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tbc Daily Hebraskan
A consolidation of
Tho Hesperian, Vol. 31, Tho Jobraukan,
Vol, 10, Scarlet and Cream, Vol. 4.
Published daily, except Sunday and
Monday, at tho University of Nebraska,
Lincoln, Nob., by tho Hosporlan Publish
ing Co.
Board of Directors.
O. V. P. Stout. , Lauronco Fossler.
H. P. Leiivitt
Dwlght Cromor. A. O. Schrolbor.
Edltor-ln-Chlof J. D. Clark
Manager t Fred Naughton
Clroulator Walter B. Standovon
, Athletic R. A. Van Orsdel
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tho act of congress of March 3. 1879.
Individual notices will bo charged for
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Faculty dopartmontal and university bul
letins will gladly bo published free, as
heretofore
THE FACULTY CARNIVAL.
Tho object for which tho faculty
carnival Js to bo glvon this afternoon
Is so worthy, that wo feel bound to
again urge oyory studont to contribute
his Bharc to tho success of tho enter
priBo. We who aro in collego'do not
think often of tho condition of thoso
who hayo none of tho opportunities
whioh havo boon given us, and it is a
striking commentary on our Indiffer
ence that It Is only when coupled with
pleasure that pharlty appeals to us.
PloaBuro and charity aro united this
afternoon, howovor, and . no student
should miss this opportunity to havo
a little fun and at tho samo tlmo help
a most worthy cause along. A hearty
laugh is good for ovory ono, oven a
studont, and tho relaxation which the
audience at tho show this afternoon
will got will bo well worth tho prico
charged at tho gato. It Is often tho
case moro so than outsiders aro wont
to think that a student In college con
fines himself altogether too much to
his Btudles, and takes too little exor
clBQ.and pleasure. The former Is of ton
confined to aN short hour spent por
functorlly In tho gymnasium throo
times a week, and tho lattor to half an
hour's reading after lunch each day.
Thls is bound to tell on a man after a
few months, and a comploto nervous
breakdown Is often the result. Such
college functions as that this afternoon
aro to bo wolcomod, then, not only for
thoottior advantages, but for the op
portunity they offer a student to cut
loose from his studies and enjoy life
f,or a short afternoon. Como out,. then,
nndrhave a good tlmo whilo helping
. a good cause along.
Editor of Daily Nobraskan:
I can not account for tho tyck of
interest in class football in tho insti
tution this fall So far as I have beon-
ablo to, ascertain two of tho classes
havo not ovon appointed their football
managers. Ono of theso has had
ampl'o timo In -which to make tho ap
pointment, whilo tho case of the sec
ond is moro oxcusable, slnco it was
but rocontly organized.
Tho samo inactivity has character
ized tho Interclass Board. Only part
of tho class representatives' havo been
'appointed and, of course, those can
accomplish nothing.
Barely a month remains for the do-
VolopmonVof the teams and tho play-
lng of tho deciding matches if the
championship Is to be decided before
Thanksgiving. And wo aro all more
or loss familiar with tho desirability
of apcompllshlng that ond. No one
caros to "scramblo" with tho pigskin
In cold weather and on tho frozen
ground.
Bolrrg a Junior, perhaps I ought to
add a word as to tho situation In my
own class. Bulletins have been post
ed and notices Inserted in tho Nobras
kan for about throo weoks with prac
tically no response on tho part of the
class. Our class has always been tho
leador In class football and I can not
explain tho lack of Interest this year.
It Is certainly tlmo that somo extra
ordinary steps bo taken to aroueo
spirit enough In the classes that have
not appointed football committees to
got theso appointed and then pushj
this "spirit arousing" work fn each of
tho four classes until tho best ma
terial In each class appears regularly
for practice
A JUNIOR.
ATTEND8 INSTALLATION.
Dr. Lees Represents the University at
the Installation of Dr. James.
Tho Installation coremonies Incident
to tho induction Into office of Presi
dent James at the University of Illi
nois occurred last week at Urbana, and
tho University of Nebraska was repre
sented by Dr. Lees of tho Greek de
partment. Dr. Lees loft Lincoln Mon
day, and reached Urbana just In, time
for tho services Wednesday afternoon.
Ho thonleft Urbana Thursday even
ing, and after stopping over in Chi
cago, reached Ann Arbor Saturday
morning.
Tho coremonies at Illinois were very
elaborate, and the small town was
crowded with representatives and vis
itors. Tho list of Invited gueBts com
prised over seven hundrod names, but
only about half of. theso were present.
In tho procession immediately before
tho coremonies, over three hundred
American colleges wore represented,
and In addition there wero several rep
resentatives from England, two from
Germany, and ono from Itajy. Ono
very unfortunate feature of tho week
was tho fact that Dr. James was suf
fering vary much from rheumatism,
and was unable to move without tho
assistance of crutches.
Each representative was presontod
with a sot of vlows of tho caihpus, and
of University buildings. Illinois has
about twenty-flvo buildings on her
campus, all of which aro very largo
and flno. Tho Library, particularly, is
a handsomo building, constructed of
stone, with beautiful Interior decora
tions. Pins and badges were also
given tho delogates.
On tho night of tho installation core
monies, thp students gavo a big pro-
cession. Over a thousand torches had
boon purchased, and these lit up tho
parade thoroughly. They had also pro
cured several traction engines, with
which they pulled strings of floats rep
resenting various colloges of the Uni
versity. There wore also a number of
transparencies constituting take-offs on
various professors and other promi
nent men of tho University.
Professor Laurence Fossler loft for
Lawrence, Kansas, last night, whoro
ho will attond the conference of tho
Unitarians of tho Missouri Valley
which meets there. While in Lawrenco
he will also give several lectures be
fore tho studonts of the Gorman de
partment of the University. Arrange
ments have been made to carry on tho
work of his classes during his ab
sence. Dr. Haggard, 212-2-3 Richards Blk.
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