IUIE DAILY NBBRASKAN
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FOR THIS 1SSCE.
Nlglit Editor Howard Huffett
William Card VsHlntnnt Night Editor
A prize cf one hundred dollars to
the Nebraska student who writes the
words and music for a musical pro
duction to be given by the Kosmet
Klub next spring has been offered by
the members of Kosmet.
The offer will not be passed over
lightly by many students who know
of the success of past Kosmet plays
and of the fine opportunity open to
young playwrights all over the couu
try. More than one Nebraska stu
dent, and some of these authors of
Kosmet plays, have made good at the
playwright game and today are
wealthy men.
The Kosmet play this year was a
student production and the stimula
tion of further such efforts among
the students of this University is the
prime ' purpose of the Klub. When
the Kosmet men urge that work on
new plays be started early this sum
mer in order that a play may be se
lected in the early fall, they should
find a large number of students eager
to respond. "
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The financial report orfhe stadium
campaign brings Xebraskans face to
face xsith the fact that a large sum
of money must yet be raised before
the memorial can be completed. 'While
the dream of having the stadium
ready for the 1923 football season
will be realized, the entire structure
cannot be completed by that time.
The indoor track will not be ready
for use next year unless pledges are
promptly made in the near future.
The Alumni association has no
money to spend on travelling ex
penses for promotion work, yet pro
motion work must be done among
Nebraska alumni if the stadium is to
be what all Nebraska students want
it to, be. How then is the promotion
work to be done Through the pres
ent 6tudent body. For three months
while students are away on their
summer vacations, they will be meet
ing Nebraska ex-students and alumni.
What better opportunity to tell of the
needs for the stadium, to boost Ne
braska and to accomplish something
really worthwhile for the school can
be found? Let every undergraduate
carry with him or herself this sum
mer the story of the stadium and the
pressing need for more pledges and
prompt payments.
The theory has been advanced that
the reason, students cheat is that our
educational system is at fault. Can
it be that dishonesty of this sort is
excusable by such, an xcuse?
What is the difference between
stealing a roommate's jewelry and
his theme? Is there a difference be
tween physical theft and intellectual
theft? Certainly there is very little
difference as far as the dishonesty of
it Is concerned. Yet when one says
Le would not tolerate such, a thing as
the former theft and then says that
taking a roommate's theme is excus
able because his instructor is making
the course too hard for him and that
he can't write themes himself, what
are you to think of that individual?
By the time a student comes to the
University he is supposed to have
reached a point of development where
he can control himself. To say that
a student was honest before he tame
to college and turned on his prin
ciples after he saw other people doing
it is absurd. If he has strength of
character he can and will do his work
the best he knows how and will take
the consequences.
The faculty are not policemen. It
is not their business to go around
and see that students get their educa
tion. They offer their bit to the stu
dents in the best ay they can. Tfeen
it is a matter of the student leaving
it or taking it This is merely a re
sult of large schools. It can be no
other way. The Instructors cannot
be expected to give personal confer
ences In large classes, In some places
this is possible but in most cases It is
Impossible.
From the moral standpoint there is
no excuse for dishonesty no matter
under what stress one Is placed. The
principle holds in all walks of life
and here at the University where we
are supposed to be a rather selected
lot we should stand on a higher plane
than the common run of life. The
Daily Kansan.
Notices
(Notice of general interest will be
printed lu thl column for two conseeu
live days. Copy should he In the N.
hrnnkan office lr fir ociock.i
Student Council
Final Student Council meeting of
the year is to be held Friday at the
o'clock in Social Science 107. Every
member should be present for several
important matters are to come before
the meeting.
Tennis Tournament.
Only eight fraternities have entered
the interfraternity tennis tournament.
This tournament will be cancelled un
ledd more frats enter. Entries will
be accepted until Friday noon. -Catholic
Students Club
The last Catholic Students Club
meeting of the year will be held at
the K. C. hall at 3 o'clock Sunday.
W. A. A. Nominating Committee
W. A. A. nominating committee
meets this noon, S. S. 101. This is im
portant. Silver Serpent
Silver Serpent meeting, Friday, 5
o'cliock, Ellen Smith hall.
Art Club
Art Club picnic Saturday May 19
Lincoln Auto Club park. Art club
members and their guests meet at
library at 2:30. Other cars will leave
at 5 o'clsyk. Notify committee by
Friday noon.
University Girls Class
Dr. F. D. Barker will speak to the
University Girls flass. at St. Paul
church, May 20, on "Evolution and Its
Relation to Immorality.'
Calendar.
Friday, May 18
Delta Omicron party,' Ellen Smith
Hall, 8:30.
Phi Delta Chi, house dance.
Talladian Crete picnic.
rhi Delta Theta house dance.
Acacia dance, Crete.
Kappa Delta house dance.
Saturday, May 19
Kappa Sigma spring party Lincoln
Hotel.
Delta Upsilon house dance.
(Continued on Page Four.)
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