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Tho Nebraska Glee Club pave Its
first public performance" last night, an
pearing in? a full V'l'ograhi .before th'o
Organize Agriculture Association In
Memorial Hall.
The work of the club was good and
showed much Improvement over tho
singing of last year's organization.
Several 4df Jlxo songs drew? for,th.
hearty applaiise fro nttho audience.
The annual visits of tho club to Ne
braska towns will begin doon, tho first
performance being booked for Central,
Gftv. Fbbruarv 1.
' "The Bblfadille "of oxaiiirifatfons 'lihVo'1
been p'ublislied and can be socured at
the Registrar's office, .Rhetoric- I ex
amination, will be held Saturday, Janu
ary' 2G, from 1:15 to 3:15 "p. m.
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An Article by Professor Aimy.
The January number of f the J?hyslcal
Review contains an article on "The
park Discharge ln Gases and 'Va-
by Erof. J. E. Almy.
article, which is the report of
the; professor's longand patient Inves
tigation and experiment, waB road by
nini before the American Physical So
ciety Tt Chicago during the ThanKs-
giving receBS. it was nore mat me
o;riginalltX'pMhe )ape.,aJ;traqte,dr8Ufch
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tribute itVor'M')tiblicatlpif.l t"
Thru a" mistake In proof-reading
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thobuBlnes8 -directory. " We wish to
call attention tho fact that ho has
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IN EASTERN EYE'S.
College Requirements (?) as Seen by
the "New York World."
The "following editorial from the
New York World of a recent date in
dicates what a delightfully oxact .no
tion of college, requirements, at least
at tho University of Nebraska, an east
ern newspaper has. Wo clip it for tho
amusemont of our, readers:
Tho college student seems to bo be
coming an educational Ishmaolitc,
with every man's hund raised agalHBt
him and his against every man- If
ho has a dog ho must send it away
from the University of Syracuse or the
portnls-of tho college are closod to him.
If he chews or smokes tobacco tho.
University of Nebraska Is not to be his
alniaalma mater IfMie wants to cele
brate a Yale defeat of Harvard he
would do well to stay away from i
New Haven theatpr. 4,
President Eliot ,of Harvard and
President Butler of Columbia have
reached the conclusion that football
Is not tho alpha and omega of tho
higher education. Harvard's head has
gone even further. He has declared
tennis tho only honest jcoHege, sport
in which a ball .figures, suggesting tho
discontinuance of basket-ball and
hockey, and condemning baseball, al
though unwilling becauso of Its popu-(
larlty to urge Its abandonment.. Tljere
is dome balm In Gliead, however, for
Dr-.TButlor Is now advocating the cessa
tion of instruction at 4 l.,m. in order
that the students may have opportun
ity "for outdoor exercise and the .uae
of tho " funds of tho unjversify Itself
for athletic purpo'sos.
IC your subscription for tho Nobras
ttahis due, do' do' what you' ought to do"
and 'do it now.' Wo need the mo'nejC
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Friday, 18. ,k
Music at Convocations .
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xiio umcera nop ai rratornicy nan, 'u
Swedish Dancors in Memorial Hall
at 8 p. in: College 'Settlement k '.,
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Senior, play committee meets in Ut
100 at 11 a. in.
Steckelberg String Quartet at Con-' '
. vocation.
' Palladian and Union Societios moot"
at 8 p.' m.
Basket-ball and Charter Day prac
tise in gymnasium.
Saturday. 19,
English Club meets at University '
Women's building, Twelfth and O
street's, 8:15 p, m.
X. M. C. A. dinner at St. Paul's
church at 0 p. m.
Monday, 21. , ':
Nebraska vtf. Iowa. Basket-ballami? A
Armory at 8. p. -m. , ' - 4
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Thursday, 24. . ,
Walter Bradley Tripp In "Henry-' '
IV.," m Memorial Hall at 8;J5 i.
m., undor auspices ,of Dramatic
Club. .
Friday, 25. . -,.,.
Freshman Hop at Lincoln Hotel.
Monday, 28. .
Final examinations for first semes-,
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