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A consolidation of
Tho Hcaparlnn, Vol. 01, Tho NbriUttn, Col, 10
Scitrlot Rtid Croam, Vol. 4.
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at tho Unlyomlty of Nobrnflka, Lincoln, Neb.
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Editorial Remarks
Rumors of Investigating committees
seem to be filling the air. There Is
one now to be formed, so debaters al
lege, to reveal the truo facts of the
caae and find the reasons why Nebras
ka discontinued debating relations
with Kansas. The Kansan.
Such reasons can bo found without
seeking far. Nebraska has substituted
for Kansas a more formidable oppon
ent. Kansas has been threshed three
times In succession. This year we pre
ferred an opponent, more nearly equal
to us in debating strength. This we
found In the University of Iowa.
Moreover, debating in Nebraska is a
matter of truth seeking and truth tell
ing. Such Bpirit has led us to consider
the use of false evidence in forensic
Pedagogical Club.
At the meeting of tho Pedagogical
club last night over 70 membors were
present. Dr. Sanders of the high school
was the speaker, as substitute for Supt
Stephens. Mr. Stephens was called
out of the city at a late hour. 'pr.
Sanders' subject was "Promotions."
He Bald In part: "Promotions should
not bo limited to any special time, but
should take place when the pupils can
profit by the next stage, school Pro
motion is an individual rather than a
collective matter. It depends upon the
pupil's mental and physical strength
and maturity, rather than upon posi
tive acquisition. The basis is rather a
knowledge of the pupil's psychological
state than any such examinations.
Normally, age Is a fair criterion. In
later high school courses the matter
of attainment may some In as a basis
of promotion."
The next meeting will be held about
one month from present date. All In
terested In education are Invited to at
tend these meetings. An oarly topic
will be "The Teachers' Social Life
What to Choose."
FELLOWSHIP OF THE BALTIMORE
ASSOCIATION.
The Baltimore Association for the
promotion of the university education
of women Is prepared to offer a fellow
ship of the value of $(H) for the year
1905-1900.
This fellowship will be available for
work at either an American or a for
eign university.
Preference will be given In tho
award of this fellowship to women
from Maryland and the South.
Applications will be received by the
chairman or any member of the com
mittee on award, and should be pre
sented before April 12.
It has been decided to require from
candidates evidences of ability and
fitness as specified in the circular of
the Association of CollcgiatTaAlumnae
as follows:
"The fellowship will bo awarded
only to candidates who give promise
of distinction in the subjects to which
they devote themselves. It will be the
aim of the committee to appoint the
candidate who is best fitted for the
position through original gifts, previ
ous training, energy, power of endur
ance and health. To this end they
will receive applications in writing
from eligible candidates, who will pre
sent, as clearly as possible, their
claims to the fellowship. A competi
tive examination will not be held, but
the bestowal of the fellowship will be
based upon evidence of tho candidate's
ability, and of her prospect of success
in her chosen line of study. Such
evidence will naturally consist of (a)
her college diploma, (b) testimonials
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contests and appears lncoplatlblo with
the debating tactics and- by tho Jay
hawkers last May in their joint debate
with Nebraska.
Committee to Report.
The report of the two committees
appointed lost week by President Oz
man will be given at tho meeting of
the Republican club at 1 p. m. in Me
morial hall today. Tho matter of
sending a representative to the Inaug
ural ceremonies at Washington and
also tho matter of having a club ban
quet will bo threshed out at this meet,
ing. All republicans in the University
are urged to attend and names' of those
desiring to join tho club will be re
ceived. We still have some frat stationery
left which we wish to close out In
bunches, at a song. ,-Uni. Book Store.
as to superior ability and high char
acter from her professors and other
qualified judges, (c) satisfactory evi
dence of thoroughly good health, (d)
a statement of the work in which she
proposes to engage subsequently, (o)
last, and of chief importance, exam
ples of her scientific or literary work
In tho form of papers or articles, or
accounts of scientific investigations
which she has carried out. Preference
will be given, other things being equal,
to graduates of not more than five
years' standing."
This fellowship may, in exceptional
instances, bo held for two successive
years by the same person.
Blank forms for application may be
obtaiped from Miss McLane, 1101 N.
Charles St., or from any member of
the committee on award.
DR. MARY SHERWOOD, Chairman.
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