BUSKER CAGERS
TO MEET DRAKE
Bulldogs Loom at Strong Op
ponents for Nebraakans
On Home Court
Nobraska meeta the Drake Bull
dogs tomorrow evening In the second
game of the season to be played on
the home court Although the Hus
ker victory over the Kansas squad
rates Coach Black's squad as a for
midable title contender, the Des
Moines team is slated to put up a
stiff opposition.
The line-up for the Saturday con
test will be the same as that startea
In the Jaybawk games, according to
present indications. Captain Smaha
and Othmer as forwards, Page at
center, Holm and Andreson at
guards, will probably be the starting
quintet.
No scrimmage was slated for the
squad in the workout yesterday
afternoon, as the effects of the re
turn trip from Kansas early in the
morning favored only a light work
out on passing and goal shooting.
T.K.E. CAGERS
ARE VICTOTIOUS
(Continued from Page $ne.)
to examination time and believed it
best to stay home. Therefore Phi
Sigma Kappa advanced a step nearer
to another championship.
Class B
Holmquist and Towne lead an
eager troupe of Phi Gams to victory
over the Pi Kappa Phi. But two bas
kets were shot during the game and
the rest of the tallys came by the
free-throw route. The game ended
8 to 3.
In another of the openers of Class
B, the Phi Sigma Kappa followed the
footsteps of their brothers and won
over Alpha Gamma Rho seconds, 13
to 1. Trioby and Folman starred for
the winners.
CU. A
Tau Kappa Eptilon 13
G Ft F Pts
111 S
110 S
SOS 4
0 0 0 0
1 1 0 S
I.okra. f
Yordy. f
Siekman, e
Osborne,
Schewe, g
Totals
Delta Tau Delta
5 S 4 13
G Ft F Pts
-12
10 1 2
Totals
H:L"!!illllM
-.-.....S3?.'"'
Bronson. f .
Marrow, t 12 0 4
Prticka, c 10 1 2
Keitinif. g 10 0 2
Steiffer, f 0 0 0 0
Howell, g 0 2 8 2
. 4 4 6 12
Full Lcated Wire Newt
For Wisconsin School
Th first Morkrum telegraph print-
er to be installed In a school of Jour
nalism to bring to the students tne
full leased wire sorvlce of the Unltod
Press, will begin operation on Febru
ary 7 in the copy desk room of the
University of Wisconsin Course In
JournullHin.
The Morkrum, installed on a loop
from one of the regular day circuits
of the U. P. will deliver in the jour
nalism laboratory the 18,000 words
of news which goos each day to newt
paper clients of the press associa
tion. Students of copyreading, work
ing in small groups around the copy
desk under an instructor, will use the
material in learning to edit telegraph
copy, and write headlines, ana also
to study the selection from the press
report that is made in various news
paper offices.
Formerly the students used carbon
copies of the press report supplied a
day late by the news operators in
local newspaper offices. The tele
graph printer, which works without
an operator, will deliver the matter
hot from the wire.
The installation of the full leased
wire service is looked upon as a fur
ther development of the policy of
tha Course in Journalism to give
realistic instruction in the technical
problems of newspaper making.
Acacia 16
O Ft F ru
I.ockwood. t -.. 0 0 0 0
Storm, r - 8 0 0 4
Kreltalniter, e - 5 0 0 10
Smith, r 0 0 0 0
Van Ornam 0 0 0 0
Weir, ft- 10 1 8
Woodward 0 0 0 0
Totals 8 0 1 IS
Delta Chi 5
G Ft F rt
Watnon. f 10 12
Smith, f 0 0 0 0
Foster, e 0 0 0 0
Jnhnaon, g 0 10 1
Johnston, g -. 10 0 2
Totals 2 116
r
Sigma Phi Epsllon 43
G Ft F Pts
Miller, f 11 2 0 24
Hecht. f 8 1117
Kahler. e 9 0 1 IS
G. Farley, g 0 0 0 0
Oehlrich. g . 0 2 0 2
James, g . 10 0 2
Totals !M I II
Lambda Chi Alpha 6
. G Ft F Pts
Lundy. f 2 0 4 4
Poor, f 0 0 0 0
Ehner, e 0 0 1 0
Carlbenre, g 0 10 1
Erion. g 0 0 0 0
Leech, t 0 0 ' 0 0
Totals 2 18 6
Phi Sigma Kappa 13
G Ft F Pts
Trioby. f 2 0 0 4
Wilson, f .. 10 0 2
Folman. o 2 0 0 4
Reid. g 0 0 0 0
Griffcn, it 0 10 1
Carver, 10 0 2
Trout 0 0 0 0
Fredrick, 0 0 0 0
McLea 0 0 0 0
Totals C I 0 13
THE
Four Victories Is
Creighton's Record
Omaha. Nobr.. Jan. 20. Crolrhton
University's basketball team, has
turned in four victories In the nrst
ix irames of the current season, do
fcatlng Grinnell, Kansas Aggies,
South Dakota State and Des Moines
University. Following are the sea
son's results thus far:
Creighton 35; Grinnell 31
Creitrhton 29: Kansaa U. . 8
Creiirhton 39: Kansas Aggies.... 33
Creighton 07; S. Dakota State.. 10
Creighton 36; Dea Moines U..... 16
Creighton 22; Marquette U 31
Totals 228
157
Iowa Prepares For Annual Event
Ames. Iowa. Jan. 20. Special:
Iowa State College ia now preparing
for its twenty-nfth Farm and Home
Week which will be held from Jan
uary 31 to February 6, the first one
having been held in 1900 and the
only omissions of the annual event
having occurred during the war.
.Alpha Camma Rho-1 n Ft F PU
Anderson, c 0 0 0 0
Karney, g 0 0 0 0
Iamb, g 0 0 .0 0
Marcott. f 0 1 ! 1
Schmitt. f - 0 0 0 0
McKlnley 0 0 0 0
James 0 0 0 0
Garrison 0 0 0 0
Sundeen 0 0 0 J
Totals 0 10 1
Phi Camma Delta 8
G Ft F Pts
Holmquist, e 10 0 2
Towne, f 0 10 1
Larson, f 0 0 0 0
Manos, g 0 0 0 0
Wolf. B - 0 10 1
Twincm. 0 0 10 1
Olson, f 0 10 1
Gilliitan, f 0 0 0 0
Rirff, f 0 10 1.
Guessman, g 0 0 0 0
Totals .. 15 0 8
PI Kappa Phi 3
G Ft F Tts
Piatt, f 0 10 1
Koehlcr. f ..... 10 0 2
Thorell. e 0 0 0 0
Kniidson. g 0 0 0 0
Pettyirrove 0 0 0 0
Tracy, e - 0 0 0 0
Totals - - 110 8
Student Demands
Are Summarized
(Continued from Page Three.)
sity professor may be baldheaded,
stout, and bow-legged but he must
have a sense of humor!
No. 6. An Instructor Should be
Human.
"I exgect my instructor to be
human. When he acts sophisticated
he is only fooling himself. We all
know that once upon a time he wns
just a youngster struggling along as
we are struggling. The joke is on
him. If he remembers that he was
young once he will be fair in his
judgment, will have a sense of hum
or, and most of all he will be human.
However, I do want to have respect
EGOND
COLLEGE
Mi..iu.iu...u.tt.s.i.i....ai...i.i...
DAILY NEBR ASK AN
for him. He need not lowor himsolf
In his attempt for friendliness, for
that takes away all the respect, and
it can never be gained again.
Studants Have Own Idas
"Few can doubt the fact that most
studonta have points of view concern
ing the process of instruction and
their Instructors. Just how worth
while and potent are these points of
view remains an open question. ur
thormore, the students of today are
tho citizens and taxpayers of tomor
row, with certain latitudes toward
educatn as a result of their ex
periences while endeavoring to se
curo an education. Educations should
probably not forget tho points of
view of students in terms of the fu
ture of the program of public educa
tion. "It may be that the attitudes of
students toward the process of in
struction are, for the most pnrt, fa
vorablo if that instruction is inspir
ational and recognizably worth while
in terms of the hopes, aims, objec
tives, .ambitions and aspirations of
the students. On the other hand, it
may be more or less equally true that
tho attitudes of students toward the
process of instruction are, for the
most part, unfavorable if that in
struction Is based upon various emo
tional states of fear as a motivating'.
agency to assist the students to at
tain their worth while hopes, aims,
and ambitions."
DEBATERS OPEN
SEASON WITH
SOUTH DAKOTA
(Continued from Page One.)
bility to the legislature, the elected
representatives of the people.
The constructive arguments were
closed by Lincoln Frist, Jr., Nebras
ka's negative speaker who stressed
the failure of parliamentary forms of
government in modern European
countries and showed the necessity
of the affirmative's showing that the
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parliamentary system would work In
the United States.
Refutations in Sam Order
In refutation, tho negative speak
ers took the same, order but Mr.
Johnson and Mr. Hunt changed
places, Mr. Johnson closing the do
bate. Both teams showoq" a careful
analysis of the question although
tending at times to assertlveness in
stead of evidence to establish their
cases. The debate moved along after
Mr. Nellcs' appearance in a free and
easy manner while retaining the driv
ing force of the various arguments.
Previous to the debate, the speak
ers of each side got togothor to co
ordinate their material. The result
was a coherent, unified debate under
the split team system which was used
by Nebraska for the first timo. A
short but earnest opon forum discus
sion followed the debate. It was
directed by G. E. Hager, '08, who
presided. Flans for the debate were
handled under the direction of II.
Adelbert White, varsity debate coach
and Donald N. Campbell, student
debate manager.
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