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Editorial Remarks
Iowa Is boaten; therefore there 1b
cause for rejoicing. The uncertainty
that had overshadowed this gamo
worked up a high tension of feeling,
and now that the strain has been re
moved we should all rejoice because
we won. True, our goal line was
crossed, and while none of us can
take pleasure In this fact, there Is no
special cause for grief. If there Is any
special significance and there may be
attached1 to this, each one Is priv
ileged to weigh the matter for himself
and draw his own conclusions. Hut
at the same time Ave should not lose
sight of the fact that our team won a
glorious victory and retrieved the hu
miliating defeat that fell to our por
tion at Omaha In '99.
Indeed, the hearts of the supiorterR
of the Scarlet and Cream were filled
with sadness, when the tidings of that
terrible defeat at Omaha in '99 came
to their ears. How we longed for the
time when our team could meet Iowa
again and retrieve the disgrace. Hut
peculiarly adverse circumstances arose
making the attempts to schedule a
game between the two Institutions a
failure, and wo were obliged to retain
in our hearts the remembrance of a
dofeat that was galling to an extreme
degree.
Hut a favoring tide sol In, bearing
with It an opportunity of meeting Iowa
again. And as a result of this meet
ing the Scarlet and Cream floats proud
ly aloft as a proud token of our team's
success, Nebraska won because of her
superior ppeed and strength, theIowa
team being completely overmatched in
these respects, Jn face of the almost
hostile demonstrations of the crowd our
team beat back the assaults of their
opponents and fought their way down
the field, In spite of all active and
auxiliary opposition that could be
brought to bear against them.
We certainly have reason to con
gratulate, ourselves upon this victory,
and It should quicken an interest in
the big games that will soon be played
here. We have beaten one member of
the Big Nine. Can we beat the other
two with whom we shall meet? The
answer to this question rests in a large
measure with ourselves.
We have received from James K.
Sullivan, chief of the department of
physical culture, world s fair, St. Louis
the preliminary program of Olympic
Ga,mes, and a very elaborate one has
been arranged. The Olympic Games
will surely Interest all school boys and
athletic colleges. The Inter-Scholastic
meet for schools in the state included
in the Louisiana purchase is scheduled
for May 28. Tho Olympic College
championship, open to the athletes of
western colleges will be 11 eld on May
30. The Olympic track and field col
lege championship open to the col
leges of the world, has been scheduled
for June 11. The Olympic gymnastic
college championship has been sched
uled for June 9 to 10. Inter-scholastic
bnsket ball, July 15 to 1(5. College bas
ket ball championship, July J3 and 14.
The. Olympic Games, the feature of the
year, are scheduled' for August 29, 30,
31, and September 1, 2 and 3. College
fencing in September. College relay
championship and school relay, No
vember 10 and 11. There has been
arranged an Olympic championship at
baseball In the Bprlng of the year for
colleges and schools. An Olympic foot
ball championship will also be held In
the fall of the year, one for colleges,
and one for schools.
The physical training committee will
have gymnasium exhibits from all the
schools and colleges of America. These
exhibits will consist of charts, photo
graph records, pictures of teams, and
other matter that pertains to physical
training and athletics.
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There are numerous things that It
is necessary for a student to learn, but
there Is one thing that It is important
for him to know. He should be able to
give the various University and foot
ball yells, so as to be able to Join In on
proper occasions and make himself
heard. Any student who has not taken
the trouble to learn these yells should
not allow a great length of time to pass
before doing so. It is the enthusiastic
student who makes himself felt and
who best brings out the spirit of the
institution to which he belongs.
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The appalling calamity that has be
fallen our sister Institution, Purdue,
has called forth an expression of
sympathy and ..horror from us all. It
Is seldom that any college Is called
upon to meet a sadder misfortune, and
it Is with a genuine spirit of compa
slon and deep feeling, that we tender
our sympathy to her in her hour of
trial.
Y. W. C. A. Lecture.
The opening lecture of the city and
University Young Men's Christian as
sociation occurred Sunday afternoon in
the Oliver, theatre. A large audience of
some f00 was in attendance and a
splendid lecture was delivered, accom
panied by crayon Illustrations of Bible
verses. Those in attendance expressed
themselves as highly pleased with the
lecture and the prospect for a very suc
cessful year in this department is ex
tremely flattering. The same high
quality of entertainment and liistnir-
j Hon will be continued in subsequent
Professor Starr furnished music for
Sunday's meeting.
Dr. Fling Gives Special Talk.
On account of so many men being
away for election, Prof. Fling did not
give his regular Monday- lecture, but
gave a talk on his experiences at Leip
slg University, which was amusing as
well as instructive. He had studied
some German before going, but found
it quite difficult to get along with his
little knoweldge of it. He spoke of the
peculiarities of German life, and par
ticularly of the student life.
The Good Health Cafe is selling a
$5.25 ticket for $4.
Meerschaum pipes. 25 per cent off
this week. F. A. Powell, Oliver the
atre building.
Don Cameron's lunch counter for
good service.
Marshall and Richards, hair-cutting
a specialty; massage, shaving, etc.
Band Informal at Armory Saturday,
Nov. 7.
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