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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 27, 1922)
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN Friday, October 27, i922 NOTRE DAME PLANS 1L HOMEl Cc'ebraticn to Be Held November 3 and 4 Indiana Game to Be Feature. Special to The Nobrankan. Notre Dame, Iiul., Oct. 28. The greatest homecoming celebration In the history of Notre Dnme Is expected Friday and Saturday, November 3 and 4, when thousands of old students will be Included lu the crowd of 20, 000 people who will witness the In-fllana-Notre Dame football game which will bo the central event of the celebration. Preparations have been In progress for months to care for the alumni of both Notre Dame and Indiana, who will witness the game. The seating capacity of Cartler Field has been in creased by S.000 for this game and the biggest crowd In history will 8 warm Into the field. Twelve thou sand reserved seats placed on sale last Monday were snapped up lm luediately. A committee of fifty students, np po.'nted by the Students' Activity Committee of the school, has ar ranged for the reception and enter tainment of the visitors. Information booths and vehicles will he provided for all visitors at the railroad stations. Itoth campus and city will be decor ated and prizes will be awarded for the best bedecked buildings. The celebration will be formally opened Friday evening when l.SOo Dance Tonite SERENADORS Everyone a Star LINDELL PARTY HOUSE Favors. Refreshments. $1.00, Flus Tax. students will march from tho Uni versity to South Bond und stage a snake dance through tho city streets to the Oliver hotel, where the Indiana team will be welcomed at a pep meet ing which will Include 0,000 voices or ctudonts and city residents. Follow ing this the party will return to the University where a medley entertain ment In Washington Hall will be fol lowed by a program of boxing bouts in the gymnasium. Saturday's demonstration will be cjiened with a barbecue on the campus at 10 o'clock In tho luorllng. A pre liminary football game between South Bend high and Cathedral high school of Grand Rapids will precede the Notro Damo-lndlana bnttlo of bitter rivals. Four dances will be given In the evening to complete the celobrn t inn. By Frank Wallace, Notro Dame. ENGINEERS' SOCIETY 10 HEETAT KANSAS Nebraska Professors Attend An nual Meeting; of Organisation at Kansas University. THE 8 Campus Shop HAIR CUTTING For Particular Men. We Can Suit You. 231 No. 12th. A five-year engineering course, and the training of young engineering in- s'mctora are the topics for discussion by the Kansas-Nebraska section of the hotiety for Promotion of Engineering K. location in its meetings Friday eve ning and Saturday morning of this veok at Manhattan, Kansas. Many nenibers of the faculty of the College of Engineering of the University of Nebraska will attend. IVa 11 O. J. Ferguson, C .M. Duff, lv K. Brackett, C. It. Chatham and .1. W. llaney of Nebraska's engineer ing faculty are scheduled to take part in the program concerning one or the other of the topics to ue discussed. All departments of the college will be represented iu the group. They will go by automobile Friday, and will arrive iu time for the Friday evening Meeting. Manhattan was chosen as the gathering place because the an nual K. U.-Kansas Aggie football tcngle will take place there Saturday afternoon. The list of those who make up the party is as follows: 1 I 230-32 N 13th St. Unee da J. Ferguson. W. Sjogren. D. Parsons. M. Duff. E. W. Carlton. It. Chatham. L. DeBaufre. H. Pahl. E. Edison. F. W. Norris. W. Haney. E. Brackett. . J. Kunnalls. W. McNaul. W. Smith. O. o. J. c G. W W O. (Continued from Pago 1) FRESHMAN COMMISSION ELECTS NEW MEMBERS Mary I.oyner. KUzaboth Howell. Mildred Othnier. Marie McCarthy, Winlfrod Kerr, (Continued From Page 1) FRESHMEN STAGE FIRST PARTY SATURDAY NIGHT not customary iu University circles and the freshman girls should come to the party In groups of two, three or four. The old-fashioned man who tried to make the eleven at colleke now has a son who is Just as well satisfied If be can make seven. Some writer 'omit one "t" from traiuiulllity. But tranquillity will have little means until all tho 1 i re moved. The Lincoln Star. New Excuse System On Trial in College A change has been made In the system of checking up absences in the college, in the hope of eliminating confusion and slowness. The new method consists of a sys tem of absence cards. On one side of the card Is space for the name of the student, the name of the courses, the time, the date, the dean's signature, and the instructors' initials. On the other is space for the state ment of the student's excuse and the signature of some recognized author ity such as house-mother or' physi cian. A letter from the dean's office was ..nt to each of the members of the college faculty with all enclosed sam ple of the absence cards. In this communication it was made clear that LEATHER Purses Newest Styles and Newest Shapes $950 -Luncheonettes- ttnc I So Different I We Specialize in I 25c and 30c Student Lunches : We have thrown the p key away. We arc f; open night and day. I- Waffles and Cakes at All Hours. Get a $5.50 1 Meal Ticket j for $5.00 AT THE MEIR DRUG CO. Always the Best Open Until Midnight Friday and Saturday f DA NCEl FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27TH Louisiana Rag-a-dor's Orchestra ROSEWILDE PARTY HOUSE S:30-ll:00 P. M. $1.10 Including Tax. Another PALL MALL CLUB DANCE Lincoln Hotel Ballroom Saturday, October 28th THE LOUISIANA RAGADORS Admission $1.10, Including Tax. the card Is not to bo taken us na of ficial excuse exempting the student from making up the work, missed. It Is UBed as a means of conveying to tho instructor the reasons for the absouco of tho Btudont, The new system Ib being tried In the collego In the hopo that it will save time and confusion In aiding tho student In reinstating himself In his classes. Formerly n student's excuse for absence was not available until after ten or fourteen days. The Uni versity Dally Kansan. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING CHRISTMAS CARD display now ready. May we show them to yoa this week. George Ilros., 1213 N St. HALLOW Ii'KN FAVORS Hats, nolsemakers, invitations and decora tions. Order now. George Uros.. 1213 N St. STUDENTS who appreciate what Modern Photography is accomplish ing are invlied to Inspect nn unusual display of Children's riiotograpns made by Mr. TowuHond nt bis studio. 228 So. Uth St., Saturday afternoon nnd evening, from 2 to 57 to 10. TAKEN From tho cloakroom ot Class Society Sorority Club Fraternity Recognition Pledge Pins Made to Order See Our Windows HALLETT Unl. Jeweler Estab. 1871. 1143 0 Library, black leather iMtolumk, gtt ford & Scott Lutln hook. n.o'Wwi' Return to Nebruskan Office. LOST-Mystlo Fish pin bHtwMa Teachers College nnd Library, n. I ONE .LOOK IN OUR WINDOW FOR THE SUIT Man From Gugenheim's WILL WEAR WEDNESDAY The tr i TONIGHT Crescent Club Subscription Dance iniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiii You Are Invited nuiiiiEiiiiiniii NORTHWALL'S JAZZLANDBAND lUIIIBIIIIIUflllll Knights of Columbus Hall Friday, October 27th. Dancing 8 :30 THE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MUSIC ADRIAN M. NEWENS, Director Offers thorough traininjr in Music, Dramatic Art. 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