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rif MILROY BUNDKRLAND, '07.
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Prku DAUMitn, '05 - Nowu Editor
.W. 15. 8TANDEVEN, '07.
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Entered nt tbo noHtoflloo nt Lincoln, Nobrnskn.
nn BOCortdcloHfl ninll mnttor under tbo Act of
CongrosHOf March II, 1870. ' .
YELLOW! I
In tho Evening Nowb of last Satur
duy thoro apponred undor tho caption
"Ways of Fulr Co-EdsInBplro Dissipa
tion" what was ostensibly a communi
cation from u male student of tho Uni
versity. Tho article wns lniho-jiatuvo
of a reply to tho recent agitation
against tho crowds of smokers that
have been accustomed to collect at
tho gate3 of the campus at Convocation
porloil and while it was wrltton In a
would-bo humorous way, yot It re
flected somewhat seriously upon the
cojods In soveral particulars.
,Vo ureVnoC Inclined to overestimate
tftodmportanco of tho urtlclo In ques
tion but wo do believe that the Nows
Is seriously at fault in headlining so
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atrociously an Item of so little weight.
Thero -Is misropresentntion In tho body
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- of. the. Item Itself but this would cnrryjjQrst meeting of tho year-last Satur-
-little credence wero it not .dignified
by tho official sanction of glaring head
line, nnd prominent position. Tho
authoTof tho communication is wor
thy only of contempt for so far forget
ting himself as to voice such sent!
monts even if honestly held, but the
Nows deservos tho actlvo indignation
of the University for an unwarranted
attack based upon grounds it did not
even' take the trouble to Investigate.
' v . IN COMMENDATION.
Tho rootors have rotrioved them
selves and thoro Is great promise that
football at Nebraska will have what it
has lacked for Bomo time past, tho or
ganized, but none tho less spontaneous,
vocal support of tho great mass of the
spectators. .
Saturday's fenmo was an excellent J
test to 'discover whothor tho bleachers
thhvyear would bo optimistic thru all
khat should hnppon or whether a dia-
couraglng situation would produce
"knockers" or, still worse, silence.
Thero woro discouraging situations in
plenty during tho forty-three minutes
of -play on Saturday afternoon and it
is vastly to the credit of the bleachers
that not once was thoro a visible de
pression but rather an Inreased volume
of choerlng at every setback.
Much credit Is duo to tho rooting
lenders, Messrs. Slaughter and McWIl
llams, for the unusual ability they dis
played not simply In directing tho old
yells that havo becomo a fixed part of
all athletics at Nebraska, but In formu
lating now ones on the spur of the
moment that wore especially offectlvo
at critical points in tho game. In our
estimation one of the new yell 8 pro
duced on Saturday bids fair to become
a classic.
The spirit of fair play was particu
larly noticeable also. Tho time of
hooting tho opposing side has, wo hopo,
past out of Nebraska athletics forever
and on Saturday thoro was but ono in
cident of unsportsmnnliko nature. It
was purely individual and was, we are
glud to note, promptly "called down" by
tho rooting leaders. . As an- Institution
supporting clean athletics wo cannot
afford to pormlt any conduct toward
the visiting team that can in any wiw
reflect upon tho University and wo
hope that the rooting loaders will con
tinue to rccoghlzo their responsibility
along this line.
On next Saturday somo new football
Bongs will be In ovldonco nnd If they
are adopted with tho same spirit of
loyally nnd enthusiasm Hint was dis
played on Saturday last, another stride
will havo been effected toward the
goal of tho perfect support that Tho
Team should have undor any and all
circumstances. We urge a doubled
megaphone, section lor next Saturday
Greon's Bnrbor Shops nro tho beat!
In tho West. . .
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THE FORUM.
Tho Forum Debating Club hold .Its
day 'evening In University hall.
The .meeting was called to order by
-President McWhlnnoy. Committees
on membership anddobato wore ap?
pointed. The officers elected last
spring wore ro-olected, as follows:
Prosidont-C. C. McWhlnnoy.
Vice-President G. M. Tunlson.
Secretary and Treasurer A. C.
Hough.
The club, whose membership is Hm
Iter, proposes to enroll a number of
new members who havo attalnod a rea
sonable degree of proficiency In de
bate. . Students may submit applica
tions for membership to any member
of tho club. Tho Intercollegiate de
bate question of "Municipal Ownership
of Street Railways'' will bo the flrstf
subject for debate.
A'TpImthat won't stay where.lt is nut
shouWbe fixed by Harris, the jeweler.
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CONCERT TONIGHT.
School of Music Faculty to Give First
Concert Public Invited.
The first Faculty concert of the Uni
versity School of Music will be given
Tuesday evening, October 9th, in Me-,
morlnl Hall. Tho public is cordially
Invited.
Program.
Grelg Sonata, Op. 13, G Major
For piano and violin.
lionto doloroso, k '
- Allegro Vivace,
Allegretto tranqulllo,
Allegro animato.
Lura S.chuler, Carl'Steokolberg.
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Wero My Songs With Wlnss Provided
Dell 'Acqua., Chanson provencale
vera Unton.
Chopin i . . . , Barcarolle'
Mrs. Will Owen Jonex-
Finddn Three Indian Love Lyrics
Charles Mills.
Liszt Valse Impromptu, A flat
Schumann-Liszt .. . . . Fruohllngsnacht
Lura Schulef.
Latin Club.
Tho Latin Club meets this evening
In the Unlvorslty Woman's Building to
elect new members and officers for tho
coming year. Tho Latin Club is nn
organization limited in membership
to twenty-five, which seeks to promote
interest in Latin literature and kin
dred subjects. The club aims to, elect
as members only those who have
real scholarship In Latin.
Women's Gymnasium Clases.
All gymnasium classes for women
will moet In Memorial Hall on Monday,
October 15th, at tho scheduled hours,
for tho assignment of lockers, etc.
Suits will bo delivered at class hours
at $3.50 C. O. D.
Tho Work of the .gymnasium classes
for men "will begin today when tho 9
o'clock class takes its swim in tho
fclty Y. M. C, A- Pool' Tho use of- the
pool Is granted to tho Department of
Physical Education in return for cer
tain privileges in tho University gym
nasium that the city Y. M. 0! A. en
joyed last year.
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