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A consolidation of
The HoKpctfim, Vol. 81, The Nebnutkan, Vol, 10
Scarlet and Cream, Vol. 4.
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Athletic
AufdHtant Athletic
Local
SocJety
Literary
Paul A. fctvihR
A- Q. Schreiber
Walter E- Standeven
' Fred Naughton
EDITORS
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Fred A. Swclcy
Raymond H . McCaw
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that same team must overcome for tho
Bake of tho scarlet and cream.
After all, is booth right? If the team
Is defeated, how large a crowd will
meet It on Its return? ..ow much
larger a crowd will meet It If It wins
glorious victory, and addH to the fame
of Nebraska? College spirit above all
things, Is generous, unselfish, selt
sacriflclng, indeed. Have we true col
lege spirit at Nebraska, after all?
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In Society
There has been little doing In the
Roclal line In the arlous fraternities
and Bororlties this week. Aside from
the formal initiation and the dinners
and parties which usually accompany
such eventa there has been nothing of
Importance.
Several of the fraternities and Boror
ItleB have Just moved into new homes
I and are too buBy furnishing to give
time to social events. It Is oxpected
that such work will be completed early
next week and the usual number of
dinners and parties follow in line with
the "houseYarmlng8."
Individual notice will be oharRtd for at the
rnte of 10 contfl for oaoh InHortion Faculty,
departn ital and nnivorHlty bulletin) will
Kindly be publlHhcd free, aw heretofore
Editorial Remarks
College Spirit.
"With a little college spirit to back
up," said Coach Booth in his talk
nt Hho Rock Island depot yesterday.
we Yould be sure or winning eery
game on tho schedule, what jou lack
is college spirit. There Ir not enough
(ollege spirit at
Minil!"
l ne MPUrasKan is not at all sure
that Mi Booth's words (an be taken
Nebraska to moe a
Phi Gamma Delta will
initiation next week.
hold their
The Initiation of Kappa Alpha Theta
takes place on Friday, October 8th.
MIb8 Frltzjeiald and Miss Winkler
left today to spend Sunday with friends
in Omaha.
Miss Ida Tavlor. '01. will be the
guest of Miss Eh a Sly the latter part
of the week.
Misses Guy Hardy and Ed Johnston
are In Omaha attending the Ak-Sar-Ben.
Miss Wjer of the Minnesota Univer
sity and a resident of Minneapolis is
the newest pledge of the Kappa
Kappa Gammas
Miss Nell Davey and Miss M. Miller
were hostesses at an informal "water-
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literally. There Is college spirit at Ne
braskalots of it. But tho great dif
ficulty Is to get it out. Those who
lenjember tho Minnesota victory cele
bration two years ago will not admit
a total lack of Cornhusker enthusiasm.
We do not understand it, that is all.
A few Sophomores, by deceit and trick
cry, assume control of a Freshman
meeting and think thoy are exhibiting
"college spirit." And these same
Freshmen swallow the dose meekly
enough, either not thinking at all, or
believing that resistance would show
a lack of "college spirit." The student
body Itself refuses to support various
university., enterprises unless thorough
ly assured that It will be amply re
imbursed. A dance must be held In
connection wltn a tflg basketball game,
for Instance, to insure a crowd large
enough to pay the expenses of the
. isitlng team. A handful of students
w.lth real "college spirit" turns out to
bid Godspeed to- the greatest football
team Nebraska ever had, when every
student is well aware of the obstacles
melon party" on Tuesday evening. The
party Included Misses FriUjerald, En
sor, Mcintosh, Gluck, Sly, Winkler. Mc
Knight, I ee. Bush and White-
Miss Edith Wilson and Miss Verna
Hall, both Kappa Kappa Gammas, are
In Omaha attending the Ak-Sar-Ben
festival. Miss Minnie Hall will meet
her sibter in Omaha and return to
Lincoln to spend a few days at tho
university.
The Alpha Theta Chis will initiate
three new members on Saturday evon
ing. The initiation will be followed
by a dinner at which all the members
of the chapter house as well as the
alumnae and new members will be
present.
The Junior cap dance this evening
in the Art Hall is looked forward to
with great expectations, as It Is tho
first dance of the year. The committee.
Misses Hutton, jjroady, and Messrs.
Abel, Schreiber, Mason, Meade, Skeen,
Pollock, have spared no time or pains
to make the affair an enjoyable one.
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