. February 12, 1022.
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FI AKI M. HICK
You have heard it argued many
times pro and con the co-Urn l ion
that an oucation is not gleaned from
books and studies alon. We agree
most heartily that an education, at
least our idea ol" one. cannot be ob
tained merely from scholastic elfort3.
There are many other activities thr.t
play a part in education tha are
not developed in the class room.
But there is a difference between
educational activities and time wasN
ing diversions. Heporting on 'he col
lege paper cannot be compared to
attending the Orpheum matine. Th's
is the illusion that a great many slu
dents seem to have. The student
who neglects his studies to attend a
movie on a mid-week night cannot fall
back on the theory thai an edm.atioa
does not come from books alone.
In this connection, here is an ex
tract from a communication written
by a student to a university official:
"I have often wondered if you, in
condemning us individually for un
prepared lessons and poor grades,
have stopped to think of the cause for
the same. We come, thousands of us
from all over this and other states,
from good homes where we have hod
the influence and restriction of got d
parents; otherwise we never would
have been here. We come to the city
turned absolutely loupe, with money
to spend we have never been 'aught
the value of, away from the heme in
fluences which made us what we arc,
and on account of the .argniss of
the institution unable W get the per
sonal touch we so much need.
"We have been taught at home thai
It was disgraceful to be caught in a
pool hall; here we find it is a pel
fectly respectable way to spend your
money because you leain to play iu
aa Y. M. C. A. Then as we sen our
Daily Nebraskan. we see the dance
and the movie advertisements which
are so attractively worded and place!
that many times an evening vhich
had really been planned for study Is
spent in one or the other of these
places."
We must say that we do not agree
with everything just as it is stateJ
in this anonymous letter, but wc want
to state that is the strict policy of the
Nebraskan not to run mid-week dance
advertisements, although ?cmn qc-cas
ionally slip through due to oversisht
or carelessness.
In this tirade we have ramblM far
from the subject, but what we want
to put across is this: your studies
come first, then helpful activities. ar,d
amusements last.
Contemporary Opinion
BAD CHECKS.
What is all this going on aboit bad
and worthless checks written b stu
dents in the university?
Can the practice be checked and
those giulty of carelessness and fraud
be taught common sense and honesty?
We hope so. First of all each ctudeat
writing checks should carry a check
book, number each check drawn and
make an entry of the amount of check
and carry the balance to his credit 'n
the bank, forward on the check stub.
Doing business by "guess" is a shift
less and inexcusable method and
when it comes to handling your bank
account, the person who follows the
"guess" method will sooner or later
get in bad. The dean of men is doing
great service to those students who
ha. been careless In the past in hand
ling their checking account find in
weeding out those atteuding the nni
rersity who are dishonest enough to
write checks on banks in which tbey
hare never had a cheering account.
There is no excuse for permitting
a checking account to be overdrawn.
The remedy for this evil is to make
out checks from a check Btub and keep
close tab on the balance to your cred
it in the bank. Every man and woman
attending the university should roal
lze the Importance of this, h' their
parents at home have not taught thcra
along these lines it is up to the stu
dent to now realize they must gain
this information hero in the univer
sity.
Accept this suggestion from a for
mer student now in the business
world. Obtaining money or goods un
der false pretenses is a serlou criinr.
Live within your allowance and in
come and adjust yourself to the habit
of saving and thrift. You cannot
start this plan too early in life.
Daily Iowan.
University Notices.
Chemistry 1
A section in Chemistry 1 will be
offered this semester at 12 o clock.
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Laboratory will be arranged. First
meeting of the class will be in Room
20S Chemistry Hall, Friday. All stu
cuts interested please report at that
time.
Cadet Oflcers.
All cadet officers are to have their
pictures taken at Townsend's for the
military section of the Cornhusker
before Saturday evening, February
11.
All Uni Entertainment Committee
meeting Ellen Smith Hall, Wednes
day, 5 p. m. Important.
Agwan Art Staff
All drawing for the March issue
of the Awgwan are due in the Aw
gv.an office by the 20th of this month.
Leave all drawings in the Awgwan
dfsk in the Student Activities office.
The next number is going to be
"breezy" so let your conscience be
your guide.
Art Editor.
Military Notice
February 3, 1922.
Notice:
Pursuant to instructions received
this date from Corps Area Head
quarters, the 1st team will begin
firing for record for the Corps Area
Match on February 13th. The match
with the University of North Da
kota wil be fired on February Sth and
9th.
Union
Spanish program at Union. A
special Spanish program will be given
at Union Hall, 3rd floor of Temple, ca
Saturday, February 11, at 7:15 p. m.
Come up before going to the Mixer.
Everyone invited.
Menorah
Initiation of new members will take
place Sunday evening, February 12,
Faculty hall. Temple.
Mechanical Engineers
A. S. M. E. meeting Wednesday,
February 13, 7:30 p. m. M. E. 206.
Talk by II. P. Troendly, "N ' mar,
and mechanical engineer. Also eats,
and a general good time. The whole
gang out.
Geography 74
The men's field class in Geography
will meet next Saturday February 11
promptly at 8:00 a. m. An a'.i morn
ing trip west of Lincoln will be taken.
Kappa Phi
Kapa Phi please meet at Town
send's Monday, February 13, for Corn
husker picthre. There are two set
tings one at 12:30 the other at 12:45.
Fk-ase be at one and bring 50c.
P. E. O.
All University girls who are P.
E. O.'s please call B-3550 and leave
your name and telephone number
before Saturday.
Inter-fraaternity Basket Ball
The Inter-Fraternity Basketba:l
tournament will begin February 20.
The schedule will be anounced later.
The "S" club will be in charge of the
tournament this year.
Square and Compass Club
Section A of the Square and Com
pass Club will meet Sunday after
noon at 3 o'clock at the Masonic
Temple, 236 South 11th street. All
Master Masons in the University who
are interested in the study of Ma
sonic work are cordially invited.
UNIVERSITY COMMERCIAL CLUB
Every C. C. man is requested to be
at Townsend's at 3:00 p. m., Tuesday,
February 14 for the cornhusker pic
ture. See the bulletin noara ior iur
ther instructions.
The class in Social and Economic
Legislation will meet at the regular
hour, 2 o'clock, today.
Profesor Senning.
Home Ec Club
Xo Home Ec Club meeting Wednes
day ATenln? nil nvitinf of SherWOOd
Eddy meeting. All Home Ec clob
girls meet at Townsend's Saturday at
12:30 for Cornhusker picture.
SIGMA DELTA CHI
An Important meeting of SI j
ma Delta Chi It called for the
Daly Nebraskan office, 4 p. m.
Sunday. All members are urged
to be present.
Cadet Officers.
Meeting of the Cadet Officers' club
Important shore meeting of all Cadet
Officers Tuesday at five p. m. sharp
in Nebraska Hall, Feb. 14, 1922
Cadet Officers Club.
Tuesday, Feb. H. at 5 sharp Major
Frankfurter C. W. S. R. 0. will have!or of thelr newly initiated members,
a message of great Importance which i . valentine's movie was used in the
he will present to the Cadet i fficers ! eoorations and fovars. Sweetheart
club. Major Frankfurter is a member roses were given to the ladies. Chap
of the Lincoln reserve ofioers atsocin- Lrons wero Dr. and Mrs. F. D. Barker,
tion. and his past commandant
cadets at Nebraska. His consUnt en -
courngement of the It. O. T. C. has
been a great factor in the success cf
that unit here.
Acacia Purchases New Home
The Alumni of the Acacia Fratern
ity have purchased a new home for
the active chapter at loth and
streets opposite the iioverr.ors Man
sion. The new home has fourteen
rooms and a ball room on the thirdly bencflt of University Masons not
floor. The fraternity exjwts to ria'.io ; .... f..lmi,i:,r w),i, the work of the
some ichanges in 'the arrangement
of the home and will not take pos
ession until June first.
The Exhaust.
When you've staked
Out a claim,
Got it going
Good,
And someone
Just swipes it
Oturight,
ci get sore
At them then,
And it's not
Quite Square.
They ought
To treat you
White.
When you've started
A thing,
And it gets
By well,
And someone
Jds: uses it,
Say.
They're stealing
Your thunder,
Just helping
Themselves.
Don't even
Ask "If
I may."
In the Exhaust
They write,
The same
As I,
And they don't
Even get
An excuse.
"Didja"
Their style, ,
Inane,
Insane,
And then
They go
And use
My "Gosh!
"Aint it fierce?"
Well! Aint it?
Oh! My!
A young doctor who gave as a cure
for insomonia "Sleep it off", is now
following his own advise in Wyuka.
We have heard of the P.P. K's and
the D. A. M. X.'s (Note to the unim
itiated : Pesky Preacher's Kids and
Dad's A minister Xow), but the other
day we heard of a new organization,
the D. B's. cal'.ed inside the frat
the Dumb Bells.
As we walk Into our classes
When the air is warm like spring.
And the birds are flying northward
And our hearts within us sing;
We remember that old couplet
Of the storied turtledove;
In the Spring a young man's fancy
Lightly turns to thoughts of tennis.
Our idea of inconsistency is skip
ping classes to go to religious meet
ings. FAMOUS TACKS
Thumb
Carpet
Hard
le
sidermist
Income
Now that we have interviewed the
Sick Guys, the Eata Bitas, the Pie
Caffs, and the fraternities, we have
decided to try the best sorority, the
Dizzlefl, who got that way from Ana
esthetic dancing with Jim Nasium over
in the Arm ory.
At Iowa City the oldest student
U ald to be seTenty-flve years old.
If things go so well for us we may
oat of college by the time we are
much ad
vice has come to us from our elders
regarding tho cruel world, which we
must enter after passing from the
doors or our dear Alma Mater, we
' have about decided that it wouldn't be
uch a had mistake to De jusi
little older when we venture out.
"Seniors Hop March Third" is one
the headlines in a college paper. We
wonder ir they are doing those Hop
and Skip dances which grace our
parties and transform them to Race
tracks.
Society.
Omega Beta PI
Omega Beta Fi entertained thirty
five couples Saturday evening in lion-
o'i.Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Weber, Dr. and
jMr9 A E Woods, and Mr. and Mrs.
p . Rutler. Oout-of-town guests were
: Stan!ev B. Wallin,, George G. Fisher
n,i i,1n McGoocan of Omaha.
Square & Compass Club
GGroup "B" of the Square & Com
pass Club will hold a business meet-
j Weilnestlay F,
i7toSp. m. SS 108
ebruary 15 from
Important mat
ters will come up for discussion and
I nil,inhpP. .houid be nreaent
For
club, Group "B" is concerned with
the study of Historical and Philoso
ophlcal Masonry. All University
Masons interested in such study are
invited to attend
L. C. SORENSON
The Calendar.
Tuesday, February 14
Home Economic mass meeting,
12:30 p. m. Machin ry hall.
Wednesdty, February 15
Group "BY Square & Compass Club,
7 to 8 p. m. SS. 107.
Sunday, February 12
Student Volunteers, 4 p. m. Fac
ility hall.
Menorah meeting, 8 p. m. Faculty
hall.
Tuesday, February 14
Scabard and Blade meeting, 7:15 p.
m. Nebraska hall.
Wednesday, February 15
Women's Chamber of Commerce, 5
p. m. Social Sc ience 305.
Thursday, February 16
Lutheran club meeting, 7 p
SoScial Science 105.
m.
Friday, February 17
Delian club meeting, 8 p. m.
ulty hall.
Delta Gamma house dance.
Saturday, February 18
Closed night.
University night.
Fac-
The Lincolnshire
Club
Will Have
Tea Dansant
every afternoon from
3:30 to 5:30
bejrinninp: today
Xo charpe for dancinpr.
Ackerinan will distribute
his easy goin' jazz
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