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The Daily Nebraskan
Property of the University of Nebraska, Lincoln
It, V. Koupal : Editor-in-Cblet
C. B. Paul Mnln' MIfor
Tv,r4. i.t.r T. Associate Editor
r t Associate Editor
A. J. Ooyert !
Jean Burroughs
J. A. Cejnar
Eva Miller
Marguerite Kauffman
Frank Barnett
ReportorUI Staff
Clara Schulte
Guy Moates
John Kyle
C. L. Jones
John Wenstrand
Joe C. Flaherty
Dorothy Ellsworth
Geneva Chesley
Aileen Ebennan
Iran Beede -Cloy
Hobson
U. 8. Harkson Du8lne" Manafer
B. B. Scott ,Ast Business Manager
Entered at the postofflce at Lincoln, Nebraska as second
class mail matter, under the act of Congress of March 3, 1879.
ties in the country; the other is to
work out a scheme for simplifying
KnnrA of Htudv in the
Teachers' College.
UNIVERSITY NOTICES
Anyone desiring to fire a furnace for
their room, call L-7990. 164-68-70
All students who have condition In
Chemistry 2 will have an opportunity
to remove the same at 2 o'clock Satur
day, January 15.
4 4 GEORGE BORROWMAN.
Tickets for the military ball, Jan
uary 21. may be had from Williard
Folsom, R, V. Koupal and A. J. Cov
ert and Paul Temple.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12, 1916
Mrs. Edholm, a well known club
woman of Omaha, will talk to the
Home Economics Club, Wednesday,
January 12, at 7:30 o'clock, In Faculty
Hall.
Tomorrow, before the next issue of the Daily Nebraskan is in
your hands, you will have iu mind those of the staff candidates you
will select as our successors. You have known of these candidates
for some time and the choice of those most proficient lies in your
hands and you alone will be to blame if you are disappointed later.
Cast an intelligent ballot.
The Board of Regents meet tonight to decide whether the agree
ment Coach Stiehm made with the Athletic Board when he handed
in his resignation shall be ratified, or whether a new agreement,
possibly entailing a much large cut from his calary, will be entered
into. There is little doubt but what the board will make a satisfac
tory settlement with the coach.
The meeting was called as a direct result of agitation, coming
from downtown, protesting the payment of his salary according to i
terms agreed upon by Mr. Stiehm and the Athletic Board. It is
claimed that he should be paid by the calendar, that since he has
put in a third of the time his contract calls for, he should receive
but a third of his salary.
The Nebraskan believes that if full justice is accorded Mr.
Stiehm, the Board of Regents will do more than ratify the Athletic
Board's agreement; they will grant the coach his full salary up to
September 1, 1916. In the face of the criticism which has been
thrown at him, and in consideration of the fact that his heart is in
Indiana rather than with us now, the ratification of Mr. Stiehm 's
resignation should be made by the Board. But in making it neither
precedent nor fairness justify a greater slash into his salary than
he himself offered to make when he handed in his resignation.
"When a professor and the Director of Athletics is also a Professor
of Athletics announces that he has agreed to go to another univer
sity upon the completion of his contract here, the authorities always
grant him a leave of absence up to the time when his contract ex
pires, but they never have as yet docked a member of the faculty's
salary simply because his usefulness as far as Nebraska was con
cerned, was at an end. The establishment of a precedent that justi
fies such treatment would hardly be in keeping with the past attitude
of the authorities. Why should the Professor of Athletics be made
an exception?
A demand that Mr. Stiehm be paid by the calendar is in itself
unfair. The coach was hired for his ability to turn out good foot
ball teams. Basketball is a minor issue. It is claimed that he should
receive but a third of his salary, but the four months for which
he would be paid include the time devoted to producing the best
football team Nebraska has ever had. By a fair salary schedule,
Coach Stiehm has earned, his full pay. "Bummy" Booth, in the
days of short-time coaching, received as high as $1,000 for one
month's work. It costs more to get a coach now than it did then.
If Nebraska should attempt to hire a man for the football season
alone, it is doubtful if she could, get one for much less than the
talary she is paying Mr. Stiehm for the full year.
The Nebraska coach has resigned in face of the criticism he
has met on almost every side ever since he jumped to Indiana. In
asking to be immediately released from his contract he has offered to
relinquish claim to 300 of his pay for what work he would do in
the spring and summer. But why shouldn't he be accorded the
Rame treatment as any other member of the faculty, especially since
he has more than earned his money by turning out the most logical
claimant of the western football championship? I. O. B.
The tyrouts for the Junior play will
be held Thursday, January 20. Regis
tration in U 106, between 11 and 12
o'clock, January 11 and 13.
A Xi Delta meeting will be held at
the Kappa Alpha Theta house, Thurs
day evening, at 7:15 o'clock.
All Seniors wishing to try out for
the Senior class debating team will
please hand their names to either
August Krebs, Guy Chambers, or
Steele Holcomb, before January 15,
1916.
The German Dramatic Club will
hold its annual banquet, Saturday,
January 15, at the Lincoln Hotel. 3t
All University Republicans will meet
In Faculty Hall In the Temple tonight
at 8:00 o'clock, to organize a Univer
sity Republican Club. The meeting
will be short.
All chess tournament games should
be played off before tomorrow night.
The report on games played should be
in the president's hands not later
than 6 o'clock tomorrow evening.
Company C picture will be taken,
Thursday at 11 o'clock, on the west
steps of Administration Building. All
men in Company C are requested to
be present in full uniform with belts
and rifles.
M. H. SCHLESINGER, Captain.
Corrected Company Picture 8chedule
Due to the inconvenience It would
cause some of the men to have their
Cornhusker pictures taken during ex
amination week and because of the
illness of Captain George, of Company
A the picture schedule has been slight
ly changed, it is now as follows:
Co. C: 11:00 Thurs., Jan. 13.
Co. D: 11:20 Thurs., Jan. 13.
Co. I: 11:40 Thurs., Jan. 13.
Co. E: 11:00 Tues., Jan. 18.
Co. F: 11:20 Tues., Jan. 18.
Co. K: 11:40 Tues., Jan. 18.
Co. G: 11:00 Thurs., Jan. 20.
Co. H: 11:20 Tburs., Jan. 20.
Co. iA: 11:40 Thurs., Jan. 20.
The Rifle Squad picture will be taken
at Townsend's Thursday, January 13,
at 11:00 o'clock.
The Officers' Club picture will be
taken at Townsend's Tuesday, January
18, at 11:00 o'clock; the Commissioned
Staff will be taken immediately after
wards. R. V. KOUPAL,
Captain and Commissary.
Change In Registration
A meeting of the Teachers' College
Faculty decided that students would
be registered In the Teachers' Col
lege in their Sophomore year instead
of in their Junior year as heretofore.
Two committees were also appoint
ed, one of which is to investigate the
requirements for teachers' certificates
and diplomas in the leading universi-
Hansen Speaks on Efficiency
Niels Hansen, '16, former member
of the Board of Examiners of state
pharmacy examinations, talked to the
Pharmaceutical Society Monday even
ing on "Efficiency." He stated that a
man could not expect to be 100 per
cent efficient after he was out in the
world, if he was only 65 per cent
efficient in college.
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