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Entered nt tho i)4t.)k'o at Lincoln, Nebraska.
!W nouond-lnilt mnil mutter undur tho Act of
ConKroAs of larch a, 18711.
MAKE A JOYFUL NOISE.
Wo arc beginning to woftder whal,l88eHBU,ent8 Como In and tho prompter
Is tho mattor with the voices of tlio
studontB eds and co-eds nllko at tho
University of Nebraska. When there
sju football rally and a now song
Is tried out, tho refrain can be heard
all over thJ campus, but when a hymn
is announced at Convocation it mat
tors not how largo the nudionco may
be there Is a profound And' dismal
silence in. all parts of tho hall. "
This is a really serious Haw In our
Convocation exorcises, and, while the
students are not wholly to blame, yet
tho fault lies with them in largo part.
Airs. Raymond Is Invariably careful to
select for tho'devotionnl oxerciBes only
hymns that arc as well known to the
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most of us as our A-B-C's, and there
is absolutoly no reason why we can
not Join heartily and unanimously In
our rendition of them.
It is neediest to say that such an
qffort on tho part of our studonts would
moro than doublo tho valuo of tho de
yotlonal part of tho Convocation pro
grams. We cannot, nil sing muslcrtlly,
,of courao, but It Is certainly a mis
taken notion torcast tho responsibility
on tho other fellow, who is equally
unwilling to .nssumo' it. Let us imbibe
n little of tho holiday 'buoyancy that
is beginning to malto Itself felt; cast
off our apathy, If that Is what Is the
matter, and show the spoakors who
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favor us that theirs Is not tho only
part of the exercises that we doom
worth while
While wo aro on the topic, we have
a humble word of advice for the Con
vocation committee. Congregational
singihg, to bo at all effective, must bo
directed, not. simply by an organist,
but -by u loader who devotes' his whole
' attention to -the task. Why can wo
not'Siave such .a leader, hit bur 'Con-
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EMBOSSED STATiQftTRY
Do you know that wo make any one or two letter monogram on
Hurd's Fine Holland Linen Paper, any color, at 00c to 70c por quire,
Including envelopes? Wo also make dies for fraternities, societies,
family crests, and monogram work of all kinds.
.. Hand-ongravcd copper platos and 100 enrds, $1.25 to $5.00.
Ask to seo samples.
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vocntlon periods? It would certainly jQ
be worth tho troublo and there aro
Hurely" Among our Htudentu or faculty
Hoveral men and women fully capable
of the task who would gladly give,
their time if they wore properly urged.
If vq can aUain the hrtppy combina
tion, of a com potent leader and a will
ing spirit on the part of the students
who attend, as wo assuredly should,!
our Convocation singing will become
a source of real inspiration, and" wll
never bo the disgrnco to tho Unlvei
sity that It was only recently when.
the Hon. W. .1. Bryan addressed us.
SENIORS, GET BUSY.
I'he Pin and Play committees of tho
Senior class aro ready to receive their I
respective assessments from every
member of the class and it is jip to
tho class as a whole to get busy"
nt nnco. A vonr niro tho clASS of '0G
had received Us pjns by this lime,
and while It 1? not yet Into in the
yonr, nevertheless the pltts should be
forthcoming it.jhe earliest possible
date. ".
In regard to the playMuompt pay
ment will not only help tho committee
in Hh worlc. hut. will bonefit the naVer
ns well. Seats for the play aro to bo
given out in tho order In which tho j
the payment, the better the scats ob-
ONCE lyiOPE.YET, AGAIN!
More Prehistoric Bones Removed
From Florence Mound.
Enough more, ancient bones woi'e
received Saturday to start a fertllzor
factory.
During the Thanksgiving recess
ProfessoiB Barbour and Condra, ac
companied by Messrs. Edwin Davis
and Paul Butler, spont much time at
tlio Gilder mound, near Omaha. There,
in company and co-operation with Mr.
Gilder, the mound was excavated to .a
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depth of twelve feet, and moro bones
were unearthed than on all tho pre- lowa will send a team to Urbann.
vlous occasions combined. Nino 80"Hno18 Vl" 80I1(1 ,l teanu tQ MiM
.heavy boxes of tho size of cracker 8wisconsln will send u teaf to Alln
boxes wore shipped Saturday, this menpolis. ,
time to the Stato Historical Society.
Hunian bones wore found as deep as . Why not take your baths at Chris'
eleven and ono-half foot, but unfor-
tunatcly most of thp. bones aro very
badly broken. Many weeks of clean -
ing and sorting must olapse before
they are all arranged and classified,
and owing to this it Is difficult to ms-
cerUiln just how valuable this" last
discovory Is.
EVENTS OF FORMER YEARS.
Happenings of other days as record
ed In Tho Nobraskan:
Five Yeacs Ago Today. ;
The Athletic Board voted to present
Coach Booth with ' a sweater bearing .
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Four Yearfe Ago Today.
Tho Freshman Hop was hold at. j
Fraternity Hall.
A reception Avns hold at tlio Millard' j
Hotel In Omaha in honor of tho faculty'
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of tho University of Nebraska.
Three Years Ago Today,
i The phi Rho Sigma medical fra
! tornity was established at the Univer
sity. Two Years Ago Today.
An all-class loam was selectod.
One Year Ago Today.
Columbia abolished football.
TWO BIG DEBATES.
(Continued from page 1.)
Illinois will sond a team to Iowa
City.
I Wisconsin will send a team to Ur-
ibana. ' - --
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i Minnesota will send a team to Ur-
bana.
j Nebraska will sond a team to Madl-
I son.
I Iowa will send a team to Minneapo
lis. Illinois, will send a toam to Lincoln.
I Wisconsin will send a team to Iowa
City. '
1909-10.
! Minnesota will send a team to Lin
coln. Nebraska will send a team to Iowa
City.
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