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That is the reason that Ag College,
while ono of the youngest, Is one of
the mout rapidly growing colleges of
Ihe University. The purpose of Ag
College is to teach the best ami most
profitable methods of producing and
caring for livestock and crops, tho art
of handling the new and expensive
machinery which farmers must now
use, the efficient management of
farm business and how farm products
are marketed and to teach the house
wife how to make better, happier and
more efficient homes. In short, the
college stands for the things which
make for a broader, stronger, more
progressive agriculture, an agriculture
which will provide a happy, whole
some rural life and at the same time
effectively meet the demands of an
ever-changing civilization.
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University Notices
Slflma Gamma Epsilon.
There will be an important business
meeting of Sigma Clamma Kpsilon
Thursday evening, May 4. at 7:30 p.
in., at the museum.
N iiflit r.iiilor for thl UMlr.
CUAKI.KS A. MITCH KM.
Delians.
The Delians are entertaining their
parents, landlords and land ladies af.
their open meeting Friday night. Oth
ers welcome. Faculty hall, S p. m
May 5.
Sneciat Notice.
AG COLLEGE EXTENDS WELCOME j of X( braska (S alin0UI1,P(1 hy the
Tomorrow the College of Agricul
ture extends a welcome to every stu
dent and faculty member of the Uni
versity. It urges all to forget for &
day t ho routine of university life and
take a holiday. Farmers Fair comes
in the warm days of spring when
books and lessons are becoming tire
some and all need to stop for a bit and
relax. Just imagine for a day that
you are back in the grammar school
when once a year, lather, mother and
the children, all piled in to the fam
ily carriage or possibly the old lum
ber wagon and spent tho day at the
fair. You looked forward all year to
the merry-go-round, the pink lemon
ade, the o!d fortune teller, and the
funny clowns that you watched as you
consumed enormous quantities of but
tered popcorn and salted peanuts. But
maybe you didn't have this privilege
of spending a day at the fair, and you
don't know all the delights its fur
nishes. If you didn't, the Agricultural
College will give some of the thrills
you missed.
Fanners Fair should mean a holiday
for the whole University, but it
should mean far more than this. The
Agricultural College is a part of the
University, as much as any college on
the city campus. Many do not realize
this and scarcely see the Ag campus
in their four years here. The Agri
cultural College is seeking to over
come this disadvantage as rapidly as
possible and it is hoped that Farmers
Fair will st lengthen the bond between
the Agricultuial College and the oth
er colleges of the University. So after
you have seen the Wild West Show,
gazed at the freaks on the midway,
have listened to the beautiful strains
of the jazz band, and have enjoyed the
high-class performances at the Snor
pheuni. just stop for a minute and
look at the Ag Campus. Note the
curving drives, the wide open spaces
covered with bluegrass, the honey
suckles, lilacs and tulips blooming
along the tlri ewa s. Notice the fine
architecture and excellent arrange
ment of the buiidings. Then reniein
her that you have a share in all of
this, that it is a part of your University.
Kxtension Department will have two
terms of five weeks each in which
twelve hours of possible credit can
he made. More than two hundred
are offered in thirty-five departments
under the instruction of seventy teach
ers. Splendid facilities for regular uni
versity students. Quality of instruc
tion equal to that of any other time
in the year. Unusual opportunities for
graduate study. All university courses
receive full credit and lead to Bach
elor's, Master's or Doctor's degree.
Many courses with credit for teachers
preparing for examinations. Meets
normal training requirement for eight
for second grade county certificate or
lor twelve weeks first grade county
certificate. Meets certificate require
ments of college credit, six hours for
renewing certificates, or twelve hours
for earning city staio certificate.
Applies for credit on life certificate.
Special courses in coaching Basketball,
Baseball, football and track. Students
can attend one or both terms. A large
number of beginning courses offered
in second term. Fight weeks Session
of Teachers College High School ob
servation nnd demonstration purposes.
Students can earn one or two ent
rance points. For additional informa
tion address the University Registrar.
Pershing Rifles.
Important meeting of all Pershing
Rifles from 4 to 6 p. m., Thursday at
Nebraska hall. All members must be
present. Butts Manual will be taken
up.
Pre Meds
T're-Med day, May r, plan on going
to Omaha.
BIZAD SECRET
There will be a mass meeting
for all students in the College of
Eusiness Administration Thursday
in the Social Science Auditorium.
Big Secretd!
AG COLLEGE
What is Ag Collet,-,.? What does it
stand l'U? Why should it be includ
ed in the University? Did you ever I
stop to think that there is any special
significance in the fact that one ot
Nebraska University's most important
colleges should be an agricultural
college? For years, even centuries,
colleges have existed. We read of
the colleges of ancient Greece and
Rime and all through the years it
has been possible for a few to secure
a classical education. But where have
we read of an agricultural college?
It has only been within comparatively
recent years that agricultural educa
tion has been of any importance and
that the r.fed of trained farmers and
farm leaders lias been recognized.
Today, in this age o rapid progress,
one of the most remarkable develop
ments has been that of agriculture.
From one of the least influential and
least desirable occupations, it is be
coming one of the most important
and most respected. The old sod
shanty, the walking plow and the one
horse buggy are rapidly being re
placed by the modern conveniences
SUMMER SCHOOL
If a sufficient number of stu
dents desire it, summer work in
law will be given, including first
year work. If interested, please
call at my office at once.
Warren A. Seavey.
Commercial Club Dance
Only one hundred will be validated
for the Commercial Club dance to be
at the Lindell Party House Friday.
May ;. Be sure and purchase your
ticket from the sale committee today.
Preparation for Farmers Fair
On account of the necessary prep
arations for the Farmers Fair on Sat
urday, May Gth, all classes at the Col
lege of Agriculture will be excused on
Friday, May 5th.
Signed, K. A. Burnett, Dean.
The Calendar
Friday, May 5
I're-Medie day.
Talladian open meeting.
Pharmacy Picnic.
m., Fac
Delian op i meeting, 8 p
improved machinery for production ulty ball,
and the automobile. The telephone 10 R. Dormitory spring party, El
and rural free delivery have alsoi"' "-
helped to break up the Isolation of
the country home.
These improvements have gradually
secured a higher type of population
on the fa'ms, a population which can
use and demands an education to
train it for the work it is to perform.
Phi Gamma Delta, spring party, K.
of C. hall.
Bushnell Guild house dance.
Saturday, May
Closed night.
Fanner's Fair.
Sunday, May 7.
Y. W. C. A., May morning break
fast, 7 a. m., Ellen Smith ball.
PLENTY OF DANCING
TO BE HAD SATURDAY
Memories of that Farmers Fair
dance of a year ago will be the last
to fade from the fond recollections of
every dancer who attended, yet those
sweet memories will have a twin after
Saturday night for a repetition of all
that was entertaining last year with
additional enjoyable features in keep
ing with tho other improvements of
the 1922 Fair should turn your trip
ping feet toward Ag Campus Satur
day afternoon and evening. To the
strains of the Ragadors you can slide
through the cornmeal and smooth off
the wax all. afternoon in the breezes
that, will blow through the machinery
hall of the big Ag Engineering build
ing. In tho evening Belshaws or
chestra will make you merry in the
cafeteria hall while Watsons will fur
nish the jazz in the engineering build
ing. Refreshments and diversions
will bo handy just outside each hall
to make Saturday night the swellest
lime of the year.
sevrral clean cut repiesentatives in
various districts of Nebraska and
South Dakota to present high class
educational proposition with attrac
tive financial returns. Summer va
cation or permanent. Must be able
to furnish references and surely
bond. Give full particulars in first
letter. Address 101. Nibraskan.
UOST--A sorority pin. Phone 113477.
FOR RENT Sorority house for com
ing year. Eleven bedrooms. Sleep
ing porch for twenty five, two baths.
Harvey Rathbone Co., 118 No. 11th.
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ZETA BETA TAU GIVES
OUT LIST OF PLEDGES
Following is the list of names of
the men who are pledged to the 7-eta
Beta Tau Fraternity:
Gundell Goldansky
Percy Goldstein
Clyde A. Krasne
,loe Pizer
Harry Ravitz
Micheal Stein
Douis Somberg
Samuel Rahrol'f.
TAKEN by mistake from Military
Storeroom a silver Eversharp pen
oil having the initials F. A. K.
Valued as keepsake. Pier so return
to Military Storekeeper, K. 4, Ne
braska Hall. 5-4 :3t
LOST A tortoise shell comb,
turn to Stud. Act. office.
Re-At.
MARRIAGES
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth
Welsh to James M. K 11 gore took place
last Friday at Kearney. Mrs. Kilgore
is a member of the Delta Delta Delta.
Mr. Kilgore is a member of Thi Delta
Theta.
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EST. 1871
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A Big Sale
Friday and Saturday
White and Tan
Oxfords shirts button-down
collars and band cuffs
Wonderful values
$2.65
Alpha Tau Omega picnic, Crete.
Delian Society, Faculty hall.
Phi Mu spring party, The Lincoln.
Alpha Xi Delta spring party, Rose
wilde. Commercial Club dance, Lindell
party house.
Flappers Down to Rock
Bottom in Price
The Season's Newest and Most
Popular Pumps for Women
A Rousin
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HOE
SALE!
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
This event cuts away the cost barriers and gives
you the fine new shoes you want at a price you
are perfectly willing to pay. Strictly new every
pair in every detail correct, well made, fault
lessly styled, perfect fitting each kind unrivel
led at its price There's one way to prove this step
into the store and try on as many as you wish. .
Convince yourself that here is real
quality at prices that are getting
down to brass tacks. Summed up
we know how to keep up quality and
cost down. Come and profit
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