Wednesday, September 27, 1922
THEi DAILY
NEBRASKAN
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Mltht Kdltor for tliU Ine.
Robert Craig,
Meeting the Situation.
The University continues to grow.
Rfcl-orts on enrollment bliow an in
crease this year. ClasBes in many
departments are unusually large.
The increased enrollment and -the
demands for certain instruction have
taxed the teaching force in some de
partments to the utmost. Instructors
are meeting the increase in the size
of their classes in the best way pos
sible. In cases where the classes were too
large for any satisfactory instruction
many adjustments were made. This
caused inconvenience for a number of
students. The student who wanted
all of his classes in the morning found
it difficult to accustom himself to a
class which cut into the middle of the
afternoon. But he was not as great
a disadvantage as the student who
found himself in a class for which the
enrollment was- too small to warrant
its continuance, when in another class
standing room was at a premium. The
small cliiss was disbanded and the
instructor put where he could do the
greatest good for the largest number
of students. It was hard for some
students who were thus left out to
readjust their registration. Tlioy
finally,-however, revised their sched
ules and accustomed themselves to
the new order. Then they were sur
prised to find that the new schedule
was entirely satisfactory.
Numerous instances could be
given of students who at first com
plained about their schedules, but
find now that they are satisfactory.
Even those who are still regretting
that they could not take just the
subjects wanted at the hours wanted
can console themselves with the
thought that they are a part of a
large system which must work so as
to benefit the largest number of students.
U-N0T1CE
The Girls Tennis Tournament.
Every University girl who knows
anything about handling a tennis rac
quet will find it worth while to enter
the girls' tennis tournament. The
tennis tournament is under the direr
tion of the Women's Athletic associa
tion, which gives a chance for win
ning W. A. A. points. Entrants in
previous competitions have said that
they learn more about tennix while
playing in a tournament than in a
greater number of ordinary niatdies.
;!!rn' is a pleasure in such compel;
tion which is entirely lacking in the
usual match.
The weather is ideal for outdoor
sports. Juniors and seniors who are
not taking any required physical
training will find that the practice
games and the scheduled tournament
games will give them the outdoor
exorcise which they need. Every
player should sign up before noon to
day to enter the tournament and then
go out and enjoy the games.
(NotlccK of irciicrnl Intercut will lie
printed in llils column for two coiinccu-
live ila,K. Copy Hluiulil lie ill tile Nc
lii'iihknii office ly five nclock.
Home Economics Club
Important business meeting of the
Home Economics club Thursday, Sep
tember 2S, 1922, Ellen Smith hall.
Christian Science Society
C hristian Science Society will meet
in Facility Hall at 7:30, Thursday,
September S.
University Glee Club
Firht regular rehearsal will be held
Wodnesday at 7 o'clock. Temple
theater. All members requested to
!je present.
History of Journalism, English 18S
tee Instructions and assignments,
bulletin board (University Hall 106.)
M. M. FOGG.
Swimming
Girls registered In swimming for
credit see Miss Clark in the gym
office unless you have already secur
ed your ticket.
Ambassador's Club
Meeting of the Ambassador's Club
in the Social Science auditorium on
Thursday evening at 7 o'clock. Every
members is requested to be present.
Viking.
Viking meeting has been called for
Thursday evening at 7:30 at the
Alpha Tan Omega House.
Alpha Chi Sigma.
Business meeting cf Alpha Chi
Sigma at 7:15 P. M. Thursday in
Chemistry Hall. Very important.
An Club Initiation I
Ag dub initiation Wednesday night
September 27. Horse barn. Mem
bership card for 1922-23 must be
shown for admittance.
Girls' Tennis Tournament
Entries for the all-University gir''
singles and doubles tennis tourna
ments may be made until Wednesday
noon, Sept. 27. Sign up in the gym.
First and second rounds will be
played off the last of this week.
A. A. M. E.
The student branch of the Ameri
can Society of Mechanical Engineers
will meet in room 201 of Mechanical
Engineering on Wednesday, Septem
ber 27 at 7:30 p. m. This is the
first meeting of the year and fresh
men are especially invited to attend.
Come out and get acquainted.
Freshman Convocation
Miss Ileppner wishes to call atten
tion to the fact that through a mis
take in announcements the day has
been named as Tuesday instead of
Thursday.
All track letter and numeral n en
ue asked to report at once to Gard
ner in Coach Schulle's office for suits
and to make tlierr track registration.
Coed Convocation
There will be a convocation for
Freshman girls Thursday, Sept. 2S, 11
a. m. in tlie Temple theater to famil
lalize the new girls with the prob
lems, traditions and scholastic stand
ards of tli" University. All freshman
;;'r1s who attend will be excused from
tlie 11:00 o'clock classes.
CARIi C. EXGBERG
A. A. E.
A. A. E. meeting Wednesday after-no-nti
at 5., M. E. 20G. Everybody
out.
All students registered at the em
ployment bureau at the University
V. M. C. A. are requested to leave
their telephone numbers and ad-
dre.ses. Many of the students regis
tered 1 efnre they had determined
their permanent address and conse
quently the bureau is unable to get
in touch with them.
Thirty-five New
Pre-Med Students
Eighty-five per cent of the 170
students enrolled as pre-mcdics, an
swered to roll-call at the pre-med
meeting Monday. Theio is an In
crease In enrollment of thirty-five
students.
The various pre-medlc organiza
tions were outlined as follows: E.
F. Frazier, Nu-Med; It. B. Sander
son, Omega Beta Pi, professional
lire-medic fraternity; R. A. Steere,
Theta Nu, honorary pre-niedic fra
ternity. The following second-year
men gave pointers to the freshmen:
Messrs Loder, Nuteman, Seeley,
Smith, Dahlberg. Responses by
lirst-year men on "Why I'm here"
were made by Messrs. Casten and
A XuMed orchestra of thirty pieces
is being organized. Nine singers
are also included in the membership.
There will be monthly meetings of
the Nil-Mods.
tices are held at the Conservatory
Wednesday nights and Saturday
mornings.
Watch tfie reformers claim that
coffee is dangerous. A man recently
killed his wife by hitting her with a
percolator. Richmond Dispatch.
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rwwi one seek to reform others be
cause one wants to save their souls
or because they annoy him? Bene
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are willing to pay salaries to profes
sional reformers Wynne Progress.
CALENDAR
Room for More Voices
In University Chorus
Chorus registration is being held
open a few days yet in order to in
sure a good season. The enroll
ment is especially large, and Mrs.
Raymond is planning on doing big
things this semester. There is an
opening for good voices in all sec
tions, but register immediately if
you wish to receive one of the va
cancies I Two new teachers have been nddod
to the Conservatory list: Mira
Murry in the dramatic department
and Roy Wall, a baritone, in the
voice department.
The Symphony orchestra, under
the leadership of Mr1, Steckleburg
will begin practices this week. Trac-
Modern rooms for one or two men
or women, 1432 G St. Phone L-8109
For sale One-half set drawing in
struments. Good condition. Inquire
at office.
New alto saxophone for sale cheap.
Phone B275S; address 1202 M street.
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Students
Lot us solve your
iliiiiclnu problems.
Tlie Nrwrat Dimer
The Amlinssiulor
Vox Trot. Society
Walk and the
Chatty Catch
Step. Also all
the favorites
learn them at
CARROLL'S
Staff of Instructors
Neb. State Bank Bldg.
1.1th nml O
rhonn I, no8
Lost Pair of bone-rimmed glasses.
Return to Dally Nebraskan office.
Lost Shcll-rlmmed glasses in case,
between 1548 R St. and Library. Call
Mae Regan, B35S0.
Lost: Waterman fountain pen, be
tween I nlversity and Pharmacy hallls
on Sept. 25; also small gold pencil,
near Grant hall, about Sept. 15. Re
ward. Call Gamma Phi Beta house.
Lost Kalophronean Society pin.
Call B 4123.
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Charlotte Beauty
Shop
Miss Lottie Newer has opened
an up-to-date shop at 1210 M St.
Lindel hotel. Special attention
given to marceling, and hair
dress.
PHONE B2559
Have You Noticed
how much farther
the dollars go
this fall
Just think of the smart
shirts, ties and hats
you can buy here for
little money
Get Your
Eversharp Pencils
Fountain Pens
Alarm Clocks
Select Xmas gifts and we will
' hold them.
Fenton B. Fleming
Jewel Shop
1137 O St. B-3421
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is nn up-to-date pnoto, maae in tne oesi equippea newiy
decorated Studio in the Middle West.
Eat Your Meals at the
Y. M. C. A. Cafeteria
Regular $5.25 Meal Ticket
For Only $4.75
"Filling Station for Hungry Folks"
Cpen 6:30 A. M;
Close 7:30 P. M.
THE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MUSIC
ADRIAN M. NEWENS, Director
Offers thorough training in Music, Dramatic Art. A
largre faculty of specialists in all departments. Anyone may
enter. Full information on request. Opposite the Campus.
Phone B1392
11th & R Sts.
MUXSOX MOTOR COMPANY, 1125 P ST.
RENT-A-FORD
B-1550 B-1517
DRIVE IT YOURSELF
The Place For Better Service
Cars Reserved by Phone Given Special Attention
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Wednesday, September 27
Alpha Kappa Psl meeting, 7:30 p.
m., Sigma Thi Epsilon house.
Thursday, September 29
Sigma Gamma Epsilon meeting,
7:15 p. m., Museum.
Alpha Chi Sigma business meeting
at 7:15, Chemistry Hall.
Friday, September 30
Lutheran Club social meeting, 8 p.
m., Y. M. C. A. room, Temple.
Delta Tau Delta house dance.
Delta ITpsllon house dance.
Saturday, September 31
uKppa Phi party for Methodist girls
from 3 to 5 in Art Hall.
Wesley Guild stag party, Temple.
Mrs. Avery's tea for Dr. Ida Scud-
der, Ellen Smith hall, 2:30-4.
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And meters of tone;
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After
There are letters of accent
And letters of tone,
But the best of all letters
Is to let hor alone.
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