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While in Omaha. Wear one
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MISS GRAHAM WANTS
THE GIRLS TO-GO
Believes the Omaha Trip Offers Ex
ceptional Opportunity for a
Good Time and More
ThA Alnha Sigma Phi team forfeit-
led to Beta Theta PI last night. The
Betas still have an unbroken series
of victories In the first division of
the fraternity league.
Dean Mary Graham is very anxious
that university women take Pdvan
tage of the Omaha trip In that it
offers many worth-while opportunities.
The fact that Omaha is the biggest
city In the state and that it will throw
open for inspection rare art galler
ies, industries and institutions, tours
through which will be conducted by
expert guides, Is an educational op
portunity. Opportunities for seeing
industrial plants are not usually so
easy for women as men and at Oma
ha university women will be given
particular attention.
The Omaha Commercial club has
extended this invitation to the uni
versity students to acquaint them
with Omaha and to acquaint Omaha
with the students. The students can
meet a certain obligation toward the
university by accepting this invita
tion, because they will be able to
show Omaha citizens what they are
and what they are doing by revealing
intelligent interest in that city and
its institutions, Miss Graham believes.
FRATERNITY BASEBALL
Interdepartmental League
HOW THEY STAND
Won Lost Pet.
Academics 6
Commercials 3
Engineers 2
Aggies 2
Laws 1
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LAWS QUIT PLAYING
The Laws, on account of the near
ness of examinations, have decided
to forfeit all of their games. This
will change the standings of all the
teams In the league with the excep
tion of the Academics, wh ohave to
meet the Aggies and the Commer
cials.
FRESHMEN ELECT
CARL W. HARNSBERGER
The freshman class elected Carl WT
Harnsberger of Ashland a member of
next year's publication board at the
meeting held Tuesday morning in Me
morial hall. The other nominees were
Dwighj; Davis, Faris Chesley, Abram
Bennett and Jean Nelson.
The vote: Harnsberger, 28; Ben
nett, 22; Davis, 20; Chesley, 17; and
Nelson, 13.
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CONVOCATION
THE UNIVERSITY QUINTET
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Tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock,
the university quintet will piay
at convocation in Memorial hall. The .
quintet consists of E. J. Walt, first)
violin; Ernest Harrison, second
violin; W. T. Quick, viola; Miss Lil
lian Eiche, 'cello, with Mrs. Raymond
at the organ. On this occasion, Miss
Louise Zumwinkle will reinforce the
parts by the piano score. This will
probably be the last for this year of
the delightful musical recitals that
have been so attractive both to the
university Btudents and to music
lovers generally in this city.
Two compositions of Franz Liszt
will be rendered, Les Preludes and
Orpheus. Of these symphonic poems
Les Preludes comes obviously in the
category of program music. The
piece depicts the successive states of
mind of a passionate soul its tender,
yearning love, the brutal shattering of
hope by some relentless adverse
power, and the wild tempest within
the breast of the disappointed lover.
The storm-tossed soul seeks solace
and rest in the serenity and heallnfl
balm of rural nature, at which point
we hear some charming rustic music.
But as the wounded spirit of the hero
revives he cannot remain inactive and
supine, and he sallies forth to the bat
tle of life, determined to find in life's
conflicts his higher tnd truer self.
Theso varloue states of feeling are
legitimate subjects for music to deal
with, and Liszt has so handled his
theme that his meaning is clear and
nt the same time he has not exceeded
the natural and proper limits of tho
tonal art. ,
Orpheus, according to the legend,
subdued the terrors of Hades by his
music and had almost brought back
to the upper air his dear Eurydlce,
when the premature fatal glance at
his beloved broke the spell and he
lost 'aer a second time, this time Ir
revocably. Liszt zb made an elegy
for the pathetic tale, a dirge like la
ment for the Joy that once was, but
which alas, shall be no more. The
music Is sweetly sad.
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