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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (May 25, 1922)
or. ahc ALLEN GIVEa fflOE MUSIC RECITAL ., 7. Allon of t"o "uul " . senior recital last evening ilcave . christian Church. Mr. 1,16 iriul consisted of numbers AI1C!,'8 Inoforte. in which he la a ' P " Lura Schuler Smith, and puP'1 ot , wi,i,!h he is In the class P'CfEllth Turlington Ross. "Vm fo,1w8: l 'ad-Grand ( ll0CUr peethoven bon-ui, Allegro. Allegretto vivace. Minuet'0- presto con festo Boccherlnl-Mimict in A. blns-At Twilight finger-Festival Prelude. L8Zt-Lijbostraume, A flat. , gchumann-Whlms. Sternberg-rootico. nude in octaves. bIUUe . ,.( Tl flat min. Scharwenna " r. Allegro pat et loo. THE DAILY NEBRASKAN Thursday, May 2.", 19J2. In Years Gone By. Twenty Years Ago Today Kansas was defeated by Nebraska in the semi annual tennis meet. The Nobraskans proved thein.selves better in every branch ot the game. Eighteen Years Ago Today Cadets went to camp in a soakim? rain and were forced to make camp under the most disadvantageous cir cumstances. Ten Years Ago Today A single tax Issue of tho Dally Ne brasknn was presented to the students in preparation for a big rally to be held the next day. Seven Years Ago Today Spring football wns officially closed without the usual final workout, be cause of tho inclemoncy of the weath er at the time. Five Years Ago Today Dean Knberg announced that no more men could withdraw from from school, as only one week remained and the emergency calls for the army were over. TRIBUTE TO WILSON PAID EV STUDENTS One hundred colleges and more than 5000 college students in this country and In several foreign countries, con tiihutiiiK for the most part in small amounts, have raised a fund of $5000 as their share of the endowment of tho Woodrow Wilson award for pub lie service, It was announced yester day by Professor Stephen P. Duggan of the College of the City of New York. Dr. Duggan, who is chairman of the educational committee of the Wood row Wilson Foundation, in a statement given out yesterday expressed his ap preciation of what the faculties and students of the schools throughout the country have done toward the success of tho movement to perpetuate the ideals of the former president. Dr. Duggan Expresses Appreciation "In no other quarter," he said, "has such genuine sympathy for the great achievements of Mr. Wilson been found as in the colleges. Out of the hundreds of letter sent out by the ed- EVERYTHING FOR THE TABLE Peoples Grocery ucatlonal committee of tho Founda tion to the presidents or other gov erning officials of Institutions of higher learning, only three of tho re plies received expressed any opinion but one of hearty cordiality to the plan to honor a grout teacher who had bec(ftno a jrreat president. "There is no doubt that among for mer President Wilson's warmest sup porters today are the students and teachers in the schools of the nation. Tho amounts that those living within the walls of our educational institu tion have been able to contribute have not been large, but this Is nut the measurement of their devotion to the great causo of peace and democratic government. "Again and again durins the effort to raise a fund of $1,000,000 or more to endow tho Wooiirow Wilson Awards, I have seen (Undents stand in long lines so uh to give a qua iter or fifty cents as their small token of appreciation of the work done for hu manity by Mr. Wilson. They have left no names, they have asked do cer tificates designating them founders ot the awards, but they have Joined tb.3 sllect electorate of those who give whole hearted approval lo that for which Mr. Wilson strove." "J n TEACHERS Do you want a position for next fall? Let us help you locate one Free registration. 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