Wednesday, March 1. 1022.
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ORV1N It. (i ASTON Kdltor-ln-Chief
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Herbert Hronell, Jr Ntaht Kdltor
Kdward Ituek Mht F.litor
Charlpn A. Mltt-bell - Mailt Kdltor
John ltentlcy Spuria Kdltor
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HKRBFRT KROMNKI.L. JR.
A GLEE CLUB.
At last steps are being taken to or
ganize a p!ee club at Xebr-.-ika ami
the announcement is received with
much satisfaction by Cornhuskt.- s u
dents. The need of sch an organi
lation has 'ong been 'M-. r.t thi
school. A clee cla'u constutvt an
activity that he been neelected by
Nebraskans for too long a time aud
we are glad to see this condition is
not to continue.
very good reasons nave ever
Ken advanced as to why a tlse club
should not be formed at Nebraska.
It seems that it has fc-en the same
as with many other a rtiTities no one
cares to give the necessary time and
labor. Consequently ths cchocl has
lost to a great decree.
But at last the glee club is to come.
There u-ed to be a Cornhusker glee
club in the old days and ther, is t
be cne in the very near future.
Great things are happening every
day this is one of them.
It has been said that success is "do
ing your Job the best you can nnd
being Just to your fellow men.' Now
the fellow that claims or accepts cred
it for something that lie did not d-
is not being Just to hi3 mate. The
fellow that cribs the one that ha ml3
in 'secondhand' compositions; the
one that claims to have done outside
work thai he has never attempted
where is his honor or sense of fair
ness? Is that to be culled "dcing
;our Job the best you can" and
it Just to the others? There 13 not
one who does not feel down deep ia
his heart that it is wrong, but he de
ceives himself into thinking that it is
all right as long as he does not get
caught.
It belittles one's honor, and holds
up to scorn that sense of fairness that
should be one of our most prized vir
tues. Besides, credit gathered from
illegitimate sources will never be pro
ductive of the truest and be?t results
The philosophers that believed in this
old theory never had any thought for
the future. Our future is all iinpoit
ant to us. A wrong means will never
lead to a right end. Hence we can
not adopt their means and expect to
arrive at our end.
be at Townsend's Btudio, Wednesday
at 12:30 for Cornhusker pictu.-es.
Pershing Rifles.
All Pershing Rifles out for the Corn
lniBker picture which will be taken
Wednesday, March 1 ,at 4 p. m. Meet
at Nebraska hall unless otherwise la
strueted on the military bulletin
board.
The regular business meeting wlil
ho l.nid Thursday. March 2. at 7:30
p. m., room 309 Nebraska hall.
Sigma Gamma Epsllon.
Open meeting of Sigma Gamma Ep
silon, Thursday, March 2, at V p. ra
Illustrated lecture by Dr. Barbour on
"Switzerland." Everyone invited.
COED SMOKING.
Feminine cigarette smokers at seme
of the leading universities in the
country have been given a great deal
of publicity recently, due to the ac
tion of the Nebraska state normal
board. The board has refused to
grant leaves of absence to instructors
to attend institutions where cigaret
smoking by women is permitted. The
fact that co-eds smoke at certain
schools is really of no interest to
us: we already knew it But the
action of the board does present an
interesting view of the situation
The board evidently presumes that
eigerette smoking by women is "per
mitted." It is the use of this term i
that appears rather unique. It is dif-'
ficu't to understand how any Insiiti:-!
tion can control the actions cf its '
i
students outside of class hours and ;
away from the immediate campus.!
If co-ed students want to smoke in
their own homes, it appears that this
Is their rieht and is in no way a re
flection on the school.
We do n' t wish to convey the idc
that we favor cigarette smcMog by
wbrner.. As a matter of fact, it is ont
of the most regrettable conditions af
fecting modern youth. It is prcg-nt i.i
all corr.m ir.lries and institutions how
ever, to some degree. It cannot be
controlled by prohibition or an;. thing
of the t-ort. It is but a natural out
growth of the modern concc-p.ion of
the female sex. Woman has demi.iid
ed equality, with man in every tense
and now i,he has it. She has gone
so far as to adopt the same vices and
habits. How much farther she will
go remains to be seen.
Perhaps it is nothing to cause greit
alarm, however. Maybe the great
pendulum of time is just Bwi:.giii
back from the past ages of chivalry
and knighthood to the modern xela
tions of the sexes. In time it must
return and then such drastic legisla
tion by the Nebraska state normal
board will not be necessary.
Contemporary Opinion
THAT TIRED FEELING.
A large number of students don't
get enough sleep. And what they do
get is at most irregular hourse Ed
son may be able to get r'-" on four
hours of sleep out of the twenty-four,
but it is easy enough to ascertain ibat
the students who make a practice of
burning the midnight oil too frequent
ly and, for purposes other thin for
studies are not among the Phi Beti
Kappas of the campus.
This lack of sleep is brought home
forcibly to the professor who is force 1
to gaze at the dreamy countenance
of one who is making up for his io:t
slumbers. A great many of bis Ls
teners If not already resting peace
fully in the arms of Morpheus are
maintaining a desperate struggle :j
keep themselves from landing taere
with a resultant lack of attention. The
words of the lecturer simply do not
make any impression on them.
But really it is quite astounding
the amount one can learn about h'.s
course simply by listening to the lec
turers. It is a shame so few stuaents
realize this fact until around their
senior vear. The truth of the matter
is, however that the outside work
and after-effort required to get ia u
course is nearly doubled by this lack
of attention while in class. By ac
tual trial it has been found that a stu
dent of average intelligence by close
attention during the class periods ca:r
just about go through some coursos
on what he hears in the lectures. j
Let us hope that some time Le ili
make a practice of sleeping in his
room while in bed and not in the class
room while supposedly he is listen
ing to a lecture. Daily KansaL.
University Notices.
Class 1919.
Remember the 1919 class o' Liuccl:
hich school reunion banquet March
3 at the Lincoln high cafeteria. A
program and dancing are to foll:w t.v
hnnnnpL Get vour tickets before
Wednesday from the committee or at
Meirs Drug store. Be sure and le!
Clarice Greene know if you are com
ing.
Uni. Commercial Club.
On Thursday at the regular meet
ins of the commercial club, Hans
Xeilson, state fingerprint expert, will
talk to the club on "Protectins your
Business by Means of Fingerprints.
Golden Fleece Luncheon
Tickets for the Golden Fleece Lun
cheon to be held Saturday, March 4
Ellen Smith Hall, must be purchased
by Friday noon. March 3. The com
mittee in charge of the sale is: Lor
ena Plimton, B1SS3, Betty Kennedy,
B35S0, and Vivian Hanson, B6450.
There will be a general W. A. A
meeting at Ellen Smith Hall to-nite
at 7:15. New members are welcome.
The Exhaust.
The Rag staff is busy covering up
the past in view of the fact that
the "Ragger" which is the "Shun
Sheet" of the business and editorial
staffs will soon appear.
Freshman Basketball.
Regular practice will be hell
for the freshmen squad for the
next two weeks. Candidates
not reporting during this period
will not receive their credit.
JOHN PICKETT,
Coach.
INTERCLASS WRESTLING
The interclass wrestling meet which
waa scheduled to begin Wednesdav
March first, will be postponed until
Monday, March Sixth.
Philippino Students Club
An illustrated lecture will be giver
Thursday, March 2 on the Philippine
under the auspices of the Philippines
Students club. It will be given in the
Social Sicence auditorium at 8 p. m.
and everyone is invited.
BEING SQUARE.
Some of the old philosophers taught
that a sin was not bad in itself as
long as the culprit did net suffer
punishment for fear of beine brought
to justice. We have long since re.
jected that doctrine, yet it seems to
bo the very theory that some people
unconsciously practice.
In school it Is so easy to say "no"
when one should say "yes" and vlco
rersa, when the lie will keep one out
of a difficulty, that it behooves a per
son to guard bis tongue lest he revert
to these condemned -loctrines. These
impnlsive replies were not meant as
deliberate falsehoods, yet what else
are they?
Vikings
An important meeting of the Vik
ings is called for Thursday evening
March 2 at the Sigma Phi Epsilor.
house. The meeting will begin prom
ptly at 7:30 and every member should
be there.
' Pershing Rifles
All active members of Pershing
Rifles see Major Erlcson In Room 202,
Nebraska Hall before Wednesday
noon, March 1. Important.
Nebraska Rifle Team
Members of the First Rifle Meet in
Cadet Officers Room at three o'clock
Wednesday, March 1st, to have pic
ture taken for Cornhusker.
Cadet Officer Cub.
A group picture of all Cadet Offi
cers will be taken at 2 o'clock Wed
nesday, March 1. Meet In Cadet Of
fleers' room.
Gamma Lambda. .
AH members of Gamma Laiabda,
whether members of the band or not.
'Life is one litle episode after an
other" remarked Pearl White, of hair
breadth escape film fame.
AINT CHA EVER
Aint cha ever
Gone to a basket ball game
And
Aint cha ever
Watched the
Girl
Standing
On the
Side line?
The good
Looking
Brunette
Who doesn't
Know
Charging from
Out-of-bounds?
Aint cha ever
Watched this
Girl pose,
Roll her eyes
And
When the ball
Bounces
Near her
Aint cha ever
Seen her
Fix her mouth
In a pretty
Grin
And try
To vamp
The players?
Aint cha ever?
By lime ade
Well, me must eay that the Weather
Man treats us badly. Just when we
had gotten our Spring sky-piece out,
he had to send us back into ear-muffs.
This Greek Tournament we bea
so much about is It a shoe-6hinin
race? And is the prize for speed or
efficiency, or perhaps for regularity
We should like to enroll Ivan Aw
fulitsch In a class in Constructive
English we think he has ably demon
strated his eligibility. He would also
profit by an intensive course in Or
thography. Another subject for his
curriculum might deal with "Humor
What It Is and What It Ia Not."
Did you ever hear an ear ring?
If a tire goes flat, or you stub your ton
You can always find ways to cuss.
If you can't get a number, or you
car won't work
With a foreign language you're there
In French or Latin, Italian or Greek
You'll always find ways to swear.
The Horncusser has flagged James
Montgomery, se we erpect to have
black and white girls mostly white
not Gibson girls.
For killing time we would Btiggest
A place that you all know
Go over by the Library
For the clock there doesn't go.
So if you talk too long a time
In having your bit of fun
You wont' be late because you eee
The clock there doesn't run.
STUDENT EXURESSES HIS DIS
LIKE FOR AN ACCOUNTING
"If I hae been successful in solv
ing this problem I'll go to Boston and
lay for Ponzl. Ponzi won't even be
able to retain his shirt."
"Have you any information as to
the supply of padded cells at th.
state hospital? These transactions
surely took place prior to the eight
eenth amendment. No?"
"Some people still believe that the
United States has a democratic form
of government. Others are optimis
tic about most everything. Does Mr.
Cole think he can get an answer t )
this problem short of 20,000 words?"
Such is the way that a etudent ir.
Economics 6 .expressed his opinion
of a couple of problems which Dan
F. Cole "doped" out for the students
to work. The student worked the
problems to the best of is knowledge
and inserted at the bottom of the
paper the, above quotations.
But the student did not get any
particularly low grades on the prob
lems. He worked them out to a re
asonable solution and handed them in
for what they were worth which was
well up with the average of the clas.
Comments like these are 'hat g'.ve
the readers grey hair. Can you blame
them ?
WANT ADS.
FOR SALE $S5 cornet for $35
cash; case free. Call Rm. 325, Y. M.
A.
LOSOT GAMMA PHI BETA PIN
engraved on back, Marvel Trojan.
Reward. Call B-3587.
FOR SALE RICHTER MECHAM-
cal drawing set. Phone B 30S.
LOST SILVER BARREL FOR
fountain pen. Name engraved on
side. Call B-1025.
WANTED 1921 CORNHUSKER -
Leave at Student Act. offic? and
state price desired.
LOST NOTEBOOK IN ARMORY"
last Friday. Please return to St
-dent Act. office. Reward.
LOST A Gamma Phi Beta pin
Call B35S7.
LOST Black Leather Patent Van
ity Case in Chem. hall. Returne to S.
a. ocice. Reward.
LOSA Mink choker in S. S. build
ing. Call B1S6S. Reward,
Full dress suits and Party dresses
for sale cheap. Uwanta Exchange,
1026 So. 14th St. Phone L6S54.
WANTED Room mate wanted by
freshman. 420 N. 14. L4220.
CORONA TYPEWRITER PRICED
for sale. Call B-31SS after 8 p. m.
LOST LIGHT SJ1ELL FRAMED
glasses. Return to Student Act. ol-flee.
LOST BROWN KID GLOVES AT
University night, at auditorium. Re
turn to Student Act office.
Did you ever go over to the Lib.
in the hope of finding an unattached
co-ed; walk in and find your own
best girl Just leaving with the priie
boob of the school?
And did you ever look for someone
unsuccessfully for several days,
and then happen to see her in the Lib.
unmercifully kidding a frat brother
of yours?
And worst . of all did you ever
walk into the Lib. and find your las
girl telling your new girt all about yon
and your misdeeds?
If any or all of these esperiences
have been yours, then you will say
that "There's no place like the "Lib."
French or Latin, Italian or Greek
Each one has its use for us
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it's just because
he couldn't resist buying
several of our
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LOST A LARGE BROWN SHELL
comb, between 14th SL, and 1220 R.
Return to Student Act. office.
LOST ALPHA Pin PEN. FTNLEU
please call B 4512.
LOST COIN PURSE CONTAINING
Yale key and change. Student
Act. office.
LOST TORTOISE SIffiLL RIM-
med glasses, probably between O
and S on 12th. Return to Student
Act. office.
FOR RENT DOUBLE ROOM IN
modern and well heated home. Ad
dress 1520 U street. Tel. L-9925.
LOST OR TAKEN BY MISTAKE A
pair or brown kid gauntlet gloves
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