The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, May 27, 1928, Page 3, Image 3

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    BanqURounnd-Up Week
(Continued from Pag 1)
medical hospital at Omaha,
plans are already under way which
will include a dormitory for the girls
ai tne Curtis School of Agriculture,
new housing at the agricultural coll
lege campus for thei nursery school
of the department of home econom
ics, and the remodeling of the law
TOMORROW rf6pfgi5V
ah. WEEK h- " '-'
MATINEES
Wednesday
Thursday and
Saturday
74th Successful Week
Special Matinee Memorial Day Wednesday May 30th
(No Matins Tuesday of this Wnk)
An Absorbing Mystery Melodrama
"THE WITCH DOCTOR"
The atory is laid In the precincts of South Africa, where the Ignorant
.tives some whites! believe In the power of witches and oodooim.
It Dossese a colorful background even more realistic and (nipping- than that of
White Cargo". In the distance are heard the wlerd chants and incantations of
.v. n.tNes. with the tom-toms beating an eerie refrain.
SvUnM t 8:80. 7oc. 80c, 85.
POPULAR Evenings at 8 :30 75c-SOc-2Sc
PRICES Matinees Wed., Thurs. & Sat. 50c & 25c
Monday, May 28, Auspices Alpha Delta Theta
Tuesday, May 29, Auspices Berean S. S. Class
Next Week
"THE NERVOUS WRECK"
A Farcical Adventure In the Far West
SURPRISE!
B & G BUZZ
Their Swan Song
One college year ago, strangers we started our little
B&F Shop on the Nbraska campus. Our bottom cent was
invested in the idea of a small, personal shop dressing
Nebraska men in correct University clothing at fair
prices. We had to succeed.
We started. We slipped, stumbled, fumbled and groped.
Slow going at first. Soon we gained a foothold in the
confidence of Nebraska men. Our sincere efforts have
been given you. Friendships and an appreciated volume
of business have been our reward. We're satisfied in
knowing we've made Nebraska men clothes conscious.
We've enjoyed dressing you so that you look like some
thing, feel like something, act like something are some
thing. We'll be with you next year.
A BIG YEAR
Football games, rallies, serenades, picnics, parties, bull
sessions, Military Balls, gossip, feeble Fords, exam, big
goes, little goes, hangovers, coeds, campus drives, Kosmet
shows, campus drives and whatnot we've enjoyed them
all. We're getting in step with Nebraska.
WE INVITE YOU
Summer vacations are staring you in the face. Awful
Nice. Summer School is staring us in the face. More slow
going in our business. That's when we'll be dampening
the brows getting your wardrobe selected for next year.
That's when we'll wish you were here to drop in for a
little chat or over to Red Long's for a coke. That's when
we'll keep on studying your clothing problem for next
year. If there's anything we can send you or get for you,
just a line and out it will go. We know your personal
tastes, whims and fancies and our selections will be right.
Remember the B&F.
WE MAKE OUR BOW
Alright altogether now. Bob, you bow. Curtsy Bill.
Awful Nice. See you later.
"BOB"
'BILL"
BE1ETT S FLDGSTAD
ACROSS FROM CAMPUS
UNIVERSITY CLOTHING FOR UNIVERSITY MEN
BY UNIVERSITY MEN
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
building which will h mJ
summer.
The chancellor also outlined the'
requests that will be made to the
legislature in the coming session. He
stated that a request for adequate
support of the teaching department
would be made. More instructors are
needed so that smaller classes, es
pecially in the freshman classes, may
he possible. A giant for higher ware
scale for those in key positions will
be asked.
. The College of Medicine at Omaha
IB o1o iw a. .J a m
" "l eea oi further support.
He named the various additions that
should ho made to meet the ever in
creasing registration of the uni
versity.
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Addresses wpva d1. v.. r
- . ...au vcu UJ TV.
U Ramsey of Omaha and Ross King
mom Via a 1 v , .
ui me nonor class of 15)08.
Mr. Kino- in Id j
-0 Muiwa ciupimaizeu
the part that the layman must play
... me vureer oi the university sh'
dent. He said Mm
jy vuiviiio WUAl UI1L-
tng those in charge cf the adminis-
nouuii oi me university has in-
nnn J . I v m . .
""" nunarea-ioid in the twenty
years since th cmiiaf.w t.i
B.V.UUU1U11 u i. mo
class. "Owinc fn tliic.
he said, "there is a disposition on the
pan. ui some oi our professional edu
cators to resent the interference of
ut laymen." Mr. iKng protested that
Ioy views are quite as valuable
4.1 A . a ...
b mose oi ine specialist in cduca.
tion.
Daily Paper Uses
Many Reporters
(Continued from Pair 1 1
wore published durlne- the
just completed. The first was a
series of interviews with leadinc?
campus scientists in answer to the
charge that science is dogmatic. The
interviews were secured by Paul Nel
son, a news editor on the staff this
semester.
The second was a series of articles
on recent and proposed campus de
velopments, which was DreDared bv
Maxine Hill. The third was a series
of articles concerning the m-oblem of
the college graduate in the business
world. Each was written hv an mif-
itanding business man. the list in
cluding the presidents of the Union
facific, and Burlington railroad sys
tems, the president of the North
western Bell Telephone conwanv.
and former United States Senator
Hitchcock.
Many Report From Ag College
News from the College of Agricul
ture was supplied by Marjorie Brin-
tcr Virginia SheDhardson. Elvin F.
Frolik, Gordon Hedges, Harold Mar
cott, and others.
Cliff P. SanHnhl onvprp1 tho chem
istry and pharmacy b'uildings and the
Y. M. C. A. before his anDointment
as assistant news editor in March.
Joyce Ayres has covered the Glee
club and Arthur Schroeder, the mili
tary department.
Other reporters who have been
regular aids in helping secure the
daily output of news for the columns
Typewriters For Rent
All aURdaai stake special rat, to stn
Itnta for tons term. U&i machines
peftabl typsmiHeis monthly payments.
Nebraska Typewriter Co.
1232 O St. B-2157
shall I do
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VADSlTYSf
CLEANEES AND WEBS
THANKS
We have appreciat
ed the fine good will
and patronage of U.
of N. students the
past year.
We hope to again
serve those who re
turn next fall.
TDCKER-SHEAH
J-welerf Stationers
1123 "O" St.
of The Daily Nebraskan 'include: K.
G. Anderson, H. Anderson, Smiley,
Gilman, Lancaster, Facka, Robinson,
Kleeman, Miner, Cass, Hammond and
Newman.
Newell Will Give
Sermon to Graduates
(Continued from Page 1)
M. Thursday and Friday, May 31
and June 1.
Students May Get Ticket
All non-graduating students who
desire to attend the exercises may
obtain tickets at the office of the
registrar also, while students from
tho College of Medicine will receive
them from Dean J. J. Keegan or
Miss Charlotte Burgess of the school
of nursing. Tickets will admit the
holder to a special reserved section
in the coliseum 'vhile other sections
will be open to the gene al public.
Graduates are required to pay
their diploma fees to the Finance
Secretary by Tuesday, May 29 and
no degrees will be conferred unless
these fees have been paid which can
be shown by presentation of the fee
card. The fees are as follows: Di
ploma, for graduate college, ten dol
lars; from all other colleges, five
dollars; if degree be taken "in ab
sentia," ten dollars additional; Uni
versity Teachers certificate, two dol
lars; Physical Education, Journalism,
Vocational Agriculture and Home
Economics certificates, one dollar.
Candidates for master's and doc
tor's degrees are required to submit
the usual form wjh all signatures
stating that requirements have been
met, thesis accepted, and deposit of
usual number of copies in the libra
ry and other necessary material to
the offic8 of the registrar by 12
o'clock noon, Tuesday, May 29.
The University of Nebraska has
offered courses in botiny at Estes
Park as a part of the summer ses
sion for two years. Dr. Raymond
J. Pool conducts the courses.
GRADUATION GIFTS
THAT LAST
BOYD JEWELRY CO.
CLUB PLAN JEWELERS
1042 O
Lincoln
WE PAY CASH
For USED BOOKS
Bring them in
TODAY
THE CO-OP BOOK STORE
just east of the Temph
Mi H SMART WEAR FOR WOMEN W
,1222-1224-O STREET 4
-to our CO-EDS
1 ake 1 hem j
Home
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--a festival of Summer Frocks
We shall miss you greatly--So hurry back
Here is your chance to supply your wardrobe.
Dresses for Vacation, Playtime or Teatime
A Sale for our going away girls.
-for $19.50 Dresses in styles
that please.
9
for Dresses that are up to the
minute in Fashion and Quality.
Choose Your CO A
at just half the marked price!
T
Coats for Travel and Dress Wear
TO PLEASE YOU PLEASES US