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Mr, H. Qunlntoncc has been out
sick the past week.
L. P. Duilta, '02, was a campus vis
itor Thursday.
The chorus will sing Thursday morn
ing nt convocation.
Sigma Alpha Kpsllon will gho a
house party November 25.
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Lincoln over Thanksgiving.
Here Is a simple problem In arith
metic: '06 plus '07 equals 13.
MIbs Minta Mauzy of Plattsmouth Is
visiting with University friends.
Will Duncan, '03, is in the city look
ing up old University friends.
Ex-Governor Nance ,v1bUp1 the His
torical society rooms last week.
The class in chemistry 1 Is studying
the calcium compounds at present.
Katherine Corbett left for Colorado
yesterday on account of ill health.
These cold days the lunch room In
the high school Is well" patronized.
.The class In house economics visited
Mrs. Barbour's home Thursday afternoon.
T)r. Dales' class In qualitative chem
istry Is working with the amonlum sul
phate ores.
The class In German 17 will visit
first year classes at the high school
next week.
Mr. J. E. Rounds, of Highland Park
College, Des Moines, is the guest of
It. E. Towne.
The Journalism clnss Is determining
the oasontlal points of an editorial.
Cylde Wilson enjoyed a visit from
his mother, from Broken Row, this
week.
Fay Snyder, of the Conservatory of
Music. Is rnpidly recovering from r-Illness.
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Professor Swcezy's students are stud
ylng the stars to observe longitude and
latitude.
Marie Richards, of the Conservatory
of Music, went home yesterday for a
visit over Thanksgiving.
The high school boys will play foot
boll with the Omaba high school next
Thursday In Omaha.
The organic chemistry class has been
making absolute alcohol and are now
beginning to make ether.
The first year class in stock judging
numbers sixty-four, a considerable In
crease over last year's class.
Professor Grumann has a set of "Re
views of German Text Books" In tho
New York School Journal this week.
The class In quantitative chemistry
Is determining copper and calcium by
gravimetric and electorletic processes.
Miss Emma Shlnbur Is expecting a
visit next week from her cousin, Miss
Lena Nelson, a former University student.
The Pan-Hellenic Congress will give
a banquet to the Football team Novem
ber 30th at tlie Lindell hotel.
Lucy Van Home went to her home
in Pawnee City yesterday, where she
will remain until after Thanksgiving.
The Historical society has received
two fine pictures showing big trees of
California from the Southern Pacific.
An Indian canoe has been received
from Carey I e Fleche, a Winnebago In
dian. It is a fine specimen, made from
a walnut log.
Dr. Bessoy will talk before the
botany seminar class next Tuesday. Ho
.will tell about the plants he saw while
abroad.
. Tpo first year,, class in anatomy will
finish their study of bones by Thanks
giving .and be ready for dissection af
ter that date.
Dr. Dumfrey, of Michigan, Is carry
ing out a system of experiments at
the. state farm. He represents Park,
Louie & Co., of Chicago.
The chorus is working hard on the
"Messiah,' which will be given just be
fore the Christmas holidays. The
"Hallelujah chorus," has been learned.
Mr. Oliver Evorott, a Senior In the
Medical College, at Omaha, and well
known at tho University, was a caller
at tho anatomical laboratory on Wed-
. nesdsy.
Tho recent cold weather has not af
fected work on the new stock-judging
pavllilon. The structure is fast near
ing completion and it will soon be
ready for use.
This morning at 10:30 the Chemical
Journal club holds-Its regular meet
ing. Messrs. RedfoVn, Emerson and
Pepperberg will givp reports to the
club.
The physirs department has just re
ceived a spectral system from Berlin.
It is an apparatus for obtaining home
( k r.nuB colors to be used in lanoratory
work.
The piano which the Dellan Literary
society has been using hao been sold.
The society has arranged to hao a
new one put In as soon as it In removed.
The Delian Literary society will
have a special meeting next Wednes
day evening in Dellan hall. It will be
a purely social meeting and will end
with a feast.
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The first debating squad In English
15 met last evening and selected the
"Army rnnteen" question for the next
debate, which will take place just be
fore Christmas.
Mr. Hanlen, secretary of the Union
Debating club, has received word from
Grand Island College, to the effect
that she can not accept the challenge
to debate sent some time ago on ac
count of having her schedule full.
The Union UoyB Debating club will
debate the following question tonight:
"Resolved, That tho United States
should pass compulsory voting laws."
Mitchell and Lamb will take the af
firmative and Shelbourno and Walt-man-tho
negative.
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An exhibit is being prepared for the
International Live Stock Show at Chi
cago next month. Forage crops will
torm tho main part of the exhibit Two
lino, steers will represent Nebraska In
'tbe-stock exhibit also.
A new case for the herbarium speci
mens new bojng mounted has been
jrSered. As soon as It is completed
It will be put In place and filled with
plants from the collection's which have
accumulated during the past few years.
The Freshman girls this year do not
seem to know that at convocation
the front row of seats should be re
served for members of the faculty. It
Is a matter of courtesy merely, but one
thaf should not be neglected. The front
row should- not bo occupied by stu
dents, at least not until the other seats
are taken, or until the bell has struck.
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