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Convocations of 8econd 8emester
to
Have Novel Features.
DoBldo tho change of Convocation
hours to ho put into vogue thruout tho.
second semester there will he a
ch'ango also in tho nature of the at
tractions offered. The rogular musi
cal program will .bo retained in defer
ence to the popularity which this form
of entertainment has gained under tho
capable direction of Mrs. Raymond,
but it will be given on Thursday morn
ing breach week instead of on Friday
as at tho present time.
On Friday afternoons, howovor,
there will bo a unique feature intro-
afternoon periods will be devoted to
lectures by members of the faculty and
notable outside speakers on definite
series of topics. .More than this, tho
lectures will be longer than at present,
thus giving tho speaker, whoever' ho
may be, a really adequate period in
which to develop his subject. Tho
time given to a speaker under tho
present system Is not more than
twenty minutes at tho longest, and this
is sadly insufficient for many of tho
discussions which, are presented.
The first series of lectures will bo on
"American Statesmen.'
It lslioped that tho chango .will taeot
the approval of tho student body andH
that it will signify its pleasure by an
increased attendance at these particu
lar oxcorcises.
TRIPP TICKETS ON 8ALE.
Members of Dramatic Club to
Push
Recital of Eminent Reader..
Tickets are on sale for the reading
of Shakespeare's "Henry IV" which is
to ho given by Mr. Walter Bradley
Tripp, of the Emerson School of Ora
tory. Boston, in Memorial Hall on
Thursday evening January 24. Tick
ers may he obtained ot any member pi
the Club, or at the ofllco of the Dally1;
Ndbraskan in the basomont of Mem
orial Hall, and the price of tickets la
50 cents each.
Mr. Tripp is a reader and a mono
logulst of national reputation and his
school of oratory is tho best known in
tho United States. His recital in Lin
coln will bo one of unusual merit and
should offer an exceedingly strong in
ducement to all students who are at
all interested in dramatic reading,
from the standpoint of either the read
er or the casual listener.
Mr. Tripp's art Is beyond that of
tho actor and his production of a com
plete play totally without the assist
ance of scenery or follow actors is a
performance which is extraordinarily
interesting. Press comments from all
over thd country attest to the unusual
ability which Mr. Tripp displays, along
this lino and all who attond his read
ing In Lincoln are assured of an even
ing of solid pleasure.
' Walter Heald, who for the past two
years held a fellowship In our Physics
department, passed through the city
a few days ago on. his way to Wash
ington, D. 0., where ho has accepted a
position in the Electrical department
of the United States Bureau of Stand
ards. Mr. Heald has for the past Ave
months been teaching in Idaho.
The Dialect Society of America -that
has been working vigorously for some
years on a dialect dictionary, has re
cently requested the co-operation of
'Miss Louise Pound, associate, profes
sor in English Language and Litera
ture. This important work will prob
ably not be printed for several years.
Dr. Haggard, 212-213 Richards Blk.
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