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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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Nebraska does not lack In enthus
iasm when she Is once aroused but It
Is a hard proposition to got hor arous
ed. Any one who saw the campus last
. Saturday was very forcibly reminded
that Nebraska had gone to Minnesota.
It Is useless to blame ourselves now
for tho rooting we did not do up there.
Minnesota Is not the last one we play
this year. Wo are going to play Ames,
Missouri and Kansas at Lincoln before
Thanksgiving. If we don't get out
and root we ought to lose all of these.
The Dally advocates tho organiza
tion of a rooteis club on a permanent
basis There ought to be a regular set
of ofllcers, and they ought to be fel
lows who are not afraid to go ahead.
Nebiaska has plenty of material for
such a club, but it wants to be welded
Into something effective before Its In
fluence will be felt A meeting In
the chapel for the formation of such
a club on a permanent basis may be
looked for within a few days. Let ev
ery man who has any regard for Ne
braska's name turn out when the call
comes.
It 1b to bo regretted that there were
not ample accommodations to carry
all who desired to see the game Sat
urday. The ralhoadB cannot be
blamed, however. Had the sale of
tickets been made some days in ad
vance it would have been possible to
have known somewhere near the num
ber that wore going. Under the con
ditions this was not possible. The
final rate was not made until the last
minute and then all the plans were
overthrown Considering everything
the excursion wa3 a success from ev
ery point of view.
ECHOES FROM THE GAME.
It is reported that a good deal of
practical joking was Indulged In on
tho several section of tho excursion
train. In one car whore some thieo
or four "solid" couples weie traveling
tho rost of tho passengers provided
themsehos with ilce and administered
a shower to the Interested parties.
Particularly among University peo
ple was observed the pleasure taken
In tho beautiful fall scenery in Min
nesota The foliage of the trees in all
their flaming and brirtized shades on
the hill sides in tho fi40t of the sun
presented a sight very rar. in Ne
braska. A great many ambitious
ouob took advantage of stops made
and gathered huge bunches of leaves
and branches. One car was a veritable
bowei of beauty.
Considerable comment has been no
ticed In regard to the behavior of the
crowd which took advantage of the
rates. It is only due to tho welfare
and good name of the University to say
that a large number of people who
went up on those trains were parties
entirely disinterested as far as tho
University was concerned. A great
many made tho trip unpleasant to
Unlveislty people because of their
rowdylsh actions and general bed be
havior. It Is a very easy thing for
such to bring discredit to tho Univer
sity and It Is hoped that It will bo
understood that any ungentlemanly
conduct observed was not, except per
haps in rare Instances, due to students.
A large number of students were
very much disappointed In that they
had bo little or almost no time to visit
the Minnesota Unhersity buildings
and grounds. Those who Improved
their opportunity and went up on
Thursday night had time to see a
considerable number of places of in
terest to students hi St Paul and
Minneapolis.
Some Nebraska students who were
In Minneapolis on Friday had the
good fortune to attend chapel nt the
University. They report that It was a
great meeting and full of life and
noise. The time was given up to the
"Rooters Club" and they took com
plete charge. The large auditorium
was completely filled and the windows
packed with student.-.
It was noticed at the Minnesota
game that they have about as many
people In the neighboring trees and on
fences and housetops as we have here.
Thoie was no way to tell hqw many
of them were possibly studonts, but we
can only hope that they were not.
Public student sentiment should be
such that any student would be asham
ed to look another fellow student In
the face after doing such a thing.
Tho Alpha Phi house at the Univers
ity of Wisconsin was badly burned a
few days ago. The fire was caused by
an over-heated furnace. Much damage
was done to the young ladies' belong
ings In getting them out. and the per
sonal loss will be considerable. The
loss on the building was fully covered
by Insurance The sorority property
was uninsured and the loss thereon
consists chiefly in the damage to fur
nituie by smoke and water. The girls
who were living In the building at
the time will for the present live at
the Gamma Phi house.
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