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THIS PHOPKItTY OF
TIIK UNIVKHS1TY OP NEIJHABKA.
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PUBLISHED EVERT DAY EXCEPT SUNDAY AND MONDAY
BY THE 8TUDENT PUB. BOAHD.
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EDWIN MITiROY SUNDERLAND, '07.
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K. M. Hinakkii, 'tin - MnnnKiDK Editor
Fhkd Bai.i.AiU, '05 Nowh Editor
W. E. 8TANDEVEN, '07.
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INDIVIDUAL NOTICES will lw clinrod for
ntthorfttooNOeentB por liiHortion for qvory
tlftoon wurdH or truuttou thoroof. I'nculty
notice nml University bullotlns will Kindly bo
))ubllnliod froo.
Entorod at tlio luwtftffleoiitLlm'otntNebnmkn.
tut Hocoud-clanM mail ninttor under tlio Act of
Canto'ess of March U. 1H79.
A CORNHUSKER VICTORY.
Iti tho excitement over football nt
Nebraska, thoro haB been comparu
lively little notice taken of the candi
dates for, cross-country honors. These
men, who lire ns truly representative
of Nebraska na nro our football war
riors, have brought victory to Hho
Cornhusker camp In contest with rep
resentatives from tho Universities of
Chicago and Wisconsin.
Wo are proud of our cross-country
loam. Its members have trained long
and faithfully and tholr victory Is no
accident. They Imvo sustained the
athletic reputation of our Institution
and tho University owes them appre
ciation In large measure. May they
be made to feel that their feat has not
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passed unnoticed, but rather that In
tholr victory wo find a largo degree of j
consolation for our defeat upon tho j
gridiron.
WELL DONE.
Tho results, of the rulings of tho
interfraternity council 'in tho regula-
tion of fraternity rushing, pledging,
and initiating, nro so excellent, as j
viewed after un observation of two ',
months and a" half that they deserve'
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a word of favorable comment. ThejSCoroof 12 to o, Nebraska's goal line
rules were adopted by tho fraternities remaining uncrossed.
with many misgivings. It was thought
they would work an unnecessary hard
ship on tho fraternities without any
compensating gain nnd there was
some question as to whether there
would not be secret rushing nnd pledg
ing in. spite of an agreement to tho
contrary.
Experience has proved that all ob
jectlons wero unfounded. For tho un -
necessary hardship argument thero Is
tho answer that two months nnd a,
half Is not a day too long to give the
Freshman a. chance to adjust himself1
to ills surrqundlngB and to determine,
his ideas on the fraternity question.
More than this, It gives the fraterni
ties the time that will prevent the
premnture pledging of a man who is
bound to provo a "gold brick," as fra
ternity parlance has It.
The fenr of secret rushing has
proved to be absolutely without con
firmation so far as wo can determine.
We believe that every fraternity has
entered Into the compact determined
to give the new system a thoro try
out and has adhered strictly to the
rulings as adopted and interpreted by
the interfraternify council. We be
lieve, furthermore, thnt evory frater
nity is convinced of tho superiority of
the new system over the old and will
gladly consent to n continuation of
Its requirements.
Por tho first time In the history of
tho University, all of tho first year
men who have been pledged fire repre
sentative Uulvorsity Btudents. In this
one particular of Improved scholastic
rating required of candidates for
fraternity membership, an Immense
step forward has been taken in fra
ternity standing. Never can tho frater
nities attain the position of Influence
that they deserve until they recognize
frankly that tlioy cannot afford to havo
mombors who are chronic Hunkers.
Tho rules this year have effected a
slight reform along this line and arc
therefore well worth while, If for no
other reason.
It Is certainly to be hoped that the
fraternities will continuo their support
of tho actions of tho Interfraternity
council. If tlujy do, the possibility
can never again arise, as it did last
year, of University action for the
abolishment of fraternities' at Nebraska.
Pennants will bo on sale at the Y.
W. C .A. rooms today at 11 a. m.
Yo olden candlesticks and: ye new.
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CHRISTMAS FORESIGHT
in choosing gifts w'ill lead you to
examine tlio exquisite stock of
haudsomo opera glasses, from tho
best makers, In leather, sliver and
gold, and our fine stock- of lorg
nettes in gold and silver for those
who only need eye help for near
use. For those who require glass
es or spectacles for defectlvo eyo
sight we have a choice selection,
and we will test the sight and ad
just them free.
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Optician, 1143 0 St.
EVENTS OF FORMER YEARS.
Happenings of other days as
corded in Tho Nebraskan:
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Five Years Ago Today. .
The Impeachment proceedings
i against President Crawford
of tlio
Senior class were dropped. Presldont
Crawford explained his action and the
nntl-fnctlon backed down,
Four Years Ago Today,
Northwestern was defeated bv the!
Three Years Ago Today.
Coach Booth decided to stay at Ne
braska for another year.
Two Years Ago Today.
, Tho Thonksglving vacation ended.
One Year Ago Today. .
Tho Freshmen defeated the Soplio-1
mores at football.
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, LOST Lady's gold watch, Waltham
j. movement, hunting case; engraved
S. M. T." and "1904." Return to 423
North Thirteenth.
Substantial reward.
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A Handsome Talking Machine With
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You DO NOT INVEST ONE CENT, but with every cash purchase you
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When you have saved tickets amounting to fifty dollars you can ex
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RECORDS: We will have In. stock at all times a full and complete
line of Up-to-date Records which will be sold, or given away, with
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Hair Dressers.
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.1. G. L. Hanlan, '00, who la teach
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Saturday.
If you can't see this ad. clearly, call
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Professor Condra spent Saturday in
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