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A. E. Sheldon, curator of tho State
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Crete aim Wilbur to look up an old
collection of newspapers that date back
InUr the seventies.
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E. E. Blackman, state archeologlst,
la preparing a report of tho last two
years' work, by request of ex-Governor
Furnas. Mr. Blackman goes to
Ruby, Neb., soon to Investigate the
Ruby Indian Mound.
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A. gymnasium, corner of 12th and M
streets. An Interesting game and a
good crowd Is expected. Fifteen cents
admission will be charged.
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Professor Bessey Is to deliver the
commencement address at the graduat
ing exercises of tho Weeping Water
High School In the latter part of May.
Ho will do some botanizing about the
town while there, as It Is one of tho
best regions for botanizing In the state.
Mr. Pool of the Forestry class, expects
to accompany him.
Tho officers of the Nebraska alumni
association have lately become more
actively Interested than ever In alumni
matters. It has beon suggested that
the association get up revised lists
and co-operate with the Nebraakan In
publishing theeo from time to time
until a complete list shall bo printed.
J A. Barrett, secretary and treasurer
of the alumni association, will soon
begin this work.
Collier's, for March 18th, comment
ing upon the Stanford millions, closes
with tho following tribute to Mra.
Stanford's self-sacrifice:
"Thus one of the richest women In
the world voluntarily reduced herself
to the position j)f a person of modest
means. But In doing so she won a
Distinction all her own. There are
l.lenty of rich women, but there Is
none, nor any man either, who has de
liberately given to others a fortune
comparable with that sacrificed by Mrs.
Stanford."
In Oliver Colleges
Tho University of Idaho and Utah
recently held a joint debate on the
question, "Should every eligible voter
bo compelled to go to tho polls?"
Within the last few years a num
ber of Filipino students have entered
the University of Indiana, where they
arc showing great susceptibility to
flirtation with the co-eds. This has
alarmed the good people of the Btate;
consequently, a bill will be introduced
at the next session of the legislature
prohibiting intermarriage with Fili
pinos of moie than one-eighth blood.
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