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The Daily Nebraskan
button A. Lincoln. NeDraeke
OFFICIAL STUDSNT PyBUCATION
UMVKMSITY OF NiSAAfcKA
Publiihfd Tut id y, Wednaaday, ThurUl. FrUay end
Sunday morning during the academic year.
TMIFlTV FIR&T VIA.
Enured tond-dae niatur at trie poatoMice in
Lincoln, NBrl. unlr act of congraai, Marctt 1.
and at ickhi rat of reatage provided for l eee'"
HCJ art ef October S. 17. .uthorued January K. IW
Under direction tne fctudenl Publication Board
SUiSCAIPTION FiATI
J a year tingi Copy ft ceMe I' S5 eemeewc
J a year ma. lad t.7 a iimiilir mailed
Eoilonai (Vfice University Mall 4.
nnil 0l'"-U"l,'Hlr Mall 4A
TaiBhona-Oayi Mil Mignti t-4M t Journal)
All t hut can be said now in that regard is that
fraternities and sororities must loik beyond
the present.
Since the success of university l pciids
uDim the success of each student, individually.
! mid sine so ffpriit an item in the yearly costs
! of each student enters into the
KIMSODKS
Y OLIVER DE WOLF.
Introducing to you a little col
umn which shall henceforth bo
known aa "Epinodes." According
) iniiiicinir of; to Webster an episode is a .epa-
.... .,AM MnM .exf OnliAM I W
. . a ,;, : ; . I inic diui , iiiL,ijc;ui i ciiiiwu -
fraternal group or other organizations, it is , ,,.,..,.., nH1.rHtlon f,,r the mir-
up to those bodies, largely, I" make it lu- poe of elvlng a great 'variety to
sihle lor evcrv man and woman to puss t j the event related; an Incidental
one year a economically as possible.
( joe College and Miss Josephine must pat
loach nickel very gently us it leaves the chap
i ter archivei.
oitoil STAFF
vrt Ven ftaao'rn.
Hiwirrl AiliMay
Laurence Hail
Murlln ftMncIf
Darrmaco Hoffman
Jack Thompaon.
Newa Editori
USINtftt STAFF
titer. in-ehief
Managing Editor
Jack Enckeon
. . J oo Miller
. Seerte Editor
Woman'! Editor
narrative And .so It is. This col'
umn will deal with a wide variety
of incidental subjects gleaned from
the columns of various newspaper.-',
and from current periodical!
It will have no definite boundar
ies. It Is not subsidized by any clg
aret manufacturers, And will be
newt paper women are the most
charming, companionable gala oo
earth
a a o
Tli. United States It evidently
not the only country InftatetJ with
bootlegger. Advices from Havana,
Cuba. Ml u of clgaret bootleggers
who are well versed In all the
tricks of the trade, such as fake
labels and the like. The four popu
lar American brand sell for six
bits a park and the writer Is
plenty glad that he la not attend
ing college In that country, espec
ially if the Co-eds have learned to
smoke.
tor In the department of geogra
phy, bpent a considerable portion
of his vacation In field work gath
ering material on tho econormo
gef.grs.phy of the Black Hills re.
gion.
Nothing like having fraternity parties sclm
tiled for Thursday night! At Ifiist. it slio'v t written to the best c,f the writer's
I that Husker students read thoir Nctirnsk.i i
j ifiiite thoroughly. And that "a soinethiiv.' !
uaineaa Manager
Ataman! Buainoat Managers
Norman Oflenef Cerlyle Sorenten
arnard Jennlngi
nhilitv. Anv hiuI all Mirerstlon.s
- -era i
. . 1 - j T . ...II ..!.. U 1
H.rc wr.toiiu'u. il w hi uic mi;
i place of Gene McKlm'a excellent
column "Looje Threads" intro
1 (luced Nov. 26, 19.50. And now that
! "FpLsodco" has been duly Intro
' duced. we will take a elnnt at the
news of the dav.
THE CAMPUS
GROWLER
rkia raOT M an imatoa (or gawiaj
adWerUalna br Tka Nabraaaa) rraea
Aaaoclettaa.
Sow That
You re Initiated.
Vrnshmrn. now initiated, are duly re-
Snrded as members of the campus throng
Following their official plunge into this uni
versity, yestrday morninp, the new men and
women feel more at ease, it is hoped. They
have had an opportunity to learn something of
this frir.c to school business.
C'las of 19:5, we welcome you! Despite
tho fact that everything is hi? on this campus,
evtrr member of the administration and every
member of the student body wanti to be close
to vou in helping you get things started sat
isfactorily. In spite of the fact that the
campus seems cold because of the bigness and
because of the numbers trampinfr over the
hallowed acres of learning, there arc thousands
hrre who have warm hearts and an interest in
your welfare.
o
Ctf one thinp. you must be warned: This
is really a place in'which to study. Vou were
told that at the initiation exercises. You had
undoubtedly surmised that oven before, you
had entered thru the channels of registration.
Yet. countless numbers lose sight of hat fact
before the first semester is completed.
The buzz and hum of social life weakens
niai:v; others fall to the enticement of extra
eurricular activities. till others become bored,
or unambitious, or indifferent. There are a
number of whims which take possession of the
st,i,rnt "ho begin to lose sight of his supremo
purpose.
(iii an average, ihe freshman class shrinks
i. .. one-third or one-half by the time four
., i .s have elapsed and the sheepskin is tucked
ii. id'-r an arm. Lack of funds, or other press
i - circumstances are accountable for a part
to' that d.ernise; but hundreds are known to
: i lu'v up tin job because of a weakened de
t emulation to really gain from the universjtv
that kuowl.-dge which it is able to give. You
must exert a will power to co thru with your
.inii; u niiisi pack a wallop in your every
ii"M- from now mi.
a a o
There are many thinus which can be ob
t.iiin d from colkgc life aside from books. They
are the social and extra-curricular activities
just referred to. Indulgence is encouraged,
yet with considerable and weighed thot. Some
of them are cood, others are not so profitable.
,s a freshman, vou are advised to lay low for
a niestfr or two so that tou can look over
the fi. Id. And during that time, you can lay
jour foundation for a good scholastic average
w'nii'h will be the greatest beginning any stu
dmt can make toward a successful four years.
A sain, read the oath as it was given to
you. It will do no harm for upper classmen to
r. read those pledges. Then, put that oath into
efffi't as one of the creeds of your daily life.
That is hsit makes Ornhuskers of Nebraska
ire u.
And if you need any luck you have our
ishis for Ai&t, too. Now, dig! And let's
fc'nr irom o four years from now.
This Frfc
Hospitality Racket.
M.re rnhees pi-cist e red iLitCS at the offiei' ; . .
I of the Interfranrnity council than a yenr ,,, : Co;i; That yeUow g Uenng
More freshmen, also, were presetit at uie an- , ti0n or mM lnat hfmey do(?s for
nual freshman day activities of rrg ist nil mil : the bear Is no longer the monetary
week than attended the program last fall. ; standard of Great Britain. From
That led some to believe enro.lnien, would l-yg't SnVr'Moni
heavier than previously. ; aav s aftirm was that since last
But enrollment has dropped, not as se- jujv funds amounting to approxl-
riou:dv as was supposTd. vet there has been a niatcly $1,000,000,000 had been!
drop Fewer p e ges. hv iiii even our nun- i..c -
I . Y . I 'i i- . .1,.., 1 kct. conf.equentlv the redemption
dred. have been taken m by tratc nut n s than , act was 8U.spended. The Bank of
during the rush week of last year. England discount rate was raised
This shows two things, at least. Fresh- from 4s to 6 percent, and the
man day activities are at last drawin, the new ; &eZ&
men as it was meant lor tnein to io. r lesiiumn no way tn minlmiM tne danger to
day is comparatively new and it takes time lo the country's finances, declared
fret thintrs starter!.' The other rtoinl is this : that the present measures were of
Men coming down to school rr ever f.-.stei- , temporary nature and that the j
,. 7 , , . , , country is substantially sound,
catching onto the idea of how to bone the trals . n.. ' u ,n strppt 'h-, a
for free room and board during rush week. nounced that it is in sympathy
Newcomers cannot be blamed for their im- with the Eriiish action. Just what
positions upon the fraternal croups v hich j be de concerning the itua
1 ,. . . , , i . . i tion is not evident, since Premier
olfer their brother-like hospitality so n-eely. Ramaev MacDrnald has an-
Warm hearts of fraternities are beating to the ; nounced that it was impracticable
i extent that, almost anyone can borrow a few ; to establish a silver basis for cur-
good meals and a night or two of lodging. The I rency. , , , .
I frats. evidently are being royally honked. 1 r,ycholoiil,u slv lhttt nino.
! So the lnterfraternity council's rush card, tenths of what a child learns is
I figures were no prediction of enrollment lie-1 forgotten within a month or two
; ures. In the matter ot treshinan dav, on t lie " . " ""
other hand, the increased attendance can In
laid onlv to the fact that plans are better or
ganized and a greater percentage of the whole i P.udyaid Kipling has made a
class is beginning to learn of the values of this ! ffw approprate remarks about the
cwi.l AuV r fn. n.- nm ' 'l?lg abilities of the east and
V ' s U t ' t aa91VV ' I'llli 1
dren to school to leai'n. I wonder
U this applies to college students?
j The red caps are out! Here, boy, my
jgage!
I it if -
There will be all kinds of growls.
Soma are rather embarrassing.
I'll try to keep mint from being
puch. All of which reminds me
of the Elg Chi senior who thought
that B. M. O. C. meant the busi
ness manager of the Cornhusker.
Button, button who's got the
button? Buttons and the red caps
were not very mirth In evidence
duricg the first day of their ln
agural. We wonder if the fresh
are taking Dr. Sondra seriously.
With the campus Beautiful be
ing beautified the question pops
up as to when the campus fathers
are going to deem It necessary to
have that suburb stretch of turn
pike between the mall and the
Chemistry building. The front
yard of the stadium has been
cleared, it is true; that homelike
atmosphere that was awakened by
the ticket booths haa vanished,
but that corregated terra firma
rematas.
Four score, more or less, of
freshmen made their movie debut
Thursday morning. Few of them
proved to be camera shy. The
lassos with their Empress Eugenles
tried to look coy or sophisticated
as befitted their physiological state.
It would really be something of
th right honorable Innocents de
creed that the frosh red headgear
should be a la Empress Eugenie.
Oh death, where it thy pang!
The "as the crow flies" between
social sciences and Andrews is as
mucky as a "moon special." It
affords plenty of opportunity for
the pulling of "Ralieghs." Some
of those rush week mud stingers
ought to feel right at home amidst
the mire.
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F AC ING CAMPUS
'ALWAYS CAUGHT WITH THE GOODS I"
New 3nd Daringly Smart ... the style
pictured is but one of the many styles
featured here at
Over in Andrews hall they are wondering
which is worse tractors or R. (I. T. ('
enee?
MORNING MAIL
west but at this time it seems that
a lew remarks would not be out
of place concerning the mingling
abilities of two Oriental nations
Japan and China. The trouble cen
teis about Manchuria, which at
the present time seems to be a
vitual "No Man's Land." Man-
' Hi- thir.a. nltho a Chinese province
enliilains large Japanese eco
! nomic interests. According to the
Chinese, the Japanese forcibly
took control of the important
points of the province. On the
other hand the Japanese charge
that the Chinese troops destroyed
property of the South Mancnuiian
railway which is backed largely
bv Japanese interests. Anyway
both parties claim that they will j
Geographer Collects
Black Hills Material
Dr. William Van Royen, instruc-
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The Daily KeVtraskan will not pay the
difference between 1..S0 and $11.50 on the
excursion, needless to say.
j
Patting Each
Nickel I'cry Ccntly.
Interest is already loose from its static
condition in regard to the move for a reduc
tion in W'cial expeie.es and other items in the
budgets of organizations on the campus. Fac
ulty leadership is ab!e to do much in encour
aging the general progress of such a plan.
Some ask. do proponents of this move
mean that all social functions should be dis
carded for a year? The answer is no, or at
Fast, not nepeiianly.
The big idea, if one o wishes to call it,
K to trim down on superfluous items in each
und'-rtakijip. Formal parties are Ihe main
. !jrrt of attack, for it is in their connection
that the expense bills pile high.. There are
!-.".:y items, su-li as bids, favors, decorations
I'.at enn be toned d wn or forgotten about
"inpletf ly.
I'rateiintie.s jtnd sororities have certain
;i-ial standards to maintain. They fe,l they
MU't keep in the general campus rating. Rat
H!ir. altho it should not be put above actual
lite of the particular organizations, is a factor
v ith which to reckon. It rests on the should
ers of every individual in every organized
proup to se that expense items are diminished.
Trimming on the party aspect of the
house budget is not the only point which can
lr heavy thot. A sliding scale cut on every
ilem is imperative, as all chapter treasurers
rind presidents are undoubtedly aware. At the
same time, however, there is a constant fear
that the chapter will lose preMigt if it clamps
down on things: and there is a wanton feeling
that something will W mised if the gayncs.s
and the brilliants of the "Siir party idea i
shunned, and if other expenses are reduced.
Thingt That Count.
TO THE EDITOR:
They are a peculiar species, these colli g-j do everything in their power to
ians. They are a thoughtless, heedless, and j av0ld war . , .
foolhardy outfit, taken on the whole. One
New Features
.Another bj: boost for the schools
may well stop lo speculate on the percentage ' ot journalism Stanley Walker,
of them who appear to have a pitiable mis- writing in the current issue of the
conception of the purpose of a university.
This year is one of rather peculiar cir
cumstances. There are many students who
are here only at the expense of parental sac
rifice. Some of them possibly do not realize
his credit, however, he admits that
American Mercurv is evidently a
hard-boiled city editor. He advo
cates that all or most of the
schools of journalism be torn down
and that the inmates be set to
studying crglish, history litature,
what it means to their family to keep them in "dif .h'ey wnt.tuOT
scnoni xnis ear. i areius, as a rule, say imie them learn to drive a truck. To
about the financial side ot the affair. They
only warn their son or daughter to be a little
more careful, not caring to have their children
share the monetary worries of the family in
addition to carrying a school course. Hut.
whatever is said, the fad remains that there f The Church W ithout
are a number of students who nre attending!
school this fall at the expense of parental dc- j
privanons. ; ,
Unitarian Church
Corner of 12th and H
Furt
What, one is caused to wonder, is the stu
dent reaction to such a situation? The distress
ing fact is that they show little reaction. l)e
spite parental warnings they are planning a.s
many parties, are buying as many clothes, and
in general arc more particularly concerned
C.rtpl
"Not the Truth but the
Search for Truth"
Arthur L. fi fatherly.
Minister j
SEPTEMBER 2711 A. M. I
i Subject: "The Waning and ?
,U,B "" ar, m..re particularly concerned ,t Waxing of Religion
with the soeia hide of the r I i;r i,u.. i 6
With trlf Hnr t l-m H-VlirK ic nxonamn, k,.n
for future careers. It would seem that stu OOOOOOOOOO
dents might give extra consideration to their J' MnfTtif
purpose here at the University of Nebraska. : 0 WOUI
Certainly they must have a certain amount of ! Barbers
social stimulus. Hut is it necessary to place : Q
this foremost in mind, rather than eoneen irate g for
tk trtaiM-it. rtt niiA..i:, .i .i m
... iiinjwin. .,i ain-iuiuii upon me tilings I
which really count books and studies
MORPHKUS.
that you will not want to
miss, are poin? to aonear in
o -o a
the RAG this year.
hermore
without this social calendar,
sports news, editorials, fea
tures, style columns, special
stories, you will lose contact
with your school home.
A T? m.
- expert
NEWSPAPER TALK
O liaroering q
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Sot Exactly a Gripe.
TO THE KDITOli :
This isn't exactly a gripe, neither is it
intended to be destructive criticism, but rather
to point out an existing condition that necessi
tates a great amount of inconvenience to stu
dents. I am taking a eouise out at Ihe Ajr cam
pus. Most of my classes are on the city cam
pus. Twice a week I have to drive to the
former. 1 notice about half the class is also
from the city campus. When I say "half." it
is a conservative estimate.
Wouldn't it be less inconvenient lo llie
majority of the persons concerned ith this
particular course if the class met on the city
campus? Many of the city campus students
inakin? these trips to the Ag campus have
no ars and have to ride with friends or go
on a bus. Hoth arc expensive, speaking in
terms of a semester, The instructor and the
Ag students in the course would have to make
the trip to the city campus, but it would cost ,
them lesa per oemester since there are fewer
numbers. "
There would be les.s speeding tickets
patted out. less narrow escapes from car acci
dents, 1cm ears being frozen, and best of all,
lesa students will be late to class. Fewer stu
dent will cut classes (as many are prone to
do during cold weather). More work will be
accomplished with less inconvenience to the '
whole. In every way it seems to lie a more
desirable plan. ,
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