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Vol. VI. No. 25. ' ' l UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA; LINCOLN; FRIDAY, OCTOBER 269Q6.
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POM TOMORROW
IN MUSICAL VEIN
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ASSURANCE OF GOOD GAME WITH
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Basketball Practice Promising Many
Old Men Out Daily Good
Trips Being Planned.
--"Tomorrow afternoon at 3:30 o'clock,
Nebraska moots Doane Collogo on No
bYdska Fields Often Ifr-tho past this"
.game has been rated as simply a prac
tiso gamo with the assurance of a
largo score in Nebraska's favor, but
tomorrow things will be a bit different.
After tlio decisive defeat nt the
hands of Ames last Saturday the team
appeared to bo in a bad way. A large
list of cripples threatened to reduce
its ."effectiveness and Jt was evident
that a shift vfould bo necessary if play
wor4 to be materially improved. The
cripples are rapfdltf. improving but the
result' of the shlft-of men to new pq
s'lllons is still a "matter ot conjecture.
Tomorrow's cbntest will, therefore, bo
much morethan a mere ,pracjtlso
game. It will be a test, a gauge, by
whichwe can measure how Nebraska
willjlno up against Minnesota on No
vember 3, just, one week from tomor
row; It mayJbova difficult proposition for
the 'Varsity to win by a decisive score
4f the result of the contest last spring
Js, any criterion. When Doane came
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, Mrs.Carr!e B. Raymond.
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GIRL.8' glee club to be re-
ORGANIZED 800N.
Chorus the Best ! In-Years j Messiah'
Under Rehearsal Vesper .
Services Planned.
Mrs. Raymond needs.no introduction
in University circles. For thirteen
yours she has been the instructor in
all chorus work conducted within the
University, and for three years has
had the direction of air Convocation
music
Last year Mrs. "Raymond organized
and directed the University girls' glee
club and will continue the8amo duties
this year. She is wqll known, thruout
tho musical circles of Lincoln and has
had a large influence in securing for
tho University the best music the city
affords.
REGENT8' ACTION.
to,Llnvoln than herJeanu outweighed- .... It
uucu Hui mean wiictiiyc in uiuvaraii;
SOPHOMORE MEETING.
Nebraska decidedly and in Iho use of
4honow rules rpro,ved .equally as yer
satlle Tho score of 5 toxO"ia Indl
Native of the progress of the game.
, Doane's team, isan unknowHquan
vtlty. It has "played! tmt one-gamdvthIss
Reason, winning froniP.eru Normal
ilOto 5vFewt oldvmen arebackfrom
ttha'team oilast year and but two men
' who played hereSaBt spring will bo in
the. gamo tomorrdwv At Doano, as
here, .the new rules have boon a sot
back in the whipping a green team
Into shape.
Basketball is showing promising
progress. AU.of last .year's team with
tho exception of Hagenslck, are out
overy night-and two members" of the
team ot tho previous year are doing
their, best to regain their positions..
Tho game ployed now Is tho fastest
ever exhibited at this time xf the-year
and Captain Moser is, enthusiastic over
the. prospects. The new. material also
gives assurance .of va strong second
team and it Is expected tomako a
number of outside dates for this team
alone.
Two trips are in contemplation.JThe"
first to thec south and early In the
season, will probably take in Kansas
City, where two games with the Kan-
1 sas City Athletic Club will be played.
Kansas University at Lawrence and
other Kansas points will also bo on
'the scheduler The second -trip will
be to Ihe north, and will take in the
'Universities' of Minnesota and, it is
hoped, Wisconsin. a
Practise is scheduled for tho present!
for. three, tinges a week, on Tuesdays
and Thursdays roT4 p m and on F.ri
days at 5 p'. ni. 'Arrangements will
soon be taadb for dally goal throwing,
find 'all candidates f or the team yiH
bo excused from drill.
Senate.
Considerable .speculatlonhns arisen
among both - faculty and students as
to wjiothor tho action of the Regents
regarding "head professors" will affect
he, constitution of the University Sen
ate A- representative of the Nebras-
kancallodvpn Secretary Dales to se
cure his vlewottho matter. Mr. Dales
said he did not consider that the ac
tion of the Regents affected In any
manner tho constitution of the Sen
ate. Tho Senate, as provided by the
by-law of tho Board, consists of the
heads of-the various departments re
gardless of their official title. Whore
several' men In a department hold the
same or equal official rank they do
not by virtue of rank become mem
bers 'of tho Senate, but the one of their
number who Is known as head pro
fossor represents the department In
the sessions of the Senate.
University students -will probably bo,
interested In the fact that the now
postoffice -building will be open to the
public Friday evening. As 1L is one
of .the finest buildings of its klndTii
the West, a visit will boamply worth
while. .
ClaBs Completed the List of Officers
Vesterday.
Tho Sophomore class met yesterday
at 11:00 in U. 207. The attendance
was not large. Tlio list of class offl-
cers was completed and is as follows:
Vice-president, Mario Talbot.
Secretary, Helen Day.
Treasurer, W. V, Kennor,
.Sergeant-at-nrms, R: Q. Steele.'
Football Manager HarrJspn states
that all men who"hre candidates for
tho Sophomore team should be out for
practise every day at chapel time.
Most of the men who have announced
their intention of trying out are in
good training already, so the tlmo"vlll
be devoted mainly tp Bignal practise.
The outlook for a strong team is very
encouraging and tho Sophs feel rea
sonably confident of winning their big
game with tho Freshles. This gume
will probably bo held while the Var
sity isut Minnesota, if tho two class
teams can bo worked into shape by
that time. ...
Engineering- 8moker.
There, will bo a smoker given by tho
Engineering Society on Friday over?
ing, November 2, at 1436 S street. A
full attendance is desired.
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NEBRASKA vs. DOANE COLLEGE
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29
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The Qlrls1 Glee Club Is to be 're
organized soon. This is the odlct of
Mrs. Raymond who' has directed the
club through tho ono year of its-exist-onco.
Tho oxporlment of last year has
provod that a; girls' clnbiB a decided
addition to musical circles within iho
University, and there is already In
view abundant matorlal for a first
clBBrclub.
A meeting has boon nnnouncedby
Mrs. Raymond' for next Tuosday even
ing ineno of the rooms of University
Hall, at which plohB Jor tho year will
be discussed and tho time and nature
of tho tryouts determined. All moriV
bors of laBt yoar'B club and nlPcanUl
dates for tho club this year nro u'rgei
to bo present.
At present thoro Is no thought of in
any way combining tlio glrls'club with
that ot tho mon. Concerts andother
appearances will be ontlroly soparato
and there s no plan for a trip throtlgH
tho Btato, There will bo sovoral ap
pearances at Convocation, hbwovori
and there Is a decided probability 'that
ono full concert will bo given for
benefit purpoBosj Tho greatest incen
tive for making tho club is not the
publicity to bo gained bht rather tho
careful training in musical interpret
taion: that tho club .will afford. :Xo
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'hour credit will be given for work in
tho club, and that .rehearsals will prob
ab,ly bo ljold,twicea weok, beginning
hbout tho middle of- tho present so?
meBtor and' fasting' until thd aniddlb
of the second. 7
The University chorus gives
promise of becoming tho, best in tho
History of the University. There has
been a largo registration and a com
plete and enthusiastic organisation
has been pffected by its members.
Parts are exceptionally well balanced,
tho only weakness showing' Itself '!" In
tho ranks of the tenors.
Thoro are still left two days in
which registration In the chorus may
.bo completed and it Is hoped that -a
number of tondrs may avall them-
selves of tlio opportunity. Otljer
singers will also lie welcomed within
tho specified, time. ' '
Work on the Messiah is well under
way. Tho greatest enthusiasm is
showing itself and it Is expected, that
tho finest rendition in the history of
ftho chorus may bo given at Christmas,
Besides this work, however, the
chorus has other plans for the wlntor.
A series of Sunday afternoon vesper
services in Memorial hall is beln.pro
pared and the flrst one is to bq an
nounced within a few weeks. ' This
idea was talked over last year .but no
final action was taken. This year the
members of tho chorus are enthus
iastic in their support of the' enter
prise and success is already assured,
Tho meetings will bev primarily song
services and will bo held atU o'clock,,.
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