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Bcurlot ivnd C renin, Vol. 4.
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QnTlorcl O. Dennett
Dorothy Green
Offloon: Editorial, U 203W; Biwinofw, U 211J4.
Post OfHco, Box-10, Btotlon A, Lincoln.
Subscription Prico, $3 por jronr. In advanao.
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Editorial Remarks
One good thing thnt in especially no
tieeablo UiIb year Ik tho willingness
displayed by our whole student body
to support University enterprises. This
lnercttbo In Interest Is a notable one
and betokens a commondablo Bplrlt.
With University enterprises tho Indi
vidual Interests of each student are
wrapped up, and the more completely
this fact Is realized tho greater will
be tho Impetus glvou to all things with
which all strictly University organiza
tions aro Identified.
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The musical programs rendered in
chapel Fridays aro increasing con
stantly in popularity. No matter how
remiss students aro through the week
In attending chapel, it Is notlcjnblo
how they all turn out on Friday. Tho
high standard of the musical features
provided Is responsible for this dis
play of Interest, and the entertainment
thus furnlHhed Is of an enjoyable and
pleasing character. If tho students
were as active In attending chapel
every day as they should do there
would certainly be no occasion for com
plaint of lack of attendance.
The tidings from Denver are awaited
anxiously, and. there seems to be noth
ing to Indicate that they will not bo
welcome ones. Nebraska 1b there
ready fdr the combat wlLh Its conting
ent of supporters, jind the gamo this
afternoon will undoubtedly be a hard
fought one. Tho people of Douver aro
greatly aroused over this game andl
tlje Interest manifested 1b something
Intense. The scats placed on sale
have been going In sections, and plenty
of moral support nt least Is assured for
Colorado. Hut there's no use talking,
they can't beat Nebraska IT they
haven't got tho team.
The Denver people are wise In turn
ing out when Nebraska plays. TheyJ
can npprqeiato a great attraction, and
ono will burely be furnished. They
will see n team that can tear up the
ground in tho fastest kind of com
pany, and although the result may be
different from what they ox poet, they
will not have taken their pains for
nothing. The bulletfnb this afternoon
will doubtless be the center of atten
tion, and tho Unl yoll will rlchochetto
..from evory nook and spot within tho
confines of the city o Lincoln.
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More About Rhodes Scholarship.
More About the Rhodos Scholarship..
As tho time draws near for the se
lection of candidates for tho Oxford
scholarships, provided for in the will
' of Cecil Rhodes, the Interest of some
of our students is naturally aroused.
It is uncertain as yet Just how many
students will compete from this Uni
versity, but several had affeady an
nounced tuolr Intention of entering the
contest, and.lt is llkely-that more will
do so later on. Those who have stuck
to the classics will flndvUiemselves In
the most advantageous position for
passing the exnmlrihUou. The require
ments In I ntln and Greek arc? heavy,
utid even those who enter will have to
put In considerable work In studying
up forgotten parts before they will
be able to do Justice to their own abil
ities. The requirements In mathematics
are not difficult The whole of arith-
err-lHieqnlrfid and neliMfre(H a-
k,wed between algebra and geometry.
The first election of scholars In the
United StlrtTfrwlll be made 'between
February raid May, 1904. Papers-cov-eilng
the range of study will be pre
paied by examiners' appointed by tho
tnmtees, and will be sent to each state
center, where nt a date publicly an
nounced the examination will be under
proper supervision, and the papers re
turned to the examiners. A list of
those who have successfully passed
this fest will. a soon as possible, be
furnished to the chairman of the com
mittee of selection In ench state.- or
to the university making the appoint
ment, and from this list the, unlvcrbity
or committee will proceed to elect the
scholars. They will be asjml to fur
nish to the trustees ns full a statement
as possible of the school and college
career of ea( h scholar, with the spV
da) grounds of his appointment, to
gether with suggestions. If desired, as
to the coure of study for which he is
best fitted:
It has been decided that all scolnis
shall hnve reached nt least the end of
their Hophomoro or second year work
at gome recognized degree-granting
university oj college of the United
States. Scholars must be unmarried,
must be citizens of the United States,
and must be between nlneteon and
twonty-fhe years of age Whore sev
eral cnndldatoR present themselves
fiom n Hlngle college or university, tho
committees of selection will request the
facult of the college to decide be
tween their claims on the basis of Mr.
Rhodes' suggestions, and pretcnt to the
committee the name of tho candidate
chosen by that college as Its represen
tative in the final election
It Is apparent that a large amount
of preparation, will be required, espe
cially for any students who Intend try
ing for the prized Yet It cannot be de
nied that the prize Is worth striving
for. and ambitious young student who
tries and succeeds will have accom
plished an achievement of which ho
may Justly feel proud.
Law Course for Engineers.
To comply with Ihe request of the
Engineering society Dr. Pound will
give a course. "The Law of Engineer
ing," to engineering students. The
class this year Is open to Seniors only,
this being their last chance to take
advantage of this very Important train
ing. Tho class will meej. on Fridays,
for one hour, and Is a purely voluntary
undertaking, no credit being allowed.
The engineers foel highly favored w..
tho privilege of Dr. Pound's Instruc
tion and unusual Intorest Is manifest
os tjie largo numoeryof engin
eers going out from thlaluBtltutton and
the Important positions they are called
op to 'fill, the expediency of a knowl
edge of engineering law Is very evldont
and It is believed that this training
will fill a long felt want.
Another new feature In the school
Is a seminar in practice add office
economy, conducted by Dr. Pound.
There are three divisions and thoy will
meet jas follows? Mondays, 7:30 p.'m.,
SnUirdays at 10 and 11a. in. The work
wljl be conducted in Dr. Pound's office
in the Burr block. --
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The class In geology 1 has been di
vided temporarily. One division nt
tends lectures while tho 'other -wrorks In
tho laboratory. " The chapel Is .being
fittejMip as rapidly as possible In order
tacommodaTethe whole class.
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