WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 11. 1931.
THE DAILY NERRASKAN
TWO
Inir an anecdote to Illustrate his
tion in campus activities it carries with it, we
Doctor Harrison related
point,
INSPECT
ENGINEERS
recommend to the present committee that they
one- of his own experiences with
break all precedent nnd get to work. We are
tracks. "Where I saw
Station A, Lincoln. Ncbraika
only a maize of tracks, they were
sure the results would be pleasing and surpris
OFFICIAL STUDENT PUBLICATION
able to tell me how many wero in
ine to all.
UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA
the band, the time that they had
will
committee
i Mlnnemta Inllvl
of
transactions
the
Financial
perience, they get tho reeling of
Published Tueiday, Wednesday, Thutiday, Friday and
been there, and what caused them
In the single university class the twilling after the first few les.
Sunday mornino during the academic year.
be closelv supervised by the student council
to leave. Another time they found
d
have any sons. However, Benton believes
the
some camel tracks, and were able where
SUBSCRIPTION RATE
0 wise move not to prevent dishonesty, but Government Institution at to
advantage over their neighbors, that it takes about a year of actual
history
complete
of
th
r!v
$1.2$ a emester to prevent costly mistakes.
Single Copy 5 cent
Heholasclc
credit is practice and experience to gel m
Ma year
Grand Island Checks Up
the event that had taken place. where no
$1.75 a eemester mailed
is a year mailed
girl, we under
one's candidate into proper shape for
from
copying
Trom
and
election
of
the
The
granted
4.
Hall
Unlverelty
owner
cam
of
They
knew tho
the
Editorial Office
On Broadcasting.
condoned real work.
only
not
is
classmate
University Hall 4A.
be supervised by the council
also
Buelnese Off io
stand,
will
many
were
els, how
loaded, and
(Journal)
Night:
encouragod, a doien young
Telephones Day:
Spring Tryouts Planned.
they had been. Doctor Har but
Another wise move. Humor informs us there
Ask for Nebrasnan editor.
Twenty-nin- e
Junior and senior where
men
are studying under Wallace
previous years, when tryouta
In
years, students and professors of the rlson hinted that they seemed Benton,
girl
for
Prom
a
'elected
been
not
has
drum major, the tricks of
EDITORIAL STAFF
ignorance.
his
major were held in the
amazed..
for
drum
af
drove
college
with the possible exception of the past two sue electrical engineering
the baton that made him an all fall it was difficult for the band
f
Elmont T. Wait
Arabians Have Nerve.
"Feb. 8. lor. In
leader.
band
Associate Editor cessful candidates.
American
Robert J. Kelly
An honest election would to Grand Islandgovernment
-- "They
have brains," declared
the new drum major to make
Monspectlon of the
They strut on their tiptoes, they andgood
Managing Editor
Doctor Harrison, "They
appearance without spring
have toss
be another good thing. If previous elections itoring
a
was
trip
The
Mitchell
tney
C.
station.
spin
In
air,
batons
Arthur
the
McOaffin
William
have been crooked, it would be marvelous. It sponsored by the university radio nerve. I have never seen their them behind their backs and twirl practice.
nerve break, even in the face of
This year, however, tryouts are
News Editors
them over imaginary goalposts un being
they have been straight, it would still be a club, headed by William rooms. almost
Arthur Wolf
insurmountabl odds."
held In the arly spring so
accom
who
are
professors
Eugene
McKIm
fingers
ache
and
The
muscles
til
Evelyn Simpson
good thing.
Doctor Harrison expressed the sore,
both
the drum major and the
that
engineering
per
students
rest
panied
the
alter brier
belief that if given the opportun- iods, and then
will be well acquainted and
We extend our hearty sympathy to mem- were Oscar
band
....Sports Edltar
Leonard Conklln
Norris,
W.
F.
again.
begin
over
all
Edison.
they
Women's Editor
ity, the backward peoples of the
have the campaign for the folFrances Holyoke
bers of the Prom committee, but remind them Richard Brackett, and L. A. Bing- world
For in spite of the lack of "ex will
soon
year planned.
an
lowing
would
take
active
upon
job
university,
It
themselves.
professors
of the
ham,
and the absence of
that thev wished the
Although roost people think that
part in world affairs. He believes aminations"
of proctors, the class is
lis accordingly up to them to make a good job and Professor Jensen of Wesleyan that the influence or Christianity absence
the position of drum major is an
one
roost serious to its mem- easy
one, Benton believes that they
has already made remarkable pro bers,of the
of the nlfair. tor perhaps the iirst tune, uur college.
of any in the university.
It Only One.
gress
would change their minds if they
best wishes for a successful Junior-Senio- r
Taught.
Movements
Basic
I hope, said Doctor Harrison,
once had the actual experience
The Monitoring station, the only
"While Student council members have been Prom !
one or its Kina in me unueu "that people in school will go into
'Professor" Benton's class, which themselves. The most Important
States, checks the frequency of all this kind of work. There is no life meets each Wednesday at 4:30 p. reouisites for the position are na
peacefully sleeping, the faculty subcommittee
commercial,
and like it. It is a challenge of a life m. in the property room of the Au- tural ability, willingness to work
iroadcastlng.
ou constitutions heard complaints, rciul peti- The Campus
Its opera that is exciting." But, in closing. ditorium Is the only class of its and a good knowledge of music.
radio
stations.
amateur
concerning
recommendations
made
tions, and
Mack Sheep.
Drum Major No taty joo.
tion was begun on March 30, 1930. Doctor
a kind in the United States as far as
Harrison expressed
the council constitution. Aside from informing
post requires no small
is located in urana thought that really contained the known. Neither text books nor
The
The
station
of
jester,
reflector
official
Nebraska's
e
Is bulwark of his appeal.
it
basic instruc amount of initiative in the
that
are
lectures
used
to
fact
for
the
council members that t hoy had best unite the
Island
due
campus humor, peddler of wit and comedy, very near the center of the United
and drawing up of the intri
"It is a life," said Doctor Har- tions and actual workouts are the
Tarious student groups before attempting to
cate and complicated formations.
States and because of its splendid rison, "where we sacrificem our- only methods of instruction.
powers, the faculty makes its bow once again before the student
At first, there were only a few he explained.
Last or an. ine
publications board critics. The atmospheric conditions for good selves for others, not others for
the
body
and
that
suggestion,
the
one
other
made
group
radio operation. The methods ana ourselves." Doctor Harrison was members in the class. The mem- drum major must have the ability
magazine
since
the
appear
to
Awgwan
first
is to vote on today.
council', still
equipment used represent the latest introduced by Trofessor Oldfallvr bership, however, increases with of leading men for the march, the
banned in November, 929. it will un- and most hlgmy advanced or rauio of
almost every lesson until the class drum maior has the last word as
the history department.
The faculty members recommended that was
now contains 10 aspirants to the to the formations to be given and
contain the purest of the pule engineering methods, for which
power to determine eligibility of candidates doubtedly
have,
position of drum major.
the music to be played.
many
dollars'
thousands
of
wisecracks.
varied
among
its
contor student offices be omitted from the
The basic finger twirl is taught
Teaching the drum major aspirbeen spent. Measurements made
previous
the
of
contents
the
of
nature
The
more ants the above things and drilling
in the first lessons.
as
stitution, and thus remain, as it is today, in
sometimes
The
are
at
this
station
numbers was not Hie only reason the publica- accurate as five parts in one
skillful and fancy movements are them as to the "hows" and the
the hands of the dean of student affairs.
A more vital considerdiscontinued.
aequired
by diligent application "whys" of leading the band is the
was
tion
a
approved
faculty
In other words, the
SENT 10 SORORITIES and continued practice. Since most process which will be going on for
deficit piled up The inspection was made mainpowers claui, allowing the council to ation was the
of the students are interested in the remainder of the winter each
ly to give the students an idea of
by succeeding staffs.
the course and have had some ex Wednesday afternoon.
deal with all student affairs in general, bur
the practical and precise work acin
our
is
more
sheep
once
black
the
Today
complished in recent radio
refused to give that body any specific powers.
no national advertising in its
Groups Notified of Scores
Voiui lo Give Itadio
The council members thought : "Our general midst. With
E
tobacco
profitable
every
bit
the
with
of
paces,
will
Chili Work
It
anything.
Talk on
In
Compet;
powers clause is clastic as
cigarette advertising excluded, the mag- PAUL HARRISON TELLS
give us power to do practically anything we and
Chi Omcqa Leads.
Club Work in
"Growth of
azine appears with no red ink figures in its
OF LIFE AMONG ARABS
choose." '
L
will be the topic of a
BY
Nebraska"
time
for
profit
made
a
not
has
trail.
It
(Continued from Page 1.)
Letters regarding intramurat
brief radio talk to be given by
The faculty member! thought: '"The gen- soliciting advertising from national concerns
they think they do about what a standings have been sent to a,, orYoung, vice president of the
Elmer
It
anything.
as
is
clastic
eral powers clause
club, over KFAB at
was too short to allow that but it has at least patient can stand." declared Dr. ganized groups by tne Inlramuial
university
group
hosto
department
acquaint
can be used to exclude any particular item we paid its war.
e.ch
furthermore,
Harrison," and
P:50 o'clock Tuesday morning. Mr.
All
Like
Crowds
Football
prowith
individual
come
and
its
record
expressly
authorities here could
choose, for no particular items are
Young will give an account of how
Sigma Delta Chi has worked hard to make pital
Instrument; Idea of
and study some of our results with gress.
club work started in Nebrasincluded.
cone
deserves
a
and
contwenty-fivsuccess
comic
Nearly
letters
the returned
profit."
ka, and will tell of some of the
Ryberg.
Eric
counthe
:ive
inwould
group
faculty
taining information as to
In brief, the
gratulations. But there is one element
work done by L. I. Frisbie, state
Object to Soft Beds.
standings and points acquired durcil power to do everything in general but volved that makes permanent success dubious.
leader since 1918.
club
Everyone
who
has attended the
In Arabia they cannot stand soft ing the year up to the present time
nothing in particular.
At present .enough subscriptions have beeti
beds. They reject all western have been mailed to intiamural football games played by the U. S.
The council, we believe. dos not realize the placed to assure a satisfactory cireuMion. equipment.
The special nurse that representatives. Chi Omega with A. C. in the past four years ha DEATH PENALTY HIT
significance of this point, and seems about to Will students continue to buy and support n is always with the patient is usu- 600 points stands first. The low- become
familiar with the electric
approve the document with the changes rec- magazine that keeps its pages clean of shady ally a "relative, who sleeps under est number obtained is 25. The ten calliope that is always on hand to
high
groups
who
acquired
have
morning
the patient's bed. In the
ommended. This would be fatal to any ambi- humor?
send forth doleful or peppy music
they have a talk fest while Drink- from 600 to 395 points are as fol- as the occasion demands. ComBY CALIFORNIA DEAN
they
tions the student group might possess.
that
so
constituted
are
Nebraskans
lows
in
of
placement:
order
their
If
ing coffee, and eating toast.
with
are
few
paratively
familiar
'
Omega,
is
Mu,
Chi
600;
570:
Phi
they
cannot, enjoy any comic publication that
"Why." said Dr. Harrison,
Delta. 535: Gamma Phi the manner in which the instrur. not more or less dirty, the Awgwan will fail like it so much in our hospitals, Kappa
While the Student council has taken
"
Beta. 505: A'.pha Xi Delta, 500; ment came into the possession of
they want to come back
eternity even to advance their prospective again. If they can enjoy clean humor, it will that
of Kappa Alpha Tlieta, 445; Alpha the college. It occurred to the Orin K. McMurray Declares
imagination
to
the
Appealing
editor of the alumni quarterly that
constitution thus far. it semis evident they succeed. We wish it micccs- -.
his audience. Dr. Harrison, de- Phi. 440; Delta Zcta. 405: Delta students might be interested
Capital Punishment Net
in
remarkXo
Delta,
d
Gamma,
395:
Delta
Delta
job.
sketchy
the
in
life
the
a
rather
done
clared
have
that
to
came
how
college.
the
gift
this
Deterrent.
395.
countries was a gamble
able powers of foresight or forethought have
Selection of a staff will pivsent a few more with the
Eric Ryberg, a former student
you. And
against
odds
Tangling
concerned
colanyone
by
been evidenced
We hope although the speaker did not ac- LAWMAKERS TO CONSIDER and a good supporter of the
problems for campus politicians.
SAN FRANCISCO. Urging the
originated the idea. Since at abolishment of capitol punishment.
with A. "W. S. board members whiled away they will be insurmountable problems. There tually relate all of his experiences,
THREE MATTERS TODAY lege,
each Thanksgiving day game each
many a delightful hour, and left little or no is no place on such a magazine staff for idle one could well imagine the long
I Continued from Page l.i
.school tried to outdo the other he Prof. Orin K. McMurray, dean of
subtime for thought when really significant points talkers or activity men; the publications board hat dusty rides over the desert to subscriptions and delivery
thought that the acquisition of a the University of California school
village, cr sail- scriptions will be distributed
an
at issue came up for discussion.
steam calliope for the Aggies of jurisprudence recently declared
knows this, as does Sigma Delta Chi.
winds iu a
adverse
against
ing
requir the prom committee
aid them materially in the
The document they eventually turned over
A responsible staff must be obtained. Sigma small sail boat on the Persian gulf, to get our consent before makii.g would
it certainly was no deterrent
with the U. pep stunts. that
competition
euinuoi-atioeiioueh
experilittle
group
had
faculty
commonplace
is
a
which
the
to
murder.
io
any expenditures over $100."
Delta Chi will fight to obtain it. officers of
several
plan
with
He
discussed the
"Might the state not sentence, and
of specific powers in it. Une point the that group say. If hard work and a good staff ence in his work.
The election of the prom girl Aggie friends and alumni. They
will be closeiy supervised by the concurred that it would be a valu- hang innocent men if it can send
council managed to inciudt-- : Power to decide will make the Awgwan a success, then there k
Rules Out Worry.
innocent men to prison? And after
Student council.
This body will
eligibility of students. This point, the only no doubt it will prosper.
In dealing with the Arabian peo have charge of the Feb. 17 election able acquisition.
the death penalty is carried out,
were
managers
Several
circus
whole
in
the
importance
real
Dr.
one of any
Exclusion of all cigarette and tobacco ad- ple for a lifetime's occupation
when prom girl aspirants are contacted. They seemed to be of there can be no pardon,' Proffesor
powers clause, the faculty committee recom- vertising will make the struggle for a profit Harrison has discovered that it nominated and it will also taTe the opinion that an air calliope McMurray declared.
does not pay to worry. "I have a
"The fact that the death penalty
of the election the night of would do the job much better than
mended be removed.
difficult. There is no apparent reason lor this vulcanized epidermis I don't charge
is involved in murder trials allows
prom.
the
power
to
is
have
making
to
steam
coum-ia
After
Student
the
instrument.
If
ruling that we can discover, except that some worry about anything." said the
the defense to get an acquital as
Union Report Due.
sure that such an instrument could well as permitting the district atregulate all student organizations, it dearly organized women's group or other got ipiite doctor.
Ryberg
Mr.
very
practical
A committee
of the Student be made
And in saying that Dr. Harrison
torney to get a conviction, where
should have power to decide eligibility of can- steamed up about running advertising for the
of his experiences in dealing council was appointed shortly be- confei red with the college officials the true verdict should have been
didates for membership in these organizations. "filthy old stuff,'' and wrote the chancellor. told
fore Christmas vacation to investi- asking- if they would accept such a the opposite.
with the medical cases.
As affairs are progress nir at present, we Perhaps if another group Mere organized, and
There was the case of a father gate the possibilities of a student gift from friends and former stu"The experience of stateswhich
strongly-suspethe majority of the council wrote the chancellor a directly opposing view who took enough quinine to cure union building. Members of this dents. The officials consulted said have abolished evecutions should
glad
surbe
of
would
certainly
they
been
taking
have
committee
son
be gathered into a tangible set of
members will not even remember what powers of the fpiestion. he might decide the issue oa his son of malaria, because his
refused to take it; another similar veys of other schools and have such an acquisition.
statistics and studied carefully.
une in the tentative constitution and what its own merits.
over
with
matter
also
the
talked
case of a native when told to get
Many states are getting away
were not.
Thus far. too, no office has been obtained a bottle for the medicine insisted various members of tiie faculty K. VANS ANT LOSES
from it. and I'm sure the whole
group
in
will
This
time fur for the publication.
We sincerely hope they wake up
world is moving that way." hte
There are several class- - that he did not want the bittle. and student body.report on
COUPE
CHEVROLET
rethe
but only the medicine, and when it probably give a
professor said emphatically.
the deciding vote this afternoon.
rooms in the basement of University hall that was
finally impressed upon him sults of their investigation during
coupe
belonging
A
to
Chevrolet
no
At
purpose.
the
might properly serve
that he needed the bottle for th today's meeting.
The committee which was dele- Kenneth F. VanSant, a seniorcol-in Sigma (iainina Epxilon
We are negb.ciiiig such points us ejii;il
time in the day are they all occupied with medicine returned with a five galgated
to convey the council's the business administration
Will Meet eWdnesday
lie
be
lon
oil
easily
tin.
of men and women students o:i
recitations. One of them could very
on
military science has not lege, was stolen Monday night
stand
exof
these
Perhaps the worst
owner
in
was
the
while
council, which wc are certain even the most 1u rued over to the Awgwan, and the occasional perience
the
Sigma Gamma Epsilon, geologiwas the time
the yet met with administrative authhotel. Leaving the hotel, cal fraternity, will hold a dinner
member will recognize as ab- classes shifted to one of the other rooms, flies cut is ted Dr. Harrisonthat
in per- orities. This meeting will be held VanSant noticed
that his car had Wednesday noon in the Grand hosolutely necessary for the mi"cs1'u1 conclu- vacant at the hours scheduled. Nothing but forming a delicate operation. "I later in the week.
Arrangements for the coming disappeared and turned to see it tel. All members of the fraternity
under- inertia, as far as wc can discover, has pre- thought that they would surely
sion of the task of constitution-makinup the opposite side of the are invited to attend.
infection," said Dr. Harri- election on Feb. 17 will also be going
street. He ran after the car but
taken Instead, we wish to draw a little pic- vented the operating superitendent from sup- cause
son, "they swarmed about my in- dealt with at this meeting.
was unable to stop the occupants.
ture,' of our worthy council at this time next plying the meessary office space.
struments, the wound, and over
No report has been received
In spite of all the immovable objects iu its myself. I happened to remember, AWGWAN MAKES
year.
either as to the whereabouts of the (
The Unitarian Church
NEW START ON
Tniagine the much chagrined faees of next pathway, however, the magazine seems to be however, that the dust upon the
I
car or the mqn who took it.
)
Twelfth and H Streets
130
was
flies
sterilized
about
in
TODAY
CAMPUS
yeaf's council members, looking blankly at making noteworthy progress. Once more 't to 140 degrees of heat every day,
A
)
WITHOUT
j
CHURCH
"THE
(Continued from Page 1.)
Fort Collins. With a total en- :
?
each, other across the table, and realizing that wish it succets.
CREED"
so I sewed up the wound. The man
ment by about 500. The block rollment of 1,502 students,
the ;
thej' do not indeed have power to do this or
Suh.jei't
13
recovered.
Feb.
"The
Sermon
day, while other regular subscribColorado agricultural college has
a Fermnn, .
eHrrn 10 v nai ana.
that, because the power so to do was not.
The Second Challenge.
ers can obtain their copies at the reached a new high mark for any f:Min D"liin painting. rne bearcn ;
Turning to a more serious vein booth in Social Science hall. year in the history of the institu- I lor ruin.
specifically included in their constitution.
of thought. Dr. Harrison spoke of Single copies may be bought for tion.
We don't think it will take much of an
t.
the second challenge that of their fifteen ccnta at any of the booths
need. The desert people are today.
actual
Debriot:
hundred and fifty-fiv- e
Four
Another Yelp.
accustomed to about four inches of
arts and commerce students
Members.
Staff
Music
rainfall each year, but during the
TO THE EDITOR:
the University of Detroit earned
Other members of the editorial at
ten years have received only
more than $200,000 during the 1929
at
"Squelched," maybe you do have some- last
the
Larimer,
Leon
included:
staff
about one inch per year, according
term, according to a turvey of the
To Do?
Military Ball and
thing to yelp about when you show your dis- to Dr. Harrison. The people are Marvin Schmid, Ivan Schwen- university
employment bureau.
Ball
Norman
Mobinson.
Juiiior-x-nioinger,
Marvin
r
be
I'rom uiil
The fifth annual
gust over the nt'uwal of professors to pest leaving the country, and those that
P.eeve
Hansen, Jack Erickson,
for
are
have
staying,
is
that
resistance
on
that
McCast-linyou
held in the coliseum March 27. it was
with
to
yelp
W.
New York: Dr. H.
grades. I'll be willing
very low. A mere scratch will often Rhodes, Kirke Beard, James
medical officer of Columbia
yesterday. The coliseum is the ideal score.
AFTER ALL . . .
Lamme, Dorothy
Rosalie
had
have
become
large
a
ulcer.
"I
states that the typical
plac; the committee has accomplished at least
P.itt here is another yelp, hy what, right people die, when I was taking Snodgrass and Howard Gillespie. university,
It's tlie orchesln
fieshman does not
Art staff workers included: Columbia
one .thing in selecting it.
do professors assume that they are privileged every possible precaution, froiu
vwo
or
smoke;
more
drinks
glasses
tliat makes the
HanRobinson, Norman
Three dollars, we presume, will he extracted to hand papers back at the end of a semester just such a scratch as we often Marvin
affair.
sen, James Pickering, S. Wenke, of milk dailly; regularly eats spinreceive
work,
the
and
during
days
re- and request
from each visitor. It mighl not be. amiss
Papers that were think nothing of. We can't step Harley Case. William Beacham, ach and lettuce and prefers swima
FOR SPRING PARTIES
mind the committee members that many a stu- handed in on schedule. Arc not professors as up a man's resistance in ten days, Erma Randall, Grub Groves, and ming as a sport.
"They Satisfy"
Schill.
Ruth
Paul
Whiteman's
out
dent danced to the music of
when it has been breaking down
much responsible as the students to carry
( apologies
included:
solicitors
Advertising
LEARN TO DANCE
band for this Knie price. To attend a prom the bargain of getting all work done on time? for years."
a New Hit
It's
Don
Vem
Akin.
Maurice
Facka.
Dr.
said that the peoWill teach you to dance In nix
for fhe same price, and find a mediocre orchesEddie Jungbluth
Students are branded by professors as a ple In Harrison
his district were poor, but Welier, Bill Crabill, Ray Caaford,
any fault In one
Correct
and his
tra playing mediocre 'dance tunes would be a motley mob of procrastinating youth, just try- those tribes living in the desert Ralph Spencer. Joe Alter, Bob lenson. Private lesnonit daily by appointment. Reditu
Charles Skade. Harold Kube,
Hotel Cornhngkcr
distinct
ing to get by in the university. They are ac- were in a poverty stricken condi- Lu.
Harold Winqucst, RoRcr Wilker- Orchestra
The Karb council, we might remind the cused of letting their work go until the last tion. A man may get a job carry son,
LEE A. THORNBERRY
Milton Gish, Thomas F.a.son,
today,
several
ing
rice
earn
and
committee, lias dcoratcd the coliseum both minute, of handing papers in by the armful in- pennies which he spends for bread Elouise Kairhead, David Bengt- TELEPHONES
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B1014
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2300 V St.
wisely and ucll, not ouce but for evrey
stead of singly as they are assigned. Profes- and a handful of dateft. He may son, Frank Jenkim, Mary; Phone L 8ZS1
party. To attend a prom, and find sors lament the situation and point out how have eaten yesterday, but he did Riepma, Allenc Mumcau, Freda
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not eat the day before, and he does Johnson, Bill KUdy, Stan Wilsey
a gymnasium instead of a
many arc the papers they must go over.
not know whether he will eat to- Frank Morrison. Faitii Lightner,
Of
but
a
would be another distinct
A suggestion, perhaps not in order
morrow or not that is the picture and Francis Obert.
course there will be a false ceiling. Every suggestion, nevertheless is that professors at- that Dr. Harrison drew of Arabia.
year since we have been in school there have tend to their business of reading papers as reADRIAN NEW ENS
Poverty Offers Challenge.
' The challenge of the primitive
been plans made for an artificial ceiling, lower ligiously as they hope students will turn in the
GIVES READINGS
than usual, for the military ball, or the prom, work. Perhaps it is true that the thousand, race is the challenge of extreme
It it a challenge which is
AT AG COLLEGE
or something or other. Never yet have we of papers handed in each semester tax the ca- poverty.
urgent because it is unnecesTHOUSANDS TO CHOOSE FROM. FOR .
actually seen one of the critters, but perhaps pacity of an instructor. But, surely, it would more
Ag students filled the college
sary," insisted Dr. Harrison. In
times have changed.
be much easier to read those papers as they speaking of Arabia, Dr. Harrison activities building to capacity yesEVERY MEMBER OF THE FAMILY. FOR
terday morning to hear the read-toThe Junior League sells admissions to Fau! come in than to let the thousands pile up in a admitted that he wouldn't kner
M. Newens
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by
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if
resources
offered
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do
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Whiteman for three dollars
corner for Rome future leisure moments.
SWEETHEART, PAL, FRIENDS.
had them, but citing the case of Before each reading, Mr. Newens
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in
council, while not rating the
All in all, it has become disgusting to have Mesopotamia which he characteri- gave a brief summary of the auget
the dance band woild, at least manage to
to wait all semester for returned papers so that zed as the "Garden of the Earth" thor's work. He read the "Spell of
ONES FOR A GOOD LAUGH. CHEERY
reconstruction the Yukon" by Robert W. Serviss,
lair music and excellent decorations tor one can discover how he is getting along, and he declared that a system
would and "Tomlinson" by Kipling, and
e
eighty-fiv- e
cents per couple. The Prom
ONES FOR SHUT IN'S.
of which of their Irrigation
then find that he ha6 a few
allow them their rightful place In concluded with a short r.atire.
have to provide at least one, and to dispose during examination time.
Mr. Newens is leaving Nebraska
the world.
better-stil- l
both for their three dollar
As a striking illustration of the within the next wetk to tak over
Chapter two, if not censored, will revive the
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old complaint of the reader system, which third greatest challenge their his new position as deau of the
Dr. Harrison School of PramaliJ Arts at Ithaca.
own
culture.
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other
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ranks along wilh
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told of their newspapers, a morn- -' N. YVHe was piesident of the
." What to do?
While a plan- on the Prom ' futile features of the university.
edition found in School o." M'l.s'c here in Lincoln
Ing and
ihusuniveisity.
out
to
unld it sold
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