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Convocation Laura Rhoados, '08
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for ovory flfteon words or fraction thereof.
Faculty notices jind University bulletins
will gladly bo published free.
Entorcd at tho postoulco at Lincoln,
Nebraska, no second-class mall matter
under tho Act of Congress of March 3,
1879.
A few lamentations woro indulged in
tho othor day over tho loss of a calen
dar in tho Library. Now tho clook has
boon removed. Protty soon, at this
rato, thoy will bo tearing our Wltte
away from us, and then the gods pro
servo us!
If anybody doubted man's being any
thing more than tho moro inflnitosmal
point ho is known, to bo physically,
all necessary to prove the doubt un
tenable would bo to point out how ho
is ovorlastingly perverting, if ho does
not uso aright, that consciousness
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should be examined carefully by an expert. We try to impress the im
portance, of this on everybody. We are stating facts, and are not
moved by a desire for gain alone.
We know the Importance of such, and take enough human interest
to insist and Insist.
No charge for examination and If you don't need glasses we'll tell
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yond the material. Ho is always try
ing to show himBolf.
' SomotlmeB it is a student with that
Inimitably stately tread that reminds
you somehow of Napoleon, and with
a sort of havo-a-look-at-mo expression
always hovoring about tho cornors of
his physiognomy. He speaks to those
of recognized social prestige, of course,
with gontlo cordiality, but others of
his acquaintance he knows only on
some sldo street well out of the way
of any glances really worth while.
Generally, he does not enter many
branches of school life, lest ho loso
some of that seraphic dignity, don't
you know.
Somotimes it is a professor with a
dark majestic frown and a so-much-per-foot
chuckle and taking on a great
bustle and stir when pacing the stage
' of action before tho gaze of mankind.
Ho usually likes to determine how
things should go some distance ahead,
and -lias great ability at manipulating
men and women, classes and boards.
Sometimes, it is an editor, who be
rates .students .and professors aliko In
very rudo and uncouth terms, espe
cially uncouth if his writing provo il
legible to tho man at tho linotype,
and who forgets to look up "we" in
tho unabridged dictionary, every time
All threo types are bad,. irredeemably
bad, buCalas tho world always has to
bear some necessary evils, and there
is always hope, you know, that these
heavy burdens may some day sprout
bright wings and fly away to the
other regions.
EVENT8 OF FORMER YEAR8.
Happonings of other days as re
corded in tho Nobraskan:
Five Years Ago Today.
Tho Juniors and Sophomores wore
victorious over tho Seniors and the
City Y. M. C. A. in two fast baBket-ball
games.
Three Years Ago Today.
The Sophomore girls' basket-ball
team won in tho lnterclass champion
ship tournament.
Meotlng of the Regents held to lo
cato tho Administration and Physics
Buildings.
SENIOR CLAS8 MEETING.
Book Will Be Dedicated This Morning.
A meeting of tho Senior Class will
bo hold this morning- at Chapel time
in Chem. Lecture Room. Tho pur
pose of the meeting will be the dedi
cation of tho Cornhusker. This will
bo done by combining the votes of
tho Senior and Junior classes and
choosing tho one receiving the high
est number of votes cast. The class
will also take up tho matter of Medic
representation in the Cornhusker. Tho
Medics feel that they should be placed
on the same footing as the Law
School, and will ask for a change In
inter-class agreement for that purpose.
Several ctfmmittees will also report.
Sinco this meeting will occur at
Chapel time, there should bo a good
show of class spirit In the attendance.
Turn out, Seniors!
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Small Cabinet Entertained.
Tho Small Cabinet of the Y. W. C.
A. was royally entertained by Mrs.
Talbot lust Saturday. A live course
dlnnor was servod in the most festal
manner at G: 30, and the girls nro-
nounced Mrs. Talbot a splendid hos
tess. At noon a number of tho Cab
inet girls were ontertained by Mrs.
Barkley at her cosy little home. These
girls also declare Mrs. Barkley an ex
cellent hostess.
Some .time shor.tly the- Small Cab
inets of the Y. W. and Y. M. will give
a joint program and dinner. Plans
are being arranged that are to mako
this affair a social success.
Academy Basket-ball.
The Academy basket-ball tosBers aro
going to have a "big" time nt tho Uni
versity Armory tomorrow night, when
tho girls play Peru Normal basket-ball
five and tho boys meet tho team from
the. State Farm. The Academy stu
dents expect two hard contests.
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UNION MEETING
There will be u union meeting in U 106 at
11 :30 today, at which Dr. Jorden of Persia
will speak. All are cordially invited . ... ,.
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BA8BET-BALL FIVE.
(Continuod from page 1.)
with Denver University next Friday
night.
The boys on the eastern trip lost
six out of nine games. After the rough
contests at Minneapolis thoy wore un
able to play even fairly good basket
ball and let all except the weakest
teams defeat them by small margins.
At Iowa City tho Nebraska five lost
by the score of 32 to 29 Friday night,
and tho next evening met defeat at
Grlnnell by tho score of 27 to 21. Walsh
the star goal toBsor.dld not play in the
last game at the Iowa College because
of Injuries received in tho Wisconsin
contest, which made participation in
any game for several days Impossible.
WOMEN'S TRAINING.
( Continued from page 1.)
graduate work, and not intrude on the
sacred four years of liberal pursuits.
Evidently her idea is that a "bread-"
and-buttor study" can haye no cultural
value, and that technical training of
any sort renders one unresponsive to
the finer Influence?. In thlB connec
tion it is interesting to note that at
the University of Nebraska probably
seventy-five per cent of the classes,
both in literature and in education,
are women. Here, at least, there
seems to be no vital antagonism be
tween poetry and pedagogy.
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Eastdr's tho 31st of March,
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Your writing always looks good on
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