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eron, GoocMloalth, Don's Cafe.
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SLIGHTLY damaged books, miscellane
ous lot at groat reductions. University
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A. D. T. MESSENGERS. Tel.: Bell 180,
Auto. 2233.
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WEPNE8DAY, MAT. AND NIGHT.
r NOVEMBER 15.
"WHEN JOHNNY COMES
MARCHING HOME".
THURSDAY NIQHTr NOV. .16. ' -
fau Arnistrona'8 American Comedy
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Medical Society moots, M. 301.
Friday. Dec. 16.
0:00 p. m. Po'rshing Riae Hop. Fra
ternity Hall.
8aturdy,vNov.25.
8 p. m. County Fair. Armpry.
- Convocation?
Friday, Novombor "10 Music.
Chanlaln for thn wnnir-
Rev. Dr.
Tuttlo.
Monday. Novembnr 13 Minn tmHi
Paxson, National Secretary Y. W. C. A.
Wednesday, Novomber 15 Prof, T.
B. Bolton, "Epochs In tho Development
of. Modorn Psychology."
Friday, November 17 Muslcv
Chaploln for tho week: Prof. Law
rence Fosslor.
Monday, Novombor 20 Prof. G. B.
Howard, "A Call for tho Social Purl
tan." Nebraska Schedule.
Nov. 11 University of Colorado at
Lincoln. '
Nov. 18 University of Minnesota at
Minneapolis.
Nov. 25 Doano Collogo of Creto,
Neb., at Lincoln.
Nov. 30 Illinois at Lincoln.
A gamo of English Rugby football
will bo played at Harvard on Novom
ber 11. Should tho contest gain tho
favor of tho students If will bo nlavod
t Harvard as a minor sport.
Since tho victory of Wisconsin over
Minnesota last Saturday, the cry at
tho former Institution Is "On to Michl-1
gan." Students aro wearing hat bands
with those words in" white.
Membership In Haryard Unlvorsltv
Debating Club has bOen put on. a pure
ly morU basis. Members aro olecfod.
for their proved ability In debato In
lnterclass and Jntorcojjeglato debato.-
If Nebraska Js as anxIouB to rosurao
relations with Kansas as her repre
sentatives who hayo been hero recent
ly, wo should bo only too glad to seo
her come to a fair and healthy "a thletjc
oasis. Whenever sh0 can do It, "Bar
kis Is wlllln'." 'Kansan.
Illinois', Indiana and Ohio Tiavo
.formed a triangular debating league
similar to thoBo formed last 'year, by
Cornell, Columbia and Pennsylvania,
and Brown, Dartmouth and Williams.
Each institution sends out two teams,
ono of which debates at homeland the
other away. All the debates are on
tho samb .night arid'on tho same ques-'
tlon 4
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Harvard and Princeton have chosen
as' a subject Car tholr annual inter
collegiate dobato. which takes nlano
at Cambridge Deconiber 15, ' and of
which Princeton has choice of sides,
"Resolved, That intercpljegiate foot
ball in Amorlca is detrimental rather
""" a erolllt-" Harvard will ohoco
"six men on December 14from which
to select a more effective three to sonri
against Princeton. Tho undorgradua.to
uomg uesc in tue trials will bo award
ed a prize 'of -ond hMndredrdoHarri.
Tho choice of such a subject by Har
vard far a hnttln wwol la ..tu t
niiicR TTrinn , , lZJl,
the continuance or cessation of college
football as nlarved at nsannt. for with
Harvard taking the Itepirxt droppi
football f rosa ker list of' unoria 'win
mean death to the game 1 America. 1
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