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CONVOCATION ANNOUNCEMENT.
Speakers and subjects this week are
an follows:
Wednesday, Professor Louise Pound,
"Women in Foreign UniverHlties."
Thursday, II. II. Wilson, "Compul
sory International Arbitration"
Friday, F. L. Geisthanlt, "Public
Library Buildings "
EASTER RECESS.
The Easter recess will begin at 8
a. in. Friday, Maiv.i liH, and will end
at (! ). in., Monday, March ,'ll.
COMPANY 11 HOP.
Company H of uie battalion will
give its annual hop at Walsh hall next
Thursday evening.
PRE-MEDICS' MEETING.
Dr. II. II. Everest will address the
lire-medical society Thursday evening,
March l.'l, at 8 p. 111., in room HOI, Me
chanic Arts hall. All interested are in
vited to attend.
BASEBALL MEN.
Baseball men are requested to report
in two squads. The following men will
report at :i..1() dally, the balance at 1:30
p. m : Doane, Gaines, Townsend, Ben
der, Rhodes, Raymond, Hood and De
Put ron Per Order.
PERSUING RIFLES
Pershing Roies will meet lor drill
Thursday at 7 p 111. Eeiy man is c
pei led to be present
SOPHOMORES
There will he a meeting of the la s
Thursday morning at 10 a .111. in uui
ersity hall. E F. DAVIS.
President
THE WEATHER
Forecast for Lincoln and vicinity:
Wednesday, fair and moderate tem
perature. Weather report for twenty-four
hours ending 7 p in , Tuesday, March
11th:
Highest temperature. f7 degrees, oc
curring at 5 lit) p. in. Lowest tempera
ture, IIS degrees, oci urring at 8: 1 f a. 111.
Mean temperature, 48 degrees, which
is 12 degrees above the normal.
G. A. LOVE LAN I),
Section Director.
The Mandolin and Giee club of Min
nesota gave a very successful enter
tainment on Friday evening. The pro
gram was varied and the audience was
a representative crowd which support
ed the organization.
During the recent heavy snow t-toims
the clock in the tower of College hall
of the University of Pennsylvania
stopped for the Ilrst time In twenty
eight years. The rain and sleet which
froze upon the hands caused the clock
to break its brilliant record.
The seniors of Wisconsin are now
busily discussing the memorial they
shall leave at the university on their
departure this summer. The prevalent
W. J. BRYAN
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Jumble Weeds."
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by Will Reed Duiiroy, the author or "Corn
Tassels." While some of those poems have special
reference, to western life, most of them are upon
themes as broad as humanity, and they give evi
dence of an unusual degree of poetic talent in the
author. -W. J. Biiyan, in the Commoner.
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