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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
k nrwipapor doYotod to ttio Interests of the
University of Nebrn ska.
Published at 134 North 11th St., by
THE HESPERIAN PUB. CO.
(Incorporated.)
DIRECTORS:
J. W. Crabtreo. President.
Q. L. Towne,Seorotarr-Trasurer.
, Towne,e
r, T. J. lH
J. I. Wye
ewett,
t, K.W.
Washburn.
Bthrlino H .-MoCatt
J. A. Mannino
Qeokob P. BniDLEB
Mannfftac Editor
Asst. Manager
- Athletlo Editor
HEPORTER8.
Clifton Carter,
R. T. H11L
B. C. Pollard,
Norrli Huso
J. R. Farnoy, Cliff Crooks.
John A. Wilson, Linn M. Huntington.
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lWery before chapel eaok day. Notices, com
munications, andotbor matter Intended for pub
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Address all communications to the Dally Ne
bras k an, 134 N. 11th St., Lincoln. Nebraska.
Telephone 479.
From the interest" manifested In
tho local tennis tournament this
wook It is ovldont that there Is a
form or athletics that can be cievel--upciLtQKDQa
advantage in the Uni
versity. Tho Haskell Indians have none
to Minneapolis with t,ho intontlon
of return! na the scalps of the gophers
dangling at their belts. While the
Indians have a good team m on'1
expects them to win from Minnesota.
However, thoy will nut, up a good
fight. Lincoln people may expect
to seo a good game next Thanksgiv
ing. BIKLE STUDY IN THE UNI
VERSITY. The Uiblo Study dinner in tho Y.
M. C. A. rooms tonight promises to
bo an occasion loug to bo remombered
because it marks the Initiation of
tho annual HI bio Stuov dinner Into
tho llfo of tho association.
The HI hie classes aro led el tho r by
tho members taTTiuTTinrns"; "or by 71
loader appointed by the committee
having tho work In charge. No sot
program Is used but each leader
follows his own plan aided by sugges
tions from the Hible Study commit
tee. This mothod gives tho utmost
freodom to Informal -tliHousslonK and
produces a feeling of sympathy and
equality of man to man.
The object or these classes is to in
duce a dally ana systematic stuay of
tho Hlblo. Many colleges and unlvor-
Bibles havo recognized the Xact tliat
no man's education is complete wlth
oub a knowledgo of Its teachings and
have accordingly placed It in the
curriculum.
' Tho Importance of a close acquaint
ance with tho Hlolo is ton thoroughly
recognized by all loading educators
for any man to question tho validity
of its study, and tho young man who
goes through tho university without
having gained a knowledgo of Its
fundamental toachlngs, will, Roonor
or later, wake up to tho fagt that ho
miBsed tho most important part of
his coilogo courso.
A NEW DEPARTURE IN LEGAL
EDUCATION. "A LEGAL
CLIN 10. "
A rather novol departure In tho
Law School of tho University of
Ponnsylyanla has been Instituted
bhiB year by Assistant Professor Rob
erts. II o calls it a Logal Clinic or
Seminar, for want of somo more
oxact definition. Tho Somlnar is
opon only to thlra year men, and Is
limited In number to twelve.
Tho work bo bo taken up this year
will bo discussion of tho cases In the
advanco Reports of tho Supremo
Court of Pennsylvania. Tho mothod
will bo to have tho history of the
case road, then to engago In a general
discussion of tho procedural feabures
of bho oase, bho nauiro or tho romo
dy, obher romedles available, etc.
Tho mon will then bo askea for
opinions upon tho points Involved In
tho case and tho mothod of their
presentation to an appollato court. A
deciBlon on tho caSo will bo reached
after this conference, and then tho
opinion of the Supremo Court will bo
reaa by somo member of tho class to
seo how nearly tl'o Judgment formed
accords with-tho rcsulb reached by
tho court. The decision will then be
tested in bho lighb of thu authorities
cited by tho court.
Tho benefits which it is bellovod
will accrno from this work aro o,'
8overal sorts. In tho llrst place, it
will familiarize the mon with tho
various forms of procedure and witli
tho practical sldo of tho presentation
of points of law. It will also servo as
a review or all the work that the men
havo dono throughout their law
school courso, as tho cases will be
read Indiscriminately in their order
as reported. Further, the decision
or tho case by tho class, before read
ing tho opinion of the court, will
sorvo to help tho men on a sound
legal jhdgment on complicated state
ments of fact. It is believed that
the tnorough drill in case analysis
that will ithus be gained cannot fail
to 1)0 of Hervico in actual work at
the liar. Last but not least, it will
familiari.e the class with the current
cases in Pennsylvania and render
them ready in tho citation of the
late authorities on the points covered
by the decisions read.
I) A I L Y NEHRASAN S T UCK
READY.
Subscribers to tho stock in the
Hesperian Publishing Co., may got
tho samo at tho ofllco at 131 North
Eleventh street.
HOPIIOMORE-SENIOR GAME.
Tho Sophomores and" Seniors will"
piav a Dra:tice game of foot-ball Fri
day evening at four o'clock.
Miss Aurel Huntington, who grad
uated from tho School of Domestic
Science last spring, has accepted a
posTtTOn as teacher -of domestic
science in Clarko University Atlan
ta, Georgia. This school, which was
founded some twenty or thirty years
ago, employs sixty instructors and Is
already one of tho best known indus
trial colleges In tho South.
Ernest Soton-Thompson, who is to
locturo in Lincoln next spring has an
intorostlug article In tho November
number of Century, entitled, "Tho
Legend of tho Whlto Reindeer. Stu
dents may also lind, "Tho Trail of a
Sand Hill Stag" In Scribnors Tor Au
gust '99 or Intorost.
Some People Have an Idea
That pood chocolates aro
not made this side of Uos
ton. They're mistaken.
We have been making choc
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we know that we make
GOOD chocolates; just as
good as anyone iriakes. Let
ub be of service to you.
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New Books
Our Fall Stock has
arrived and you are
invited to examine it.
All the new books
and many of the old
favorites.
All kinds of School Supplies
Wilson &
-Halt
JJooksellers and
Stationers,
1123 0 St
Legislative
Gallery.
BEST OF RATES TO STUDENTS.
Portrait and Lansdcape Photographer
3Q South nth Street,
LINCOLN, - - NEBRASKA.
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Academy
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