Friday, February 17, 1'.)22,
THE DAILY NBBAASKAN
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UNIVERSITY NIGHT.
Tomorrow night is a red letter date
on the calendar of Cornhusker activi
ties. It is the one time in the year
when the entire university sits back
and take a good laugh at Itself. Stu
dent and faculty weaknesses and
shortcomings are portrayed vividly in
full detail All the good jokes of the
year will be assembled and presented
to you in one evening.
Now here is something confidential
it is not to go any farther. The
chairman of the affair let us In on a
little inside stuff yesterday regarding
the skits. He very calmly stated that
expert critics had pronounced them
as the best and most representative
that have yet appeared on a Univer
sity night program. We have looked
over the manuscrips of two or three
ourselves and we are rorcer to agree.
Prepare for a big treat Saturday
night.
And just another word. When you
are out there tomorrow night laugh
ing yourself to death, remember what
organization makes University night
possible, plans it, works for it, and fi
nances it. The university Y. M. C. A.
has complete charge of the affair and
is responsible for its success. This
s just one of the many worthy acti
vltes of the Y. M. C. A. Pass this
along let everybody know to whom
the credit is due.
Birucior a privilege 10 nipioj nu
cule. Not only la this practice be
yond his authority, n Is dangerous
and contemptible.
The student mind and body arc still
plastic and he tends to emulate his
superiors in thought, action, and
speech. If his instructors ridicule' or
make light of his work who knows
but that he may resort to the samo
mode of speech and action if he goes
out to teach. This tendency to scorn
might even find expression in his re
lations with his children.
The instructor who stoopa to r:di
cule merely for the sake of sport and
fun loses- whatever respect that the
students have hedd toward him. Con
tinuation of ridicule of studont work
oral and written may bring the of
fended 8tuders to hold their instruc
tor in contempt.
Contemporary Opinion
A FEW POINTERS ON
"HOW TO CHEER.-
When the Sooner baske:
to on
a road trip the Sooner hefc at home
expect the schools where our team
plays to treat the pans: with courtesy
and at the same time support their
own team.
Other schools expect the same fro"i
us. hen a visiting team is piaynig
here it is the duty of our rooters to
not only support the Sooner squad
but also to yell in a way that won't
cast a reflection on Soonerland.
In the Nebraska game, when Russell
was knocked out, the incident was met
with wild applause by a majoiity of
the students witnessing the game. And
only a few students proved themselves
good sports by cheering when he
picked himself up and came hack into
the game while the rest of the crowd
hooted.
Another time when a breach of eti-
quet occurs, is when the Sooners have
made a foul and the visitors get a
free throw. That is .not time for
war-whoops and "powder-river" yells.
The visiting team deserves quiet jubt
as much as the home squad.
Instances of each of the above ex
amples have occured in every game
at home this year.
Other schools are wondering why
the Sooner spirit should be egotistic.
Why tot apply the Golden Rule in
our basketball games?
Present conditions are a violation
to any Honor System. Oklahoma
Daily.
Fac
Numed dinner, 6 p. m. Grand hotel
Episcopalean Cub dance, home
Professor Grey, 2103 "A" street.
Palladian closed meeting, 7:45
m. Temple.
Lutheran Club Valentione party,
open meeting, S p. m. Library hall.
Alpha Sigma Phi dance, the Lin
coin.
Delian club meeting, 8 p. m
ulty hall.
Delta Gamma house dance.
Saturday, February 18
' v I'm formal, the Lincoln
Closed night.
University night.
Alpha Sigma Phi banquet, the Lin
coin.
Mortarboard party for Sophomore
gir:s, 3-5 Ellen Smith hall.
Lutheran Club meeting Thursday
February 16. SS 107. 7 p. m. (In
stead of SS 105, as announced in
Tuesday Rag.)
THE SHUFFLE NUMBER.
We were, tickled to death last night
when Old Man Awgwan handed us an
advance copy of his lr.test rreation, his
Shuffle number. We will not explain
just why he rails it a shuffle number
but if you read his first editorial as
eagerly as you are reading this one
you will find out for yourself. And
then go on and read the rest of the
editorials for they are surely worth
while and written in that catchy style
so peculiar to Old Man Awgwan. His
ideas on inspiration coincide exactly
with ours. ' H T1
Clever drawings and snappy jokes
fill the Shuffle number from cover to
cover. That one about blind dates,
for instance; we got a big kick out of
that one. And "That First Dress
Suit" reminded us of a personal ex
perience that it would never dc to loll
here.
Sometimes we wonder if Nebraska
students really appreciate tho Aw
gwan, if they are aware of the reputa
tion it has on other campuses and
among other humorous publications.
"We had always thought that a prophet
was not without honor in his own land
but the attitude often taken by Corn
huskers toward the Awgwac has
slightly rocked our faith.
Remember this, fellow Huskrs, the
Awgwan or any other studemt publica
tion Is just what YOU make it and
not what the editor or busiDesH man
ager does. They both need vour sup
port and with it the publication bo
comes a one-man affair, loses Its pres
tige, and eventually is forgotten.
Get behind Old Man Awgwan. Stir
up a little of the "old Nebraska fight"
that is so plentiful when the football
team is winning.
THERE ARE TWO SIDES TO IT.
University professors and instruct
ors are ever pointing oat the faults
and weaknesses of students. This is
but;, itiiabi,a u iuiik Hn T 1 1 1 IS TH
Is constructive and made with the pur
pose of revealing to the student his
flaws and weak spots in ordor that
he may make corrections that drive
toward strength of mind and charac
ter. The average student rather ex
'pacts to be corrected, for one of the
motives that brought him to college
was the desire to learn now to do a
task and do ;t properly and correctly,
be corrected does not give the In-
But simply because the student can
The Exhaust.
Pid'ja Ever
Take a blind date
A friend of a friend
A cute little dancer?
Did'ja ever
Wait patiently
For the time to come?
And then
Peek down the banisters
For a look at him?
pyja ever
Feel like bawling
At the sight
You beheld?
Then
At the dance
Did'ja ever
Have to sit out
With this pill
Who couldn't dance
And didn"t have sense to trade
While everyone else
Was having a '
Dandy time?
Did'ja ever
Swear off blind dates?
And
Did'ja ever
Take another?
FAMOUS POUNDS
of dog meat.
Piano ing
Epsom Salts
University Notices.
W. A. A.
All W. A. A. members that have
any snapshots or tne activities oi
the organization please turn them in
to be used for the Cornhusker. Write
your name on the back and hand
in to Miss Clark of Sue Stille, at
once. Ail snaps will be taken care ot
and returned.
Vocational Man
Special meeting Monday, February
20, at the American Legion Club
rooms, at 7:30 p. m. Talks and mu
sical entertainment. Every Vocation
al man be there.
Half
Taking off
candy
Louise
Daily Worse.
GOLDEN DAYS
1
Every year about time
For the Flaming-Tops to meet.
Have you listened to clumps
Of "nears"',
Try to convince themselves
And others that they
Are elllgible?
II
The red hair net sale
Increases,
As does the Golden Glint,
Henna leaves,
And other aids
To brilliancy.
Have you heard them
TaTlk about friends
Who belong?
Of a certain English Professor
Crowned with a fiery mop,
Who draws a harsh line,
Between the "eals" and "Psuedos",
And dare the latter to cross?
HI
The poor girls work,
Try to purchase tickets,
But in vain
The door is slammed in their faces,
And lobbying ceases
Until next year.
Goldenlocks: Are you ready?
Miss Washed-out: Not enough to
go to the Golden Fleece Banquet..
Chit Chat.
Dear Jane: Have you ever heard of
a man having a hope box? One hears
an awful lot of gossip about people
as they stroll the weary way of the
campus wool gatherer. The ilatest
choice bit that fell before my hungry
ears was a sidelight on one of the
big foot-ball men whom you really
would think was immune from the
gentler sentirhents. They say that
this chap has a habit of collecting
silverware on every trip he makes on
the big team. In this way he has
ammassed quite a horde of table
utensils of various kinds, but he 11-
ments the fact that he never wiJl be
at ease in his housekeeping with this
miscellaneous assortment because it
might make him a little uneasy when
guests appear on the scene.
Oh, wel, they are good memoirs of
many fights and that's something. Per
haps he sees greater battles ahead,
one never can tell.
BANGS.
JUST ARRIVED!
Some of those popular
Manhattans in
fine stripes and
Checks
$2.50 to $5.00
Personals.
Worth McDonald, '22, is visiting
at Doniphan, Neb.
Betty Clark, '24, will visit at Shelby,
la., this week-end.
Mary Anna Holingsworth from Coe
College is a visitor at the Chi Omega
house.
Pauline Ritchie,
Omaha.
'24, is visiting ar.
Marjorie Coppem, '23, will spend a
few days at her home at Sioux City,
la.
Phi Deltta Phi
Phi Delta Phi picture for the Corn
husker will be taken at 12 2o'clock to
day at TownsenJ's studio instead of
at one o'clock as previously announced
Sigma Gamma Epsilon
Sigma Gamma Epsilon picture for
the Cornhusker will be taken at Town
sends, Friday noon, February 17.
Numeds.
Important business meeting Thurs
day, February 16 at 5 p. m. n Bcs
sey hall. Proofs for the Cornhusker
picture will be there. Advisory board
elected and new members will be
voted on. All members are urged to
be there.
Student Volunteers.
The Nebraska state student volun
teer union conference will h held at
Cotner college, Bethany, Nebr., Feb
ruary 17, 18 and 19. All studr-nls in
terested in missions should attend.
Cornhusker Pictures
Orgonization treasurers will please
call at Student Activities office to sign
voucher for Cornhusker pages. This
matter is being handled entirely
through the student activities office
and should be taken care of at once.
Organization Picture.
Any organization wishing Informa
tion in regard U picture fur the Coru
husker may obtain such by calling
Townsend's B-1129, Chas. Hal', B-4CJ9,
Ruth Miller B35S0.
If your appointment has not been
made, get in touch with the committee
in regard to this.
The Calendar.
Friday, February 17
Union open meeting, 8:30 p.
Temple.
m
Sincerity
Service
Satisfaction
Apparel for Gentlewomen
Clothing for Gentlemen
STORE NEWS
savins--
A
Sale
of
NEW
Silk
Pettiticoaits
Beginning Friday morning at 8:30
It's the best sale we ever had, and we expect them to move quickly at the
very low price of
$g95
There are only 250 of them but while the quantity is limited, quality is the
best. Lengths are fr-m 30 to 36 inches. Your choice of messaline or taffeta
in every popular glade plain and changeable colors at only 2.95.
Come Early
Make Your Own Selection
And Get the Petticoat You Want
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