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'' , , Professor Firemoh .6f,the Dartmewti
etsyelwlogy' Is 'in; -jedelpt ot. the fplt
lowing circulating list, of quetktui
-which he is dlstrllijutlrig amoBgWhi"
.pembers of h' clasees. .1!k: iuee
- w'.tkms are to be -answered aid returned
, to Prefessor French. -. The circular Is
- sent by'Prof. James H. Lejiba-tof Bryn
'awr College, Pennsylvania
k ' The 'purpoee of thjt 'ol'01K8 ue;;
J 'itlpM, to to f nd out-wbat are the reel
" " ?!eilete of people oeoernlag God. We
)(rfowFell eoug4i whSt,Meople are
'" y ' pipoeid to belSf yeV hiit ije ;hif.ve little
- To)jortualty,ot nsdlpg out! whet they
Viitiiy'Wltwjir:- ,v '
: JvMot mlui&b ehofil ior'would like
'to 'illk ut, wWt- o realy ;1mh
'lleva, IsjMkedfprtf 'these qietiob.
' B as cleei- a4 deHnUe as yo oan
be ,witot ieteir beym4 the truth, het
e sot vet e to 'pmmr 'taatM. yi
cennot , be , otherwise Um teelsjttailie.
The very leAkoT delwrfteneei In oer
tsle f ew beliefs te tket well ewth
The nwiriri need not be' sleeps', ,biifc
the approximate age and the oootijr
lion of the Writer Is! deWe, When
given, names willbe Kept'strlbtly .coh'
fldentlal ,'." -
1, Do you think, bit God as a per
sonal or impersonal being? &
2. What, difference"', db.jrou makej
between &-. personal ana an impersonal
being? illustrate, your meaning, it
possible. f . l
3. Describe as fully as you oan how,
under whatx Image; or Images, you'
think Joi 'God, Distinguish 'here be
tween What In your description Is .fox
you merely an linage, a, form of speech.
and what ll the reality,
4., What dlerence would tho non
existence 'of God make. In your dally
life? :
During the Vacation Dr. Poerl Hen
sel, U, of N. '05, visited the depart
ment of Botany, ivhero she was on
of the assistants lor several years;
She Is tho science teacher In the Lead
BtV.. High School. ' '
University Extension Courses.
The, University of Ifobraskaj; in com
mon with all state, educational schools,
realizes that it owes a duty not only
to its resident students but also to the
thousands of teachers and students
Who are unnble to seUs privileges.
Several , years .ago regular 'University
oxtensidn "work was begun but aban
doned because'of the hbayy draltfTupoh.
the time of tho fatuity, the Jare"x;
pbnse and the limited constituency
reached Tho l)ast few years a. suc
cessful lecture bureau has been main
tained by which; through lectured to
schools, lyceums, and clubai 'Individual
professors hav in a limited idegroej
coino in touch with .local school condi
tions and communicated .University
ideals-, and Investigations. But the
problem. still was Unsolved; 1. e., how"
shall the-Universlty teacher grasp the,
pblnof view and diBcultles of the
secpndaryteacher, and how shall' the
la'tter acqulra the results of the life
study of these specialists and catch
the. Are of their enthusiasm. It Is be
HeVed that- the hpmq studyTRJbrjies
nowoffered by the University tdepar I-
ments of English. "Language-and Liter-"
ature, and of Ame'rloan History, under'
the Academy management, give a solu
tion of- this double problem.
A'utHirs. "
Dr. L, A. Sherman and Prof F. A,
Stuff"bavo written the course In Ele
mentary English.
-Professor H. W. Caldwell, Adjunct
Professor C..E5. Perslnger, and Instruc
tor LVB. Aylsworth'arathe authors, of.
the course, in American: History.
All of those authors have, had ex
perience In, secondary-schools alL are
:pdpiUaTT,echVririh the 'University, al
are well known In Nebraska 'edufca
tlonal' circles, "Thousands of devoted
students of Dr. Sherman and Prof.
i . . . ...7'-'- ? ' - ' . ..-
Caldwell are seatUred over-the world.
Tbey know .that air work undertaken;
by these-two prpfeesorsi Is thorough,
authoritative and, helpfuh The names
of these two men alone 'is a sufflcient
guarantee ot the' excellence of these'
Methe.ane' Texts. . " j
eeentlally the saaie aaethod is. em-
ployed- in -both eonrse. lit eeeh a. text
Irnsed and eoneleke typewrHtenvin-'"
reaaingsn tnrowing hm i ignis on u
topic, "are sent Syith eaeh aselgned lee-
son; The written reclUtton el the stur;
diit Is the, criticised by the htetnc
tbrimd the paper aala set the -dent
for oorrectkm and perfection-
The eorse hi ftagUeh U MMM4 to
take 1$ weeks; the obnree la j feeHeeii
Hletory 4 weeks. Baeh tteett let -
mtotlWk peUiilllT leelWfe op tMMlf m
CAMPUS etEANtWS
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tar Delivery
Co.,, Bagpipe.
Phones.
Bat at Don - Cameron's new rectay-,
tamt, 119 ?16. 12th St. r v " . . '
OllverClgar Cd llf-il7 No, 18th.
"Dr. Woodward, diseases of the eye,
ear, nose and threat .Richards block.
Green's
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Printlng-eorge Bros1,, 13th N.
Discbunt Sale. -..Sanderson's,
' Dr. Haggard, 112-213 Richards Blk.
Lfncoln Local Express, 1343 6 "St
Both phones. t ' v, '.
WJllard Dutler of, Omaha ;ls visiting
lb Lincoln.
Discount on all shoes and Jsllpivers.
Nothing reserved. Sanderson's "Sale
-Xhe, English .Olsb will meet Satur-;
day evening. with IfcflsB. Ensign, 10)5 J
street.
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Walkover shoes for- college ''men.,
Rogers & -Perkins Co., 1129 0 St"
Cliapin Broe, Florists, 127 ,So. 13th.,
CommUtatibri tIcketa-Uni. Dining
Room. ,.--
S'enlpjjs, getiplcture'saken at kenv
nedy's.. - ; v "
. Don't forget the Uni. School of iluaic-
VB10. '
" The schedu'le'of "the flnjil examina-i
tlonsin th0,lawcollge haslieen-ls-'
sueu. "...
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Eat at the TJni. kuslc Cafe.
Phi Delta Phi wlllrinitiate Saturday.,
"Walter B.-. HUi: chancellor ot the
University of deorgladled onpecem-!
ber 28rl?it5, of pneumonia,, He: has
been qjahceilor of, Georgia, since 1899
which office ho lias fllledNvith much
credit to himself and the University,;
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Try the Uni fining Room, you will
like It- " '
study each- day. Should'.slckiiess or
other, circumstances prevent, more
tlrao ,le allowed, for-, completing the
oov'se but underno dIVcusastiaritoee,
WJJ. H ee extended, beyoaiL. J.uaejflrst
oeixhev year of 'registration No lefsoBS
arHPiverdnrlnf the. summer;' school;
vacsbloe, einoe the University Summer
Reeukm tken meets thehieedSiOt teeoh-
erst
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Tkeee eorsee aredtirab'ly adfcjt
ed to high school and raral 'teaeJteif
who for va'rlpne reesefia are, unable to
ittehd the University and who wish to
prepare. ;.fer state 'enemlnaiiees or, Im
prove th4riKteeh4c, They are'equaliy
aaaptea . to aurr-ypnng or old -who
wish to rsite priritte; sudy fer cul
ture or iJUatlettt . Heading circles
wwT olaW wll.v Pd these opursee' 'in
'1&9iL Ml MttrlassIth..post
to In41vid niemrs' oan be greatly
reaeoee ny use ot one set ft texts.
Comieiiee eowBeareottt; of
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heileaed. Years V meeaetnl ef
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