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been very lenient and allowing no re
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questioning. Unforsoon circumstances,
however, will happen sometimes.
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not mean an attempt to arouse a burn-
ing sort of fervency and enthusiasm on
the return of a victorious athletic
team, it moans that, but It means also
"more." A big university like that of
Nebraska has numerless departments
and phases, yot thoro is, or should be,
u point of view from which tlio wholo
cun bo seen, and this point we shall
attempt to locate ovor hero in tho
basement of the Adminstrntlon Build
ing. Presumptuous, Is It? Porhaps
It is.
It will bo miraculous, of course, if
something is not said Insldo of a week
at which somo parson or another will
be very much disgusted or which will
meet with violent disapproval. Not
thut a general campaign of knocking
is to be anticipated, for there are clear
t ly just as many things to be praised as
knocked at, but all people, it seems can
not agree. )
Several new features have been plan
ned, but tho nature of these will be
announced later. .
'. EVENT8 OF FORMER aR8." . J
'Hnppehings of other years ifs, record
ed In' the Nobrasknn: '
Flvo Years Ago Today.
Judge LambortHon spoke on the
Northorn SocurltlcH Company.
The Electrlcul Engineering' depart
ment gave an exhibition in the Arm
.ory.
Four Years Ago Today.
Captain (now general) Pershing pre
uentod a cannon to the University.
Three Years Ago Today.
Candidates for the track team mot
with Dr. Clapp.
Two Years Ago Today-.
Dr. Canfleld spoke at Convocation.
"One Year Ago Today.
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editor had not been appointed.
Comenius Club Elects.
At the recent meeting of the Come
nius Club the following program was
rendered:
Hohemian Legends Otto Kotouc
Sandhill Experiences J. F. Kreyclk
Reading F. J. Pipal
At the business mooting after the
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president; W. .1. Bauman, vlco-presi-dent,
and John Wopat, secrotary-treaB-uror.
The objection arising that tho
meotlngs wore too exclusive because
of the use of Bohemian only, it was
decided to 'vary their character some
what by the introduction of English j
so that outsiders could better appre
slate the work of the club.
The Glee Club.
Tho University Glee and Mandolin
Club gnve concerts at Fremont,
Wahoo, Aurora, and Central City dur
ing the first week in January. Largo
audiences greeted the club at all the
towns and the entertainments were
well received. The Centeral City Re
publican concludes a column account
of the concert at 'that city with the fol
lowing tribute to the Nebraska organ
ization: Tho two talented organizations that
appeared last night are a crtdit to the
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state university, their appearance and
showing being indicative of tho hust
ling qualities and earnestness which
nre bound to make any undertaking
buccobb. Our citlztns nie glad that
they camo for anothor visit, and will
bo just as anxious to welcome them
backagaln next year.
Progressive Spirit.
The University of Nebraska Chicago
Club have made arrangements recently
to lunch together once every week.
The card they sent out to tho men
reudB: "We shall lunch, preferably at
12:30, but If you drop in at any time,
you will probably find someone you
know present. Wo shall always be
glad to have you bring any of your
friends with you."
A. R. W(ilson, who, for tho past eight
months has held the position of assist
ant state engineer in the office of the
State" Hoard of Irrigation, is back in
school to llnish up tho last semester
of his course.
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Nebraska-Wisconsin debate. Mem
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