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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
a aawipaper deToted to tna.lntareita of h
Unirllr of Nohra ska.
Pnbllihod at 134 North 11th St., by
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0. L. Towneccretarr-Traaiarer.
J. I. Wyor, T. J. Hewett, E. W. Waihburn.
Htorlln II. MuUiiw,
(Jharlos I. Taylor.
Ocorjro 1. Hhfdlcr,
Managing Editor
Asslstunt MunUKiir
A thiol Ic Kditor
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Hotonxl at tho pon oflloo nt Lincoln, Nob.
ua second cliiRft mall tniittor.
Tho lack of intrest In musloal no
Mvlfcios that, is man I Tent among the
studonts of tho University indlcatos
a state of affairs that odprht not to
exist. Tho aocoplishmcnts that u
general musical education brine to u
student cannot fall to bo of lncsti
mablo value to him alter ho has left
school. This Is a fact that ought to
bo rocognlzed by all, but it is usually
not realized until it is too lato to
bcirln. Tho social advantages which
a knowledge of music brlrgs to u
man or woman, are of inestimable
value after school days aro over.
Tho University otters to all stu
dents free instruction in choral work.
Tho advancement that can bo mado
in theso classes can bo seen in tho
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CHAPEL ASSIGNMENTS
WEEK.
This morning at convocation, Pro
fessor Taylor will continue his ad
dress on reciprocity begun last Tues
day. On Tuesday morning Professor
Swczcy will talk about tho New Star
of 1901. Wednesday morning Pro
fessor Bcssoy will speak on Forestry.
Thursday the period will bo occupied
by 0. a. Lovoland of tho Weather
bureau. Friday 11 special sacred mus
ic program will bo rondered.
SOPHOMORES ORGANIZE TEAM
Tho sophomores met Saturday after
noon for basket ball practico ana
chose Dan McUutchen, captain. Two
teams wore selected and spirited
practico was engaged in for an hour.
From tho twelve men who were out
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McCutchen, Magdanz. McNown,
Powell, Manning, JIusc, Micro,
Beard, Bell, Elliott, Bcors, Melick.
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