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day night with MIbb Alice Howell,
1518 North 10th street.
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Members of the Latin club are re
quested to meet at tho residence of
Professor Barber, 1230 L street, on
Monday evening, Jan. 16
The senate committee on examina
tions is called to moot in tho dean's
office (107U) at 10 a. m. Saturday, Jan.
11. Charles E. Bessoy, chairman.
Tho Botanical Seminar will hold an
open meeting Friday, Jan. 13, at 4 p.
m., in 102 N. Tho topic Is the Phyto
geny of tho Vogotahle Kingdom and
tho program will consist of four short
paper by Professors Bessoy, Clements
and Heald.
This ovoninc at 4 p. m. is the time
set for tho work to commenco for the
Charter day oxorciscs. Dr. Clapp re
quests that all men who intend to
ontor the80 oxorclses to report. The
men going Into tho sprints will train
from 4 to 4:16, those In tho fence
vault and high jump from 4:15 to 4:30
and those in tho polo vault and ropo
climb from 4:30 to 4:45. By this ar
rangement Dr. Clapp will bo able to
givo individual attention. Here is a
good chance for some good material
to bo brought out, also an oxcellent
opportunity for tho track men to do
some winter training.
Alumni
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Word1 reaches the University that W
F. Meier, 1903, law 1903, who Is this
year teaching English and debate in
tho Spokane, Washington, high school,
is arousing a great deal of Interest In
debato throughout tho state of Wash
ington by the organization of an Inter
high school debating league. This
league consists of eight of tho leading
high schools of tho state, Spafford, a
graduate of Nebraska, 1902, who is
teaching in tho Davenport (Wash.)
high school, is also interested In this
organization. The first debate of the
series will occur soon between Spokane
Warren B. Cattlln, 1903, a member of
tho Nebraska inter-state debating
teams In 1902 and 1903, who was In
structor in languages In the Hamburg
(Iowa) high school during the last year
1. now Instructor In English in the Du
buque high school. Mr. Cattlln has or
ganized a debating club which Ib a
new Institution In that school and
which promises to bo very prosperous.
It. C. James, law 1903, a member of
Nebraska debating toam against Kan
sas In 1903, who was elected county at
torney of Richardson county last fall
changed his address lust week from
Humboldt to Fall City where he -wdll.
enter upon his official duties.
The debate hold yesterday bylthe
torlc 15 upon the Immigration question
was judged by Professor Fogg to be
a distinct advance over tho team's first
debato in the course. Billings and Gib
son argued for tho affirmative and
Tunlson and Drlscoll responded for the
negative of tho question.
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