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ASSOCIATE EDITORS
News - - - P. A. Ewtng
Athitie - - J. D. CUrle
Lit.raty - Dorothy Grtcn
Rcporftw D. P. D Young and MaWe Fouler
and Raymond C. McCaw.
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Editorial Remarks
nees In doing bo might leave grounds
for drawing, an inference of such a
character as not ot be to anyono's
credit. Tho question shoulft be met
squarely and fairly, and any attempt
to tide it over to future discussion
should be discountenanced. If the class
sees fit to elect tho present appointees,
no protest can be made. By electing
men for the leading places on the
board the class will be responsible for
its own action. Let the class decide
this matter and have it laid on the
shelf once for all. And let every
Sophomore turn out and make his pres
ence and his own wishes felt in the
meeting.
Unless ordered discontinued Tho
Daily Nebraskan will be sent the com
ing semester to all present subscribers.
Tonight occurs the girls basket ball
tournament, and the prospects for a
hard contest for tho championship arc
promising. Tho teams havo already
been sized up by an Impartial authority
whose views havo "been already pub
lished in this paper, and an estimate
of thvlr respective merits indicates
that the battle for tho pennant will bo
cIoeo and exciting. Three games will
be played, thus affording a full even
ing's entertainment of an exceedingly
lively character.
There Is no reason why we should
not look ahead to the Wisconsin game
next week and point out the desirabil
ity of having a crowd out upon this oc
casion. TIub game will undoubtedly be
the beht upon our home schedule, and
as such is descning of special note.
The strength of the Badgers' team
is well known and when a contest
with tliat aggregation is scheduled, all
take It for granted that a game well
worth seeing is in view. So much for
the importance of the contest that
Is promised, and now looking at the
other considerations that aro incident
ally presented. Whenever a game with
a team of Wisconsin's calibre takes
place here University people should
t'rel a common incentive to come out
and support it. The measure of sup
port accorded to basket ball In general
largely determines tho character of
games that can be secured with other
institutions. So when a good game is
scheduled here, it Is incumbent upon us
to appreciate its importanco and turn
out and support It in tho proper way.
Tho value of good games must bo ap
preciated if we aro to havo them, and
the financial returns arc a safe Indica
tion of the results attained. And wo
should seo the financial results of tho
game with Wisconsin aro wholly com
mensurato with Its importance.
o
. When the Sophomores meet Monday
they should assemble with a fixed pur
pose to settle definitely tho question
raised concerning the choosing of the
editor and business manager of the
Sombrero. ' This business is ' of sur
iwssing importance, and it is the duty
of tho president and tho clabs to see
that it is attended to as speedily as
possible. Any attempt to delay mat
ters farther ought to be regarded In its
true light as a pafpablo effort to ob
struct, and cried down In its inception.
Tho majority of the class havo ex
pressed a desire that the chief places on
tho Junior Board bo made elective,
and their wishes should be respected.
Wo hope that no parties concerned
in this matter would fear to submit
their cause to the class, for a baekwar'd-
LIST OF REQUIREMENTS
Branches Necessary tor Rhode's
Scholarshjp.Examination
We havo been requested to publish
the list of requirements for tho Rhodes
scholarship examination, in order that
those who are In doubt as. to the
branches required may bo enlightened:
The requirements of the Responslons
examination, as stated in the statutes
of the University of Oxford, are as -follows:
Candidates must offer the following:
(1) Arithmetic the whole.
(2) Either Algebra or Geometry.
(3) Greek and Latin Grammar.
(4) .Translation from English into
Latin prose.
(5) Greek and latin authors.
Candidates must offer two books, one
Greek and one Latin, or unseen trans
lation. The following portions of this
under-mentioned authors will be ac
cepted: "Demosthenes: (1) Phlllipics 1-3, and
Olynthiacs 1-3; or (2) Do Corona.
Euripides: Any of the two follow
ing plays: Hecuba, Medea Alcestls,
Bacchac.
Hcmer: (1) Illiad 1-5, or 2-0; or (2)
Odyssey 1-5, or 2-0.
Plato, Alopogy and Crito.
Sophocles, Antigone and AJax.
Xenophon, Anabasis 1-4, or 2-5.
Caesar, De Bello Galileo, 1-1.
Cicero: (1) the first two Phllllplc
Orations: or (2) the four Cataline Ora
tions, and In Verrem. Act 1; or (3) the
orations Pro Murena and Pro Lege
Manilla; or (4) the treatise Do Senec
tuto and De Amlcitla.
Horace: (1) Odes 1-4; or (2) Sat
ires; or (3) Epistles.
Livy. books 21 and 22. (After Mi
chaelmas, 1903, books V. and VI.)
Virgil: (1) the Bucolics, with books
1-3 of the Aeneld; or (2) the Georglcs;
or'(3) the Aoneid. Books, 1-5, or 2-G.
Papers covering this range of study
will bo prepared by examiners appoint
ed by tho trustees, and will be bent to
each centre, where, at a date publicly
announced, the examination will be
held under proper supervision, and the
papers returned to tho examiners.
The committees and universities
making appointments will bo furnished
with a statement of the qualifications
which Mr. Rhodes desired in tho hold
ers of his scholarships and they will be
asked in. exercising their right to selec
tion to comply as nearly as clreuin
etances will permit with the spirit of
the testator's wishes.
They will be asked to furnish to the
trustees as full a statement as possible
of the school and college career of each
elected scholar, with tho selected
grounds of his appointment, together
with suggestions., if desired, as to tho
course of study for which he Is best
fitted.
It was been decided that all scholars
shall havo reached at least tho end of
their Sophomore or second year work
at some recognized degree-granting
university or college of the United
States.
Scholars must be unmarried, must
bo citizens of the United States and
must be between nineteen and twenty
five years of ago.
Where several candidates present
themselves from a single college or
university, the committees of selection
will request tho faculty of the college
to decide between their claims on the
basis of Mr. Rhodes' suggestions, and
present to tho committee the name of
tho candidate chosen by that college at
its representative in tho final election.
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