THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
The Daily Nebraskan
A nWBpapr deroted to the Interests
of the Ubtrertlty of Nobraaka.
Published at the
Unlrerslty of Nobrosk.
consolidation of
THE HBePBRlAN. Vol. XXXI.
THE NEBRA8KAN, Vol. XII.
THE BOARUTT A CREAM, Vol IV.
Entered t the peetofflce at Llncofca,
Neb,, as second elaas mail matter .
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Managing Editor. Robert T. Hill.
News Editor John F. Tobln.
Advertising Managor P. P. Duffy.
AS80CIATE EDITOR.
Wm. Case.
ASSISTANT EDITORS.
R. A. McNown.
Wm. A Shock.
Carlton C. Wilburn.
C. C. McCune.
REPORTERS.
J. D. Rice.
John R. Bender.
E. F. Davis.
A. I. Myers.
Henrietta Rees.
Circulator Fred K. Nielsen.
Office Second floor Main hall.
Postofllce Address, Station A, Box 13.
ProfesBor Robblns will speak at con
vocation thlB morning.
The Dally Cardinal admits that
"should Minnesota be the winner on
the 27th, Nebraska's claim to the
championship of the vrcst will be clear,
as she has defeated the Gophers G
to 0." It adds, however, that "a vic
tory on ThankBglvlng day would give
Minnesota the top notch In the list of
Big Nine colleges."
Of all classes of men the luke-warm
non-enthusiastic man Is least deserving
of sympathy. The college don't want
luke-warm men, the Lord don't want
them and It's very likely that the devil
don't want them either. Be enthusi
astic over something; It's a good
thing to be enthusiastic over a dog
fight even. Belolt Round Table.
Chicago, Wisconsin and Michigan
have united to meet the damage suits
arlBlng from the collapse of the bleach
ers at the Mlchlgan-WlBconBln game.
Although at the time It was not sup
posed that more than half a dozen per
sons had been Injured, since that time
the universities have been threatened
with suits galore by those who allege
that they were Injured by the falling
of the stand.
The report that the athletic board
had voted to ask for the admission of
Nebraska, into IheBlg NJne hqscaused
perforce more or less comment upon
the campus and among football en
thusiasts who understand ' the situa
tion. There seems to be a division of opin
ion. Some say that admission Is the
next thing for Nebraska, and others
say, stay out. The latter offer these
reasons for their conclusion: Primar
ily they Insist that Nebraska would
lose her Identity as an Independent
school upon Inclusion In the Nine.
While now 8he holds the top place as
an Independent school, In the other
case she would be one of a number
and forced Into a position of submis
sion to a majority. They further as
sert that while she can hold her own
as an outsider, she would run the risk
of being a second rater among the
larger schools. She would have to
contend with older, richer and stronger
Institutions. They claim, further, that
Nebraska's entrance .into such close
relations with these large schools
would be of the same nature as one
of the Big Nine playing the largest
eastern teams.
On the other hand, those In favor of
admission point to the recognition Ne
braska would receive by reason of the
new position sho would hold. They
say that rubbing up against stronger
schools would make her stronger. That
sho would attract more students ath
letically Inclined is probable. They
Insist that slnco Nebraska has shown
herself strong sho should assoclato
in company of her class. They put
forth the statement also that the
scheduling of games wlht larger Insti
tutions is what the university needs.
The comparative strength of these
varying conclusions can be determined
by the Individual himself. The ath
letic board has acted according as It
saw fit and If perchance Nebraska
should be admitted to the conference
the future will decide these questions.
Academy Social Club.
The Social Hour club met Monday
afternoon at Its regular time and place
of meeting and listened to a highly
Instructive talk by Miss Woodsmall,
director of the city Y. W. C. A. gym
nasium. Excellent advice was given
concerning regularity of habits, proper
walking and sensible dressing. Other
talks, equally as good, have been ar
ranged for the future.
Dr. Hiss Lectures at Omaha.
Dr. Ross delivered his lecture on
"Railroad Taxation" before the Omaha
real estate exchange yesterday after
noon. Professor Ross has given the
same lecture In different western cities
and Is a scientific expert upon the sub
ject. The club before which he lectured
yesterday Is one very prominent in
business circles. Because of the na
ture of the subject under discussion
prominent railroad officials were In
vited to be present.
While absent from the city Dr. Ross'
classes were given quizes.
Dr. Ross will speak at the meeting
of the Nebraska Federation of Re
forms, which will be held November
21-22.
Mr. Heath is assiting the department
of physical education in recording
physical examinations.
Dr. Ward has Just finished an article
on "Nematoda" for the revised edi
tion of Wood's Reference Handbook
of Medical Science.
The departments of botany and geol
ogy have just received forty typo
graphic maps of different portions of
Nebraska from the- United States sur
vey at Washington. These maps cover
an area of about twenty or thirty
miles. There are several typographic
plants now running the length of the
state.
Samuel C. Hawthorne, '02, Nebras
ka's famous debater, Is now In Cali
fornia. He reports that he saw the
Berkeley-Leland Stanford football
game. The teams were very evenly
matched In regard to strength, but
Berkeley won out on good punting.
Mr. Hawthorne is of the opinion that
California could give Nebraska many
points In regard to rooting, but thinks
that Nebraska could show them many
things on real football.
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