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The Heaporian, Vol. 01, Tho Nebraukan, V"ol, 10
Scarlet and Cream, Vol. 4.
Published 4a11)r, oxeopt Sunday and Monday,
at tbo UnlTonilty of Nobraaka, Lincoln, Neb.
by the BejxiMi Publlahlrtg Co .,
Board Or DnuoTonn
Profwaort 3. 1. Wyer, and 0. B. Richards:
H. P. LeavUt
John WcHtorcr E. R. Walton.
Editor-In Chief
Manngvr ..
Mn't. Manager
Associate Editor
Circulator
Athletic
Awlntant AtlilotJc
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Btato Farm
Fred A. Bwooley
A. O. Sohrelber
Fred Naughton
A. M Levy
Walter E. Standoven
STAFF
H. A. VanOradol
H. L. Swan
H. O. Myers
A. F. Magdane
Editorial Rooms and Buninc Offtco U 211
Post Off loo Station A. Lincoln, Nebr.
Telephone,
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Automatic 1528
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Subscription Prico, 12 per year, in advance
Entered at tho postofllpe at Lincoln, Neb.,
an sooond-clniw mail mntter under the net of
conKrCiwof March 8, 1870.
Individual notioon will be charm-d for at tho
rate of 10 contH for enoh insertion. Faculty,
"departmental and nnlvorulty bulletins will
gladly bo published free, ns heretofore.
support th6 me$ us wo should. The
financial condition bf tho basketball
treasury will pormlt or a largo crowd
-witnessing tomorrow's game and then
tho strong box will not overflow to any
alarming extent. A good crowd at this,
the last game of the season, will set
things right financially, and1 what's
more, It will mako tho team feel that
we apprcciato tho excellent record they
made for Nebraska. Tho gymnasium
should be crowded tomorrow night.
Notices and subscriptions may
be left at the Daily Nebraskan
office, or at the Co-Op. Book
Store.
Editorial Remarks
Professor Richards.
The Sombrero Board could not have
dedicated' the Sombrero to a more wor
thy and' deserving member of the fac
ulty than Professor Richards. Profes
sor Richards Is an exceptionally pro
gressive man and the present high
standard of the Nebraska Engineering
School Is due for the most part to his
great ability and Indefatigable energy.
When he came to Nebraska thirteen
years ago the Engineering Department
was a comparatively unlmpoitant de
partment of the University. Through
his efforts that school Is now one of
the several departments of the Univer
sity which award to Nebraska the
leadership of western universities.
Professor RIchaids' energies have
not been confined to the Engineering
Department, but nearly every useful
phase of University activity has felt
ha helpful influence. He Is a man of
the University and It Is very fitting
that the book of the University should
so appreciate him.
Ab yet only one game to decide the
inter-class basketball championship
has been played, and from present in
dications this is the only game which
will be played. Sometime ago the
Sophomore team defeated the Fresh
man team, thorcby winning the right
to play the winner of the SonlorJun
lor game for the championship. But
so far no Senior-Junior game has been
forthcoming. The Sophomores now
say that, In event no other class team
Is put In the field to compete with
them, within a certain date, they will
'claim the honor. The stand taken by
'07, while rather unsatlsfactoty to
themselves and to the other classes, is
undoubtedly warranted. They have
gone to the trouble of developing a
good team, have met and defeated the
only team with nerve or spirit enough
to oppose them, and' now are In a posi
tion to take for granted what the Sen
iors and Juniors apparently lack tbo
proper spirit to fight for, the Inter
class championship. This tamely al
lowing such an honor to go by default
certainly casts anything but glory
upon the members of the Senior and
Junior classes. '07 deserves all she
has earned, and '08 also is to be commended.
"The sororities have entered into an
agreement whereby their informalu
will close at 11:30 p. m. and their an
nuals at 1 a. m. The mini.
It is with considerable hesitation
that we brlng-the above to tho notice
of tho sorority girl at Nebraska.
Should she, prompted by another spirit
of reform, decide to do likewise she
would probably carry her decision Into
effect, and we'd be s'orry we spoke.
Illinois has had her luxuries cut In
length, we In- number. Honors are
eeli.
Tomorrow night brings to a close the
basketball season of 1904-05 when the
'vrfrslty meets the five from William
Jc well College. Most or the games
played by, the team this season have
been away from home, and only a few
opportunities have been afforded to
Communication.
From the charges made against the
Sombrero committee of the Sophomore
class by the minority leader at the
class meeting yestetday morning an ex
planation will be timely and fitting.
The committee wishes to state that If
evidence was lacking to convince the
members yesterday morning that busi
ness economy was employed In getting
the rates for Sophomore representation
In the Junior Annual the facts are
now prepared to corroborate the con
tention of the suppoiters of the com
mittee. The facts were not at hand
yesterday morning but they ate now
compiled and we are prepared to show
that the representation of the Sopho
more class In the Junior Annual Is
larger, and tho rates because of the
largeness of the representation better,
than any class with the exception of
the Juniors.
SOPHOMORE SOMBRERO COM
A seed corn special will start out
oer the Union Pacific railroad Wed
nesday, March 15. The main line to
Kearney will be followed with fre
quent utops and all branches north of
Columbus and' Grand Island. Professor
J. L. Lyon, of the School of Agricul
ture, will bo the principle speaker and
will be assisted by six other lecturers.
This Is the first corn special sent out
over the Union Pacific and It Is ex
pectodrhat others will follow before
corn planting time.
A bill recently passed by the Penn
sylvania legislature makes hazing a
crime. It declares that If any person
or persons shall inallclouslv inflict on
any person any grievous bodily harm
by what i commonly known as hazing,
either with or without any woapdn or
instrument, while attending or going to
or coming from any of the common
schools, colleges, universities or any
other Institution of learning within
this momonwealth, he, she or they
shall be guilty of a misdemeanor.
"Being convicted, he, she or they
shall be sentenced to a fine not ex
ceeding $500, or undergo an imprison
ment of not more, than six months, or
both." Athenaeum.
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