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Bity In rosponHO to suggestions from
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Virginia debate on tho Fifteenth
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an article on "The Debating Method,"
by Lucius P. C. Garvin. The February
Ibsuo will contain a unlquo historical
skotch, "Debating at the English Uni
versities," by an Oxford debater; re
ports of tho Chicago-Minnesota contest
and of the triangular debates -between
Columbia, Cornell and Pennscylvania.
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up at Nebraska. All students inter
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A member of our frfeuTly and a grad
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Chancellor Androws was at one. time
president, said that a Brown student
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prosidont spoke. Our chancellor is held
in tho samo high esteem by Nobraska
Btudents and they will havo a chance
to glvo expression to their loyalty by
attending tho vesper sorvlces In Me
morial Hall Sunday evoning nt seven
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and students, were so enthusiastic in
their praiso of last year's vosper ser
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American families Is detrimental to
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