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TRICOLOR MEETS
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COMMENCE
TIS
AFTERNOON
Tricolor Meet Regina
it I p. in.; .ill ,Voi
I unity Men UifiUe
The seder f events In IKt
tricolor meet hith It u fee run
this aMernsen in the stadium,
Milh H nenvarsity men eligible
it eempete. it at fellows:
4 00 'clock Mil run.
41 'clock SO yard dtlh.
4 JO s'cleck 440. yard run.
4:4S dock t yard high
Kurd It t.
J 00 o'clock 2 mil run.
ft IS 'clock Myard low
hurdles.
J:JO o'clock MO-yard run.
J 40 o'clock relays.
Field Events.
4:00 'Clock Polt vault, Shot
But. tnt high Jump,
4:4) o'clock Bread Jump.
eaters participate in four of the
ix tricolor rr.eets or nave written
fxcuf from a coach.
Another method earning a nu
meral sweater to place ftrat. eec
ond. third, or fourth In (be M V.
1. A. A telegraphic Individual
meet, or to run on a tram placing
first, second, or third in th fresh
ican telegraphic relays.
(.kiting out of
the valley
fly Elmer SLov
Medals Wilt Be Awarded to
Men Having High Score
In Six Events.
FRESHMEN ARE ELIGIBLE
Twelve Points Arc Required
For a Numeral Track
Jersey.
1 he (frt ' siv truvloi mcU
lor a!l trackmen other tban mem
ber! of tbo mi!y will be held tbit
a.ternoon In the "atadium. ttartinf
at 4 oilotk. Jimmy Levua, asiii
t.Ll track ccach. announced yes
teriay afternoon. Medals are to
l awarded ibn year ti the men
having tbo highest total scores in
I bo six meet.
It U planned that tbo first five
i r!1" ,n nv 'vent are to re
ceive point: six for first, fivt for
'S-tn1. four for third, three for
fourth. to for fifth, and me for
vth At the end f tbf six mreta
point will be added, and gold.
a.:v"i and hrot.ze winged foot ....
mej'a awarded to the five high "e V, ., iV I
r .n .a ea. h event , CTeer and Harl Anderten et joint
The wi.olor meet al-o offer an!"".1'1 '-r huiktaf of a name to
, ,.t ,n,.v r...n.ni.. in ! replace tbe temporary one. and
nuns mark to be ued loiM f u,.r1' M!th,'1T"rITrl'
numeral aardv and numeral ' ur"'r",ru "nu ry
sweaters
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t-a,k rrsev numerals, and a et same
.! ftandarda have been completed, A ,trt w mAde on ,he prob.
f .r th? award it numeral sweat-, irm Af A11, ,. Lm
rr. The point acale for track jer- happen in tbo rtmiinlnr five
'' nuuetah; cames of he Bur Six ronferenre
basketball schedule. After figur
ing out seven possibilities, and dis
covering that there were more, we
(ate it up a a bad Job. But with
Kansaj playing the three toughest
teams in the circuit. Nebraska.
Iowa State, and Missouri, while
Mmvun ba but one other came.
that with Oklahoma, It la obvious
that several things might happen.
One thing is certain. Nebraska
is sure of at least a third place.
But there are two chances to fin
frh in a three ay tie for first. jnd
at least one chance to nlnre spconrt
r in the numeral wnicn is worn on nouu Kansas lose to .Nebraska
tno front of the track jersey. 'and bow to Missouri, the Corn-
nuker would find themselves in
a tie for second. If Kansas loses
both the Iowa and Nebraska I
games, and beats Missouri, the
Muskers will be in for a third of '
or oetter any of the marks in this the title. If you have a lot of ,
column are awarded numeraJ spare time, you might figure on,'
sweaters: the possible final standinrs. There I
.s 1 are rlenty more.
HERS PREPAR
FDR JAYHAWKER!
SATURDAY E
E
S
IT
Nebraska's Victory Over
Iowa State Insures
Third Place.
TIGERS STAND SECOND
Maclay Still Leading
Points With lowan
Climbing Up.
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Twelve po.nts aie required to
Pr.ints mad? in or out of doom
may be addej together. Only the
he't performance id each event is
counted for points.
freshmen or novices wan equal
U'llK Iklr.l nl- l Ri Civ
tandinga eincbed by virtu of the
narrow 30-62 victory over Iowa
ftato Saturday night, tbo Corn
buaker baaketball team slatted
preparation for ita claab with the
leagu leading Kanaaa Jaybawkt
in th Coliseum next Saturdav.
Tht Kanaana bold a 27-20 deci-
aica over the Nebraska five, taken
Id a game played at Lawrence two
week a ago.
la addition to playing at tan
coin, tbo Jaybawka are scheduled
for a claab with Iowa State at
Amu While these games are be
ing played, the Missouri Tigers,
holdera of second place, and atrong
nidjera for the championship, en
gage the cellar occupying Okla
homa team at Columbia.
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Kuimi Agcn i a
Okihoia a a a
In the race for individual scoring
honors. Maelav, Nebraska center.
who Is leading the pack, practic
ally stood still while Roadcap of
iowa Mate slipped up on him.
There are but nine points separat
ing mese two mes.
Morrie Fisher, with his twentv-
one points gathered in the Iowa
State game, baa climbed to third,
while Harve Grace, with twenty
pointa Saturday night, is estab
lished in the sixth position.
The ten high scorers:
In4n4aal Si.rm.
Inter fraternity
llathetltall '
TUESDAY, Fti. ?V
Court I '(Clan B).
7:00 o'clock, ftigma Alpha
Eptilon vt. ftigma Phi Coition.
7;3ft 'dock, Alpha ftigma
Phi va. PI Kappa PM.
40 o'clock, Phi ftigma Kap
pa va. ftigma Chi. .
Court II (Clata II.
7:00 o'clock. Beta Thtta PI
va. PI Kappa Alpha.
7:2ft o'clock, Kappa ftigma
va. Oelta Chi.
40 o'clock. Delta ftigma
Lambda va. Delta Upulon.
Court III tClata A.
7:00 o'clock. Beta Thtta Pi
va. Delta CM.
7:2ft o'clock, Kappa ftigma va.
ftigma Alpha Mu.
THURSDAY, FEB. 27.
Court III (Clata A).
7:00 o'clock, Delta Chi va.
Phi Gamma Delta.
7:2S o'clock, Sigma Alpha
Mu vs. Alpha Gamma Rhe,
KAPPA PHI LEADS
Fourteen Teams Entered in
Lomcsis ior irupny
And Medals. i
to form tts nucleus tf tbs new ' lx Imsthened or shortened wilhm
the vont ruction or lit toiuin?
wails in much the aanu way as
body.
A formal resignation expressing
'eatremo Uiatatiafaction with the
organliation and activities of Ibe
Interfraternity council of the fit at
university during the eriod of Its
eautenct. and signed ny ine
presidents of nine fraternities, was
mailed to the president or ine
council.
an acroidion.
FALL BEFORE DRAKE
Nebraska Wins 440 and 100
Frecstylcs and 150
Backstroke.
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Coach Schulte did something
L2 i new for spectators at the Husker-
. JjCyclone duaJ track meet Saturday
ess arternoon. when he provided them
i;iflWith mimeographed sheets carry-
It si tlie names of the entries in
12' each event, and a column for keen
ing score. The device added ma
terially to the enjoyment of the
meet by those who made use of it,
r.-cfhrncn or novices who equal lu,, p , Vi. .
or better any of the records in tbisJfheck on lte rtandlng-s of the two
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awarded numeral sweaters:
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Cornhusker teams have bren
going hot the last two weekends.
H is ratber interesting to note that
out of nine starts in the past week
; 1(,::,0 land a half in basketball, swimming
wrestling, and track, the men in
red have won eight, losing only the
swimming meet Saturday night
against the strong University of
Iowa crew. The coming weekend
is comparatively dull, with nothing
more exciting than the annual
Kansas-Nebraska basketball scrap
Saturday night in the Coliseum.
and
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T!i standard is purposely set
lilph Coat Schulle states that a
miTi who makes a numeral in this
manner is of varsity caliber. It is I The swimming, wrestling,
renuiren mat men earning numeral track teams rest.
LcRossignol Comments on Hertzler's
Xcw Textbook, 'Social Institutions'
Cditors Note: J. O. Hertzler,
chairman of the sociology de
partment recently wrote a tixt
hook, "Social Institutions."
Folio wing is a review of
the work by Professor J. E. Le
Rossignol. dean of the college of
business administration.
Wc often speak with reverence
n our time honored institutions
and of our duty to transmit tbcm
unimpsired, if not unchanged, to
posterity, but we have not read
Trof. j. O. Hertzler's new and
iimely book. 'Social Institutions."
published by the McGraw-Hill
company, we may not even know
il should be treated with respect.
Here is Hertzler's definition: "A
social institution is a complex of
concepts and attitudes regarding
the ordering of a particular class
of unavoidable or inde.spensable
human relationships that are in
volvcd in satisfying certain ele
mental individual wants, certain
compelling social needs, or other
eminently desirable social ends.
Definition is Academic.
This is academic, or course, as
befits a college text-book, but ita
application may be seen if we can-
CLASSIFIED WANT ADS.
AKTtri ALL Ita a Tonnaend pbotocrapb
oo want.
Oi' OOt'RfcK your phntograpb from
Ha.ucK'1 tml)o mill piae.
COLLEr.r j?TU DVJNTH WANTED tOR
gKMMER EMPLOYMENT W caa U
a rew mora cjiercetlc coiwm men ao
omen for rummer empioyro'Dt. oni
iisiifi1 and atrirtiy educational. 8tu
ent em from ."0 to HOO per week.
We train you at our expenae. llperat
t'.iarajitee and rommuteioDi. Kor per
aonal loterview aee G. C. Buxton, Hotel
Lincoln. Monday and Tueeday. February
24lh and 2Mh. Alao two epiendld aal
aried poiltiona epeo to Ulnae no can
qualify."
FOR F.EKT To atudente. $15 alnjle roomj
tor 10. 3' North 17th.
LOST Alpha Phi Vpulon frat pin.
F2S1.S. Rewerd.
Call
& CAS LSE a Sr more ambitious, en
ergetic aludenta In our aalea oraanlza
Una next summer. Two men and two
women wanted now for spare time wora
between now and June 1. Na eanvaseln(
or soliciting. Liberal compensation paid
every efk University students carnsd
hifh as f 1.200 last summer hv uslnc
our proved business getting methods.
What others hsve done and are doing
you can do. Now ts the time to decide
on vour summer's work. Fo free psr
tlrttlars see Mi. Burton, president f our
mpany at Ove Hotel Unroln. parlor :
ile is here today only. Phone B6sil for
ajjtcuptment, Buxton Miaterman Co.
sider a partial list of social in
stitutions and institutional pro
ducts. Such are marriage, the
family, inheritance, government,
law, trial by jury, courts, the po
lice ,tbe army, property, contract,
money, banks, tranportation, labor
unions, markets, slavery, religions,
c h u r ches, schools, languages,
games, the fine arts, and societies
of every' kind.
One wonders whether such di
versity can be covered by any def
inition, however compbrensive, but
it cannot be denied that all of
these institutions, and many oth
ers, are intrenched in social life
by so strong a complex of thought,
feeling, and habitual action, that
they tend to continue Indefinitely,
even when their usefulness is gone.
All institutions have developed in
the past, in response to conditions
obtaining in those days, so they
are all more or less out of date
and should be adapted to new con'
dltions as they arise.
Danger In Deep Rooted Habit.
However, as Frofessor Hertzler
admits, there Is danger here. In
stitutions are deeply rooted, and
cannot be plucked up without dis
turbing the whole social structure
in which they are imbedded and
i n t w ined. Extreme radicalism,
therefore, stands condemned as
threatening to destroy the whole
social structure, without any as
surance that a new and better
order can be built upon the ruins
of the old.
Yet even moderate forward
looking progressives may be mis
taken in their dagnosis of social
mal-adjustments, and in the rem
idies which they prescribe. The
a 1 1 u a tion, therefore, demands
much study of social avntomy and
physiology and almost super-human
wisdom on the part of those
who would abolish long established
institutions or Adapt them to the
changing times.
Professor Hertzler makes no
claim to infallibility, yet his in
teresting and suggestive book
throws light on many dark places
and might well be read by all
who wlah to know in what direc
tion progress lies and how to
profit by scientific research and
the experience of previous gener
ation, for which they have paid
so great a price: ,
IDEAL STUDENTS HAVE
AMBITION.
TKXAS CHRISTIAN UNIVER
SITY, Fort Worth -The ideal stu
dent, according to Dean Hall here,
is the one whose curiosity to learn
and industry io adapting himself
to live, carry him into creative ac
tivity far beyond the requirements
of any given corrse or any pre
scribed degree.
However, the dean believes that
"even a 'flapper' " derives much
benefit from college life, in rpitc
of her "flapping." A small per
centage of them derive so little
benefit that it is questionable
whether or not it is worth the
cost. But many beautiful and
happy looking girls are often
casually ranked as flappers when
they do not deserve the imputa
tion of vacuity which this term
implies."
WILL MEETS EQUAL. ,
NEW YORK Will Rogers, who
prides himself on being consider
able of a conversationalist, met
his match when he called on
George Bernard Shaw, he said to
day on his return from Europe
aboard the Ile de France.
"I said 'How do you do. Mr.
Shaw' and some time later "Good
by,' " he said. "Mr. Shaw supplied
the rest of the conversation."
He will stay in New York for
a week, Rogers said, and then go
to his home in Beverly Hills,
Calif.
Cornliu.ker natators fell before
the Drake swimming team to the
tune of 3 to 32. at the dual meet
held at Dea Moinea last night. Ne
braska succeeded in capturing but
three firMs. the 440-yard free
style, the 150-yard backstroke and
the 100-yard free style.
Pille took first place in the 440.
with tbo time of 6 minutes and
26.2 seconds. Hesthich took second
place with Strosnider of Drake
coming in third.
Morkler made the best time in
the 150-vard backstroke. 2 min
utes and 5 seconds. McClelland
of Drake took second, while Can
non took third place for Nebraska.
Drake took the 160-yard relay
with the time of I minute and
seconds. Squiers of the opposing
aggregation made the best time in
the 200-yard breaststroke. 2 nun
utes and 4R seconds. Goldberg.
also of Drake, took second, while
Chaloupka of Nebraska had to be
content witn third place.
Billick made the best time in the
403-yard free style for Drake, 21
seconds. Shaw of Drake took sec
ond, and Young of Nebraska third.
Nebraska won the 100-yard free
style. Sutherland taking first
place. Bulish and Shaw, both cf
Drake, taking second and third respectively.
Sbaw of Drake took first place
in diving, with Sutherland and
Pattarina winning second and
third places respectively for Ne
braska. Drake won the medley re
lay. The Cornhuskers made the
time of 3 minutes and 33.3 seconds.
WALTERS HIGH SCORER
The interfraternity bowling
tournament wblcb 'a being run off
at tbe Lincoln bowling parlort, has
entered ita fifth week of competi
tion with tb ri Kappa Pbl a tn
front with a score of .aOO.
Ttcie aie ouly fuitreu team
entered In tbe tournament. Ibe
winner of tbe affair, beside being
awarded a trophy and medala for
tbe individual will win points
toward final standing- in interfrat
ernity athletics.
The competition among iraierni
ties has brought out some acconi
pliahed keglers from tbe ranks of
the Greeks, waiters or ine tappa
Sirs lead tbe individual scorers
with a total average, for tbe 12
ramea, of 193 pina per game. Clair
Sloan ii also adept at now ting over
tbe plna. as he has averaged 190
a game for the in Kappa Thl
house. Des Jardlne. phi Gamma
Delta, has also bowled 190.
Standings of all teams that have
played at least 12 games:
PI Kappa Phi ..
Kappa Sigma ..,
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Alpha Theta Chi
PHOTOS OP DEEP SEA.
L'NIVFRSITY OK WASHING
TON. Seattle Mbadea of Jules
Verne!
Fifty )eats ago that author
wrote hit famous book. "Twenty
Thousand Leagues Under tbe
Sea." and aroused the imagina
tions of the entire world. Now J.
K. Williamson ts repeating, not
with ImagiuaUv talc a. but with
aaluaiiUaa.
A bug metal tube, devised by
himself, baa made It poaaible for
Williamson to explore many
square miles of tbo ocean bottom
and record with motion picturea
the Interesting and exciting
scenes that he found there, lie frill
Illustrate bis lecture with submar
ine motion picturea.
Williamson's tube la not a stiff
Iron pipe or a telescope arrang
ment. It Is a flexible tuba three
or four feel In diameter, made of
steel and drop forglnga, and can
CUKfEW EXTENDED FOR
PROM
LWIVKKSITV OK DLNVrK.
Denver Those who go to fbe sen.
lor prom heie wont he able to
aii..; "Thifi O'clock in the Morn
ing." but tbey can change the
wording fligbtly and aing "Ona
O'clock in the Morning" 1'y special
icruiisaion of tbe dcn of women,
late hour was extended from 12
t 1 o'clock, for those attending
Ibe prom.
Good Haircuts
Mali
A COMMON LOOKING
PERSON HANDSOME
This theory haa been proven
time after time. Masaagra
clean the skin and add attrac
tion. We art experts in all
lines of bartering.
The Mogul
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the
as it now stands. The vote was
taken merely to determine the
sentiment of the student body and
thereby help the honor council
come to some decision as to what
should be done. Out of 1875 votes
cast ou Hie amendment. 1C43 were
for revision, 275 for leaving it aa
it is, and 254 for the abolition of
the whole system.
Phi Gamma Delta
Delta Tau Delta .
Phi Alpha Delta
Delta Uptllon ..
Omega Beta Pi . .
Kappa Psi
Phi Kappa Psi . .
Sigma Chi
Theta XI
Beta Theta PI
High Individual
first 12 garnet:
Walters Kappa Sigma, 1S3.
Sloan PI Kanna Phi, 190.
Des Jardien Phi Gamma Oelta,
190.
Davidson Phi Kappa Phi. 176.
Hirst Sigma Phi Epsilon, 176.
K route Kappa Sigma. 174.
Jallas Alpha Theta Chi, 172.
Hopewell Phi Gamma Delta.
172.
Bernard Phi Gamma Delta, 170.
Vandenburg Kappa Sigma, 169.
Adair Delta Tau Delta, 167.
Eggletton Sigma Phi Epiilon,
165.
Pumphrey PI Kappa Phi, 164.
FRATERNITIES WITHDRAW.
OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY.
Columbus E I g h t f r a ternities
withdrew from the Interfraternity
council Monday night, joining two
others in a new organization, to
be known as a Fraternity presi
dents' council. This verified rum
ors of Impending dissension among
members which have been current
during the week.
The organization resigning irom
the council are: Phi Gamma Delta.
Phi Kappa Psi. Phi Delta Theta.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Delta Tau
Delta, Sigma Nu, Kappa Sigma,
and Alpha Gamma Rho. These
fraternities joined with Sigma
Chi. w hich withdrew last week,
and Delta Upsilon, which has been
out of the council for three .years, !
The Campus Twins Wear
' Campus Coats
A Campus (loat i vital Collrpr
Hid to the Indian blanket.
College told 'em to be 30 Inches
long. And v hat might have been
a Rain-in-the-race collar in
Glacier Park is now a Johnny
collar at Nebraska.
It the Indian blanket coat
they're all Hearing,
our inflows. Try
our hop.
See them in
them on in
$15
Co-Ed Campus Shop
1123 R St.
WORKS WITHOUT WORKS.
WASHINGTON A clock which
will run itself from its own
"ticks" is to be added to tbe sci
ence of time measurement.
Tbe device, which will tick off
almost perfect seconds, is being
built by R. E. Gould, chief of the
time section of the bureau of stan
dards.
It is a clock without works, an
odd contrivance which will regis
ter time sitrnals accurate to a ten
tbousandth of a second. It will be
used for timing research work
where correct, short intervals are
necessary.
BIZADS NEED HIGH SCHOL
ARSHIP.
UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS, Aus
tinRequirements in tbe college
of business administration here
have been raised so that an aver
age of "C" in at least nine hours
of work will be necessary for ttu
dents to keep off probation. If. in
the succeeding semester be fails
to pass nine hours of work with
an average of "C." be will be dis
missed from the school.
MINORS BUILD A VOLCANO.
OREGON STATE UNIVERS
ITY, Corvallis All who are un
familiar with the mines building,
beware :
The mines student are prepar
ing a minature volcano, showing
the original formation of Crater
lake. This famed Oregon lake is
merely tbe crater of an extinct
volcano cone which haa become
filled with water.
Fire will belch from the model
crater and lava will pour from its
brim. The minature mountain it
self is made from rock that hag
been melted in the mines labor
tory and poured into place to
form the model.
HEADLINE CAUSES SUPPRES
RESSION. McGILL UNIVERSITY. Tor
onto, Canada Suppression of the
student council by action of the
president of the student council
caused the 6tudent body to pass
a resolution by a vote of four to
one that tbe actiion of tbe presi
dent was an arbitrary attempt to
surpress freedom of expression on
the campus. Tbe action was sup
posed to have been instigated be
cause of an objectionable headline.
However, "Victory" continues to
find its place on tbe campus, and
bo further trouble is expected, al
though the president of tbe student
council may resign.
HONOR SYSTEM FAVORED.
OREGON STATE COLLEGE.
CorvaJlis The results of a straw
vote taken at the recent student
body election at Oregon State col
lege showed that the overwhelm
ing majority of students voting
was in favor of the honor system
ACTOR OR "ACTRESS?"
UNIVERSITY OF WASHING
TON. Seattle To fit himself for
feminine roles, Mei Lan Fang, a
Chinese actor, habitually paints
the pupils of his eyes. Not satis
fied with womanly eyes, he goes
further and walks on his toes like
a ballet dancer when playing the
part of woman of the old Chinese
empire.
Mei is reported to be a million
aire as a result of his popularity as
an interpreter of historical drama
in his native country.
PROTEST SUSPENSE. ;
UNIVERSITY OF M I N N E-1
SOTA. Minneapolis live univers- I
ity of Minnesota organizations
registered protests this week with I
the dean of student affairs, con- j
demning his action in suspending
for the period of a year two sen- I
iors who violated the "no-smok- !
ing" rule of tbe library. i
The organizations, which include
the Ben ior commission, a drama
group, the board of publications
ana Doth a professional and an
bonarary journalistic fraternity,
are unanimous in the opinion that
ine punishment is too drastic and
that a review of the case should
be granted. The dean made no
statement
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