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A CONSOLIDATION OF
Th Ilosporlun Vol. XXXI
Tho Nuhruskiiii Vol XI
The Hourlot mid ('rerun Vol III
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MiiiKiKlng Kdltor
Kdltor In-Chief
HuhIiichs MuniiRor
Assistant Kdito
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VUom I. Taylor I
OIihh K. Wells f
It T. Hill,
AHHoeliite Editors.
V. C Untie. R A McNown, II O.Nelson.
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Knterod ut the post ofllco ut Lincoln, Neh
us H(Mnnd class mull mutter
The girls' basket ball tournament
noxt Friday and Saturday deserves
your support.. Tho girls should nob
ho handicapped because of lack of
support In this undertaking.
It is hoped that the ruling of tho
military department requiring the
non-commissioned ofllcers to pass an
examination will tend to increaso
tho eniclency or tho battalion. It
is notorious that men havo often
been appointed as corporals who were
not only Ignorant of military tactics
but also sorely lacking in military
bearing.
Tho deop interest which has been
manifested by tho uulverslty stu
aonts In tho state convontlen of Y.
M.C.A's which has juso closod at
York and tho international conven
tion to be held in Toronto tills, week
Is excellent evidence of tho presenco
of a strong religious spine among
the university studerts. It certain
ly shows to be groundless, tho charge
often made by sectarian schools
that tho university students aro an
nrelmluus body.
The sophomores aro to bo congrat
ulated for tho harmonious manner in
which they settled tho matter or tho
.Sombrero, lr the samo tioublo had
arisen in this class, as it did in the
last ono which published tho annual,
it would hove been well to havo taken
steps to prevent Its future publication.
Where discord is present no uudor
taking can bo successful. Ana not.
at all different In tho caso of tho
borubroro whloh'requlrcs tho united
CONE,
The Jristallni6nt Tailor
115 North 11th.
clTorts of tho class to mako It acrcalt
to tho class and institution from
which It comes.
Alroady tho beautiful weather lias
tended to relievo tho congestod con
dition of tho library. One by ono the
"stoaoy couples" aro wending their
way from thoBcenes of mental activ
ity to tho calm serenity of tho bonoh
es along tho walks, where- thov may
drink In the beauties or Nature, lis
tening to tho rippling of tho wator
from the molting snow and tho twit
tering of tho birds over head. Neith
er the peals of the chapel bell, nor
tho conversations of passersby are
ablo to awaken thorn from their
reveries. Only tho harsh ringing of
tho gons in the hallways seems to
remind them of the activity to which
they must hasten.
The juniors held a meeting yester
day morning electing Miss Edith
Hess class reprerentativo to tho
university senate Tho matter of
tho class party was taken up ana
some plans sjggested for the pro
posed reception to tho seniors. Noth
ing dellnito however will bo done in
regard to this until arter the class
party.
It is expected that before long a
number of tho students, who resign
ed or withdrow from tho military
department on account of dissatisfac
tion witli the appointments, will re
turn and tako part In the military
work at the request of Captain
Smoke.
The recent action of the board of
regents in accepting what they inter
preted as tho lmDlled resignation or
Miss hmith, as registrar, lias caused
somo discussion anion,' tho students.
Some think that undue advantago
was taken of Miss Smith's character
istic way or making requests. Much
sympathy is epxressed for her be
causo or tho fact that she has lust
recovered from a severe Illness only
to tind herself without a position.
Sigma Nu fraternity of lnwa state
university suffered a very heavy loss
Friday night of last week in the do
structlon by fire of their fraternity
house. Tho loss of the house will
amount to about $-l',000. which be
longs to other parties. Tho house
was valued at $10,000, Insured for
H,000. Tho loss to tho fraternity as
a whole, in tho nature or house
rurnishings and chapter equipments,
amounts to about $1,000. Of tho
fourteen men in tho houso each lost
between $200 and $:100 worth or in
dividual property.
Tho flro was duo to tho explosion
of a lamp In a room, which the oc
cupants had left for a few moments.
As tho members of the fraternity
had almost all rotirod for tho night,
thov had a rather cold experience.
While tho building was burning tho
men succeeded in removing tho Tra
tornity piano Chancellor McLean
has extondea the sympathy of the
unlveristy of Iowa. $
During tho year 1901 Anarow Car
neglo gave away $40,000,000. These
gifts Include 810,000,000 to tho Scot
tish universities. $10,000,000 to tho
United States for a national univer
sity, ana $7,000,000 for u technical
instituto in Pittsburg. Ex.
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