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A ooiurolldntion of
Th) Hrpp'riiin. Vol. 31. ThjLtfuhraHknn, Vol. 10
Scnrlut mul Uroam, Vol. 4.
I'ubltaruwl tlnlly, ixvipt flundny and Monday,
,t tho UnlvHrnlty of Ni'lmwkn, Lincoln, Neb.
by the Ihwjxiriiw PuhllHhlnK 'o .
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lYofosfiors J. I. Wyor, ond C. It. IUclmnlti:
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Editorial Remarks
Nobraoka agalnBt Omaha Y. M. C. A.
tonight, Omaha plays good ball. Come.
Bring your lungs with you and givo
that Unl. y'll you laid away laHt
Thanksgiving.
The Freshman claan ho ut laht or
ganized for tho Bocond tvomoetcr. Tho
loss of its prt-flident during tho middle
of tho first Homester w as a severe blow
to "Oh effoctivonoas, and ie rrHpon
Hlble largely, no doubt, for the appar
ent Inactivity of that class. With n
good- man at tho hoad tho Freshman
will doubtless prove tbemselvea ontlre
ly worthy of the privilege of affixing
U of N "Oft after their names.
Tonight basketball onthuslattts will
hava tho first opportunity to show, in
a substantial way, thoir appreciation
of the excellent work of tho 'varsity on
their- recent trip north. Tho Omaha
Y. W. C. A. is always an opponent
worthy of our steel and never yet has
gono down to defeat without a game
light. That we will win is, of course,
confidently expected, but there
nhould be a crowded armory tonight
to greet tho team on its first appear
ance since its five conBecutivo victor
ies away from home.
With one or two possible exceptions
the men appointed to lead the cheer
ing durlugjLho football season have
considered their duty done when the
wason of football ends. Uut as long
au there is an opportunity to lead the
htudent body in loyal cheers of sup
port tho work of theso loaders-is un
finished. Thero will be several good
games of basketball played on our
own floor yet this season, games which
wo will win, of course, but games, nev
ertheless, which will bo close con
tests. The students are always oager
to cheer on their team, whatover it
n.ay be, to its best efforts, and this
cheering is, of coin so, most effective
under leadership. The game tonight
U a good opportunity to begin ss--.tematic
rooting at basketball games.''
ARGUMENTATION QUESTlbNS FOR
THE THIRD BRIICF AN1)
ARGUMENT.
Tho brief for tho third argument in
Rhetoric (13-14) will bo due at tf:00
o'clock, February 23.
Special subjects (that is, not In tho
following list) should be submitted to
Professor Fogg for appro al not later
than Saturday, February 11.
1. Should tho University of Nebras
ka adopt the "honor system?"
2. Is tho "honor system" to bo con
demned on tho ground that It Involves
"tattling?"
3. Should attendance at Convoca
tion bo compulsory at tho University
of Nebraska, as It Is at Yale, for In
stance? 4. Should dnter-colLoglato footbali
gamew bo played on collogo grounds
only?
5. Should' tho national parties bo
required by law to publish tho source
of tho contributions to thoir campaign
funds and how thoy aro expended?
C. Should corporations bo allowed
to contribute to party campaign funds?
7. 8hould President Roosevelt's rec
ommendation that tho Interstate Com
merco Commission bo empowered to
fix railroad rates subject to Judicial
review bo adoptod?
8. Should New Mexico and Arizona
be admitted as one state?
9. Was Govomor Poabody justified
in oxpclling'tho minors from tho Crlp
pie Creek district?
10. Is education a causo of negro
criminality?
11. Somo phaso of: Should tho sec
ond sentenco of tho second section of
tho Fourteenth Amendment bo re
pealed. 12. Is Russian nihilism considered
an a political movemont, Justifiable?
13. Should tho grand Jury bo abol
ished (In Nebraska)?
11. Bhould letter postage bo reduced
to ono cont?
15. Should all charity bo made pub
lic? 16. Should tho United States con
tinue its present tendency rapidly to
build up Its navy?
17. Should tho Panama Canal be
constructed aa a soa-lovel canal?
18. Do tho world's best Interests
demand that tho Russo-Jupancse War
be fought to a finish?
10. Should railroad pooling be le
galized under fodoral su-porviBion?
20. Should cabinet ministers have
scats and tho right to Bpoak in Con
gress? 21. Is tho present protective policy
of the United States for tho best in
terest of tho country?
22. Should tho use of tho injunction
in labor disputes be prohibited?
M. M. FOGG.
Feb. 7,1005.
The Acadomy Dobating Club' held a
very well attended and very onthusias
tls meeting last Saturday ovening in
the large recitation room at tho Acad
emy. Mr. Goorgo A. lee, who is in
structor in argumentation at tho Acad
omy, pronounced tho discussion on the
question of tho olectlon of United Sen
ators by popular voto to bo of a very
high order. Th club moots overy two
weeks and under tho direction of Mr.
Leo tho work of tho members is im
proving rapidly. Tho Acadomy stud
ent aro showing unusual Interest In
dobating work this year, duo in part
to the newly organized course in argu
mentation. Tho reorganization of the
club on co-oducational lines has also
been influential in creating interest in
the work.
Last year tho Academy team, com
uosed of Messrs. D- P. Do Young, H. G.
Myers and A. H. Miller, under tho di
rection of Mr, C. P. Craft, of Univer
sity debating fame, defeating tho City
Y. M. C. A. team. A debate will prob
ihly bo arranged with tho Y. M. C. A.
again this year and tho props will also
try to mako a respectable showing
leaiiist some of tho high schools of
the state.
4-
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students Monday night on (practical
matters connocted with municipal cor
porations. Informal lectures by prom
inent mombeis of tho bar have been
arranged for every Monday evening.
Every law student should take advan
tage of euch opportunities to hear
practical questions discussed by ex
perienced lawyors.
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