THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Fridav, May 12. 1922
LER05SIGNDL TELLS
OF BIG CONVENTION
is me aeaa line date. The poems
will bo judged by Mortarboards, senior
pirls honorary society. The form of
the verse Is optional even the freest
lims will not be rejected. It is the
school and class spirit included that
counts the most. The . prize winner
will have the honor of reading his
poem on Ivy Day, and the poem will
go on record as the official one for
1922.
GAMMA LAMBDA
ELECTS OFFICERS
National Band Fraternity Officers
Chosen For Next Semester
Association of Collegiate Schools
of Business Meets at Phil
adelphia The collegiate schools of business
in the United States are progressing
verv ranidlv. according to Dean J. K.
Lellossignol, who last week attended
the annual meeting of the Associa-1
tion of Collegiate Schools of Business j
held in Philadelphia. The colleges are
everywhere growing in size and in j
opportunities offered to the students. I
Among the universities represented at 1
the meeting were Harvard, Columbia.
Pennsylvania, Chicago. Wisconsin,
New York, Tulane. California, South-,'
i
ern California, Indiana, :-yracuso,
Pittsburgh, Texas, Nebraska. Iowa,
Cincinnati, Minnesota, Boston anil
Michigan.
Thf discussions r.t the session cen
tered about two chief problems: the
curriculum and the study of the social
sciences in secondary schools an.l
their correlation with collegiate work.
Move attention is paid now to the
study cf economics, e.-pii U.ily. Iti is
being introduced into secondary anrl
primary schools by boards of educa
tion in all parts of the country.
The discussion of the curriculum
was te most important topic of the
meetings. There are three types of
collegiate schools of business: those
giving a four-year prescribed course, I
such as Nebraska: those with a two
year course, such as the University of
Pittsburgh, which follows two years';
of work in the arts colleire; and grad-1
nate schools of business administra-j
tion, such as Harvard. The two year
course in most universities, however,
is practically the same as the four-,
year course, since the pro-business
work is prescribed. The four-year!
course includes, as does the work in j DR
the University of Nebraska, a larce !
proportion of liberal arts subjects, j
The consensus of opinion among lht T r. E. O. Fippin. formerly head of
delegates present was that both typs the so! department of Cornell uni
were practically equivalent to liberal versity and now a scientist for the
arts courses -with specializiation in ' consoMdated manufacture of lime fer
business subjects. Mili?f'-S v.ith offices at Washington.
Several men spoke on psycholog- T). C, was a recent visftor to Hie
ical tests as aids to jdministration. ss j university. Professor Fippin took
a measure of Intelligence, in determin-! luncheon at the Chamber of Com
ing vocational aptitudes and in oorre- merce with Dean Bunell, Professor
lating the students' work. Becaus? , Russel, Dr. Condra and others,
the first year class at Harvard is lim
1ted, the Graduate School of Business
Administration uses these tests rs.
part of the entrance examination. In ;
schools where the tests are used, it !
is reported that the results conform
closely to those of the regular ex- j
aminations, with a few exceptions.
There is Jit present a scarcity of ,
welltraincd teachers of economies and
business administration. Colleges of!
business, it was agreed by the asso j
elation, should make it one of their
functions to train teachers in these
subjects for colleges and secondary '.
schools. j
The members of the association
v.ei-e t'liesfs in Philadelphia of Hie
University of Pennsylvania. The pros
iilent of the organization is Dean Em
ory R. Johnson of the Wharton School
of Fin:-nee an, Commerce of I lie Uni
versity of Pennsylvania. i
I Gamma Lambda, national band fra
i trinity, elected officers for tne first
.'.semester next year at a meeting held
! Wednesday evening after their con
'cert. The following men were elect
ied: President, Burford Cage; Vice
! President, lrvin Weiler: Secretary
; Treasurer, Grove Bixby.
Several matters of business were
' then taken up, among them the mat
!er of continuing the concerts which
they have been sponsoring. It was
decided to give one more concert
this year and to give as many next
fail as the weather will permit.
lvans are being made for raisin?
funds next year to enable the band
to accompany the football team on
their longer trips. Several smallel
trips are to be arranged which will
include the towns of the state.
The last meeting of the year will
he held at the Silver Lynx house aftoT
the concert next Wednesday evening
and every members is urged to bp
present. There are several important
matters to be discussed and everyone
should be on hand.
INTER FRAT TOURNEY
DOWN TO SEMI-FINALS
Baseball and Tennis Meets Go
Through Another Round of
Contests Thursday
Four more fraternity teams were
eliminated in the race for the inter
frat baseball championship in games
plaved yesterday afternoon. One
contest remains to be played before
the semi-final rontests, which will be
played Monday instead of Friday on
account of ihe fact that the Kock Is
land ball park cannot be secured for
games today.
Farm House and Xi Psi Phi clash in
the onlv remaining battle before the
semifinals; The Xi Psi Phi team
won their right to meet the Farm
House men by defeating the Delta
Sig team. 11 to T, Thursday afternon.
One of the most hotly contested
games of the tourney thus far was
the 4 to 2 victory of the Betas over
the strong Phi Psi nine.
Complete scores of the third round
contests follow:
Beta TLeta Pi, -4.
Phi Kappa Psi, 2.
Sigma Phi Epsilon, 5.
Alpha Sigma Thi, 4.
Silver Lynx vs. Alpha Tau Omega.
The Silver Lynx A. T. O. contest
is slated for one o'clock while the
rhl Tsi's and Sig Eps meet at five
o'clock.
Special W. A. A. board meeting at
5 o'clock Tuesday, May 16. Lecture
room in Armory. There will be com
plete reading of constitution. Every
member must be present.
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Tennis Tourney (Results
In the only game played in tne
inter-fraternity tennis tournament
Thursday, The Silver Lynx team de
feated Hie Xi Psi Phi team, 7 to H,
6 to 2. The tourney is now up to the
semi-finals which will be played to
day. The teams -ontesting are.
Phi Kappa Psi vs. Sigma Phi Epsilon.
FIPPIN VISITS
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When you run st.-irt mil miliums
Wllrll oil run stiirt.
American Webbing
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pi-tHirt meiit Nivkweiir
ITin idem1 Kliodr Island
Successful men will lie offered tdm
ilur nil yenr spim-timc work.
Dainty Wrist Watches
in round, oval and rec
tangular shapes, in
white or green gtfld.
$18 to $50
HALLETT
University Jeweler
Est. 1871 1143 O
Junior Hop
Rosewilde Party House
Saturday May 13
Ackerman's Six Piece Orchestra
Refreshment Favors
Admission $1.25 Inc. Tax
May 15 Is Dead Line
For Senior Poetry
What is the matter with the senior
poets! Shyness, surely, for on days
likp these ihe most stolid characters
are mover to poetie feeling. The
seiiior who can sit in class and re
trospect the four past years without,
being moved has gleaned but little of
the right spirit. Nobraslra spirit is
increasing steadily and every little
ballad contributed by members of this
years olnss will add to the glory of
the old S'diool.
There are only a few more days to
land in your contribution to wrme
Tii em her of the Mortarboard May IT,
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"THE SO-CALLED PESSIMIST
Sermoji liy dairies W. Madr;ald at
ALL SOULS' UNITARIAN CHURCH
IJlh and II. Sunday at 11 a. m.
SATURDAY EVENING
at J. in, the last younr peojdes jiarly of ihe year will
le held at the church. All are inviled.
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College Fountain
Car Service After 6:00 p. m.
College Book Store Facing Campus
PIE PIE PIE
When you think of Pie
THINK OF BILLY
It will be a pleasure
TRY BILLY'S PIE LUNCH
Billy's Lunch Supreme
Specializing in Barbecued Meats and
Home Pies
State Hospital Boulevard Opposite
Electric Park Entrance
Here's Billy on the Job WM- WESTBERRY, Prop. L9033
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