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Talks at Conyocailon on "Evolution of
Conscience."
Professor French, spoke nt Convoca
tion yesterday morning on "Evolution
of Conscience." He spoke of the meow
ing nt Columbia University, Now
York, of the American Association for
the advancement of science A com
mlttee of ton was appointed to dovlso
an- appropriate memorial for tho fif
tieth anniversary of Darwin's Origin
of Species. We are honored by having
one of thfs committee from the Uni
versity of Nebraska.
Every problem has been treated
from an evolutionary standpoint, and
tho doctrine of evolution has broken
down the barriers of Bpecies. Heredity
,and religion are the results of evolu-
tlon, but moral natures could not
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p . , is slowly devloped, emerging n,t a late
' j period. The truly moral act Involves
, , - ' , self-determination.
Ho spoke of the superstitions of
"Tuboo in which, among certain Isl
ander's of the. Pacific, a ban Is placed
upon things which must be avoided.
Some thlnbs are considered too sacred,
others too impuro to touch. Thus the
people fear to cpmo in contact with
'blood or with corpses. Some not will
ing to use water will go thru firo for
purification. Tho essence of "Taboo"
with all its superstition, however, has
dovoldped respect for human life and
for property.
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ENGLISH CLUB MEETS.
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'The English Club Holds a Very Inter-
eating Meeting Saturday Evening
j The EngllBh Club held a very inter
esting meeting Inst Saturday ovening
at tho Univorslty Wqmnns Building
I with MiB8 Jossen and Miss Jeffreys
aB hostesses. In spite fcof th,e severe
north wind n large number of tho
club manngod to attend and all who
I did so were more than amply repaid
ThP, (iRANI) fFNTIiAl 8lfor thelr murage.
ADRFD CHrtP , O i T,l 1rogram conHlstei1 of tno rentl-
BARBER SHOP n'lng of an original story and a number
?! CIGAR STORE " of poems by members of tho club and
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criticism by those present. The story
jwna by one of tho now members and
showed exceptional promise. Tno
pooms wore also full of merit.
One of tho most pleasing features of
!tho program was tho nniBlcal ontor
I talnmont furnished by Messrs. Jesson
of Omaha, brothers of the hostess. ,
Delicious refreshments were served i
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Ing one of unusual pleasure and profit. 1
Mrs. Barber Entertains Class. I
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Mrs, Ernest Barber, teacher of the
Y. W. C. A. class In Acts and Epistles,
, gave' a vory charming luncheon to her
claBs horiie, 1021 South Eleventh
street. Five courses were served. The
luncheon' was followed by an interval,
both pleasant and profitable, whon
Mrs. Barber showed the girls son"o of
the qurlosltles and works of art she
had collected during a 'recent trip
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nuiry disclosed the fact that tho cute
jilttle thing was really not a Freshman
at all, but merely an escaped convict
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