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FEBRUARY 23
BULLETIN.
. February.
Saturday, 23.
Pershing Rifles meet In Armory at
3:30 p. m.
Battalion assembles In Armory, 4:00
p. m.
Band Informal dance. Mem Hall.
Chemistry Club meets In Chom. Lab.
Students' Debating Club debate on
question of a now athletic field,
8:00 p. m.
Tuesday, 26.
Convocation, 11:00 -a. m. S. M. Jor-
den, "Persia."
Sophomore class meeting! 11:30 a.
m., in Mom. Hall.
First annual gymnastic contest.
Hawkoye Club ;neots with Mrs. Car
rlo B. Raymond, 1414 L St.
March.
Friday, 1.
Denver university vs. Nebraska;
basket-ball and dance.
Saturday 2.
Dramatic Club meets, 8:00 p. m.
Thursday, 7.
Piano recital by Miss Archibald, 8:00
p. m Mem. Hall.
Friday, 8.
Annual banquet of Y. M. C. A. in
Llndell Hotel.
Tuesday, 12.
Convocation, 11:00 a. m. Richard L.
Metcalf, "Measuring Men.)'
Thursday, 14. .
Recital, Marjorie Anderson, 8:00 p
m., Mom. Hall.
Saturday, 16.
Non Com Hop.
April.
Friday 5.
Nebraska-Wisconsin debate, Mem.
Hall.
Battalion, Attention I
At the advico of the photographers,
the time for assembly of tho battaljbn
for company pictures has been
changed from 2 p. m. to 4 p. m.-
Tho Officers' Club will meet at
Townsend's at 2:45 p. m. today, In
stead of 1:00 p. m.
Information About Summer 8chool.
.All persons desiring Information
about tho Summer School to be held at
tho close of tho present school year
will see Prof. P. H. Grummann- in TJ.
Ill, Tuesday and Thursday, 10 to 12
a. m. and 3 to 5 p. m.
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please leave at Dally Nebraskan-office.
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NLW CONVOCATION.
(Continued from page 1.)
man has been always moro or loss tho
bruto, he has been able to decldo few
really serious questions without fight
ing. But the ago of war muBt pass,
the fighting spirit must bo subordi
nated to a higher ono of reason and
justice.
The spirit of American history Is
the spirit of liberty, but tho American
people must understand and remember
that to secure this liberty moans they
must loarn to obsorvo tho law. For
only by developing tho spirit of ob
servance of law. can we arrive at tho
highest liborty.
Today there' is a quickening of tho
moral sense, of tho public cdnsclenco
never known before. Tho people are
demanding higher standards In busi
ness life, they are insisting on moro
equitable relations between lnbpr and
capital. They are Insisting on bettor
laws and fqwor, they aro coming to a
realization of the interests of tho com
monwealth and of society as a co-operative
body and to demand that these
interests and rights bo respected.
American citizenship today requires
the broadest culture. "More than prac
tical sense, moro than knowledge of
tho present Is required. To Judge of
events in their truo significance, to
estimate tho truo valuo of things, a
knowledge . of the past, an acquaint
ance with the best that the world has
produced, an understanding of its pro
gress and experience Is necessary.
Hence culture Is a fundamental requi
site for tho best citizenship and the
greatest progress of the nation.
Tho spirit of American history has
been tho Inspiration of Its makers, it
has incited and sustained thoso who
pushed out across tho continent. Tho
spirit of tho future and the traditions
of the past will bo tho inspiration of
those who aro to make our history in
tho days to come.
Dr. C. E. Bessey has been elected
vlce-presldpnt of tho American Asso
ciation for tho Advancement of Sci
ence, and chairman of Section G of the
association. The next meeting will bo
held at Chicago next winter.
From present indications il would
seem that Dartmouth will win the in
tercollegiate basket-ball championship
of Now England. Tho team is playing
great ball recently, defeating Brown
by tho score of 30 to 7.
M. V. Kurtz, ono of "last year's
Seniors who was compelled to discon
tinue hlB studies last March on ac
count of ill health, has registered for
the second semester, '07. Mr. Kurtz
will graduate with the class of '0.7.
Frank R. Roberson, the noted trav
eler and lecturer, will glvo his illua
trated lecture on "Imperial India" in.
St. Paul's church, Monday evening,
February 25. Admission 25 cents.
Tou will be satisfied with Cameron's
Lunch Counter;
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