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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
& newspaper doroted to tho l4orests of the
Unirnmitj of Nolirn ska.
Published at 134 North 11th St., bj
TIIE HESPERIAN PUB. 00.
(Incorporated.)
DIRECTORS:
J. W. Crnbtree, President.
G. L. Towno,8ocrotnrY-Troa8urer.
J. I. Wyor, T. J. Hewott, E. W. Washburn.
Stbrmnq fl .McCaw
QkOIOE P. SniDLER
Managing Editor
Asst. Manager
- Athlotto Editor
itEPORTERS.
R. C. Pollnrd, . Clifton Carter,
Norrls Hnse. R. T Hill,
J. R. Forney, Cliff CrooVs.
John A. Wilson, Linn M. Huntington
' The subscription prlco of tho Dnily Nebrns
r . . . w. . . . .
mnnicatlons, nnu other manor lntonueu for put-
Van is K for tho colloao year with n regulur lo-
llrory beforo clinpel each day. Notices, com-
licntion, must bo handod in at tho Nobrasknn
ofllco bofore 7 p. in., or mailed to tho nditor bo
foro 8p. m., of the dny prorlous to that day on
fehirb. they nro expected to appoar.
Subicrlptlons may bo left at tho Nebrnsknn
ofllco, at tho Co. Op., or with BurIucs MntiiiRnr
Bubscribora will confer a favor by reporting
promptly ut tills puico any failure to rocoivo tlio
paper
All chances In adrertlslna
the ofllco by !t p. m. on tho day previous to that
changos in advertising mattor must bo in
on which they are to npponr,
Address all communications to the Do,
braskan, 1IU N. 11th Bt Lincoln, Nebras'
Telcphono 479.
Kitorcd at tho post oflli-i) nt L n oln. Nob
iihRruond cli-HH mull mill tr
Of tlio liuiuvutiiuns introduced by
Chancellor And rows' this year In the
Kcnorai work or tho University prnb
ablytho mostprofltablo to tho r-tu-deni
body is tho mornlnn convoca
tion. Divested or Its purely cerl
moninl han.p.r.er, It has becomo tho
nieetliiu placo Tor students, faculty
and noted thinkers rrom outside the
rnivcrsity. The hair hour has be
come a period lor tho interchange of
Ideas on the reat questions of tho
nay. The influence of these exerciso
cannot help but broaden tho ranue of
vision or tl-oso who attend them.
This week a snocial tieat is in
store I'or the student. 1'ractically all
tho prominent questions before tho
people or the United States will bo
discussed bv specialists in a review or
President, Koosevelt's message to
conuress. This document has formed
the loading topic for discussion dur
ing tho past week ana every student
who wishes to keep abreast or the
times should hear tho document dis
ousscl by men of standing and an
thority In their, several lines or work.
TWO KINDS OF EDUCATION.
A pamphlet containing Professor
.1. II. Johnson's address on, "Two
Kinds or Education for Engineers,"
beforo his students In tho Coileco of
Engineering or tho University or
Wisconslu, has been received at heud
quartors of tho Civil Engineering
department, and Is being widely roau
by tho englnooring students. Follow
ing are a row extracts rrgm tho In
Production of tho address.
"Education may bo doiined as a
moans of gradual emancipation rrom
tho thraldom of incompetence. Two
gonoral classes or competency aro
generated in tho schools, com potency
to Borvn and compotoncy to appre
ciate and onjoy."
"By ci mpoteney to sorve Is meant
that ability to perform one's duo
proportion of tho world's work which
brings to, society a common benefit,
and which makes or this world a
continually better homo for tho raco
and which tends to fit "'the raco for
that (mortal life in which it puts its
trust. By compotoncy tu appreciate
and enjoy Is meant that ability to
undorstand, to appreciate, and to
assimilate those great personal
achievements of tho past and pres
ent in tho Uelds of tlio truo, tlio
beautiful and tho good, which brings
Into our lives a Kind or peace, and
joy, and gratitude which can bo
found In no other way."
"It, is lino that all kinds of ele
mentary education contribute! alike
to both of these ends, but in tho so
calied higher education it is too com
mon to choose between them rather
than to Includo thorn both, iflnco It
Is only Fcrvlce which tho world is
willing to pay ror, it is only those
competent and willing to servo a
Diiblic or private utility who are
compensated In a financial way. It Is
the education which brings compet
ency to serve, therefore, which is
often called the utilitarian and Fomc
times spoken of contPinutuousiy as
tho breaa-and-butter education. On
the other hand the education which
gives a competency to apprcclaU
and enjoy Is commonly spoken of as
a cultural carnation.
"As to which kind or education is
the higher and nobler, ft' they mus
be contrasted, it all depends on tin
point or view. If personal pleasure
and happiness is tho chief end and
aim in life, then for that class of
persons who have no disposition to
serve, the cultural education is the
more worthy of admiration and selec
tion, (conditioned of course on the
bodily com Tor ts being so rar provided
Tor a to make all financial compen
sation or no objoct to the Individual.)
Ir. however, service to others is the
most worthy purpose In lire, and if in
addition such service brings the
greatest happiness, then that educa
tion which develops the ability 10
serve, in some capacity, should be
regarded as the higher una more
worthy. This kind of education has
the further advantage that the
moncv consideration it brings makes
its possessor a sclf-suporting member
of souloty instead or a drono or para
site which thoso people must bo
who cannot sorve.''
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AN INNOVATION IN MUSICAL
ClKCuES.
The University chorus met 'J iiurs
day evening in Memorial Hall for ro
hersal or the "Messiah." It was
tho tlr.st evening rehcrsal and also the
lirst In which the University Orches
tra was present, assisted bv tho Al
umni organ.
Considerable enthusiasm Is manl
Jest among the singers especially as
this is tho lirst timo an olTort lias
been made to oiTor a midyear or holi
day program. In addition, tho "Mes
siah" is one of the greatest composi
tions written for chorus work and
ono well worth studying and render
ing at tills season or the of tho year.
It Is hopod and oxpecteo that it will
be a success in every way as th? idea
Is to make tho midyear concert a
ponuaoent and annual alTair.
Owing partly to tlio fact thatr h
joska will play in the city next
Thursday night, the, oonoort has been
postponed to Frlda? night so that
there will bo no conllictions. Tills
will onablo the student body to give
their complete patronage.
An admission or twcuty-ilvc cents
will bo charged to meet the small re
maining nmoqt owing on tho alumni
ori.au. This will give everyono a
ohanco to liolp pay for one or the
most valuable and prominent posses
sions or tho University in addition
to hearing a beautiful program of
botli solo and chorus work.
Artor tho chorus rohorasl tho or
chestra remained for a very compro
hensho practice.
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We have all kinds.
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Tho subesriptions for the McKinley
Memorial Aioh, on the Sophomore
list now aro atout $15.C0. This list
has only I eon circulated ono day.
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regarding the above College. A four year's
course with excellent laboratory and abundant chemical facili
ties, is offered. Graduates from literary colleges of approved
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