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Edtor-In-chlof J. Cnrroll Knodo, 'OS
ABBoclatd Editor Clyde E. Elliott, '09
ManaRlnff Editor A. E. Lonp, '09
Athlotlcs HURh W. CrnlK, '07
General Nowh Paul Q. Burt, '09
HovIowb ....Oortrudo Mooro, '07
Convocation Laura Rhoados, '08
Assistant Athlotlcfl.Mlllor S. Benedict, '09
ABBt. Qon. Nowa Sldnoy O. Evane, '09
Dopartmontal....Earl R. Hunt. '08
J. C. Eldor. 07
Quy Montgomery, '00
' W. E. Standovon, '07
Alexander J. Dunlap, '00
C. C. Hickman. '07
BuslncBB MnnaRcr.... Byron E. Yodor, '08
ABBlBtnnt Manncr Gay Hardy, '08
Circulator IT. C. RobortBon, '09
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APPROPRIATIONS.
Kansas University 1b' to have an
appropriation from tho legislature
this year which certainly j)rpyes tho
Integrity and far-sightedness of the
people nnd governing body of that
state. Nebraska, and It must bo said
vlth regret, Is facing, as usual, tho
probability of going on scant allow
ance for another year. Oh, of course
tho Farm Is not suffering, but It Is
much more Important, you know, for
Ynen to become good farmers than to
bocomo scholars and thinkers.
No slurs on tho Farm at all, but It
Is a little tough to see something now
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Budd don't bluff. The Hats speak for themselves.
They look $5.00 worth, they wear $3.50 worth and
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grow up and take ALL the attention.
Nebraska might well look to Kansas
In this matter.
THE REAL CAUSE.
A noted divine has been quoted as
say lng ho. never witnessed a triumph
ant death-bod scene whoro tho suf
ferer's malady was located bolow tho
diaphragm. So it might well bo
said you never 'see n triumphnnt
graduation where tho one undergoing
tho ordeal is chronically affected
with, what Hostottor's Bitters is
good for.
"Why is It that some morning as
you enter tho iron gate, everything
looks bright and engaging from the
very beginning, while the next day,
tho sun may bo shining more bright
ly, but all is overcast with an Inde
xable, impenetrable gloom? One
. . day all Nature rejoices with you; tho
.air is fresh nnd fine, tho robins sing
iri tho tree tops, everybody you, meet
Is looking happy and, what Is more,
greets you out of that spirit; your
soul begins to soar upward and. after
having passed successively, inside of
flvo minutes, not loss than twenty
rustling, fluttering, dream-like, well,
visions, let them bo called for lack of
a better word, you begin to breatho
dooper. In tho class room, tho sub
ject opens up marvellously, now lights
dawn upon you and life it seems may
bo worth living after nil. Tho next
day you hear only tho rattle of the
wagons In tho street, nobody notices
you, or If they do, It la In a most tac
iturn way, you do- not meet one pretty'
girl an hour, tho professors have no
animation, tho subject of tho lecture Is
worse than a blank to you, 'life Is a
drag, a dull, dark drag from which you
are prompted to freo yourself by go
ing and tossing yourself recklessly In
to the angry swirling waters of Salt
Creek.
Is it true, that philosophy which
teaches all things exist only in the
mind and outside tho mind there Is
nothing? Anyway, It Is certain the
world looks different ovory day, and to
make It appear to hvve tho "jim-jams"
all you need Is a breakfast that does
not exactly agree with you?
And tho moral of all this is simply,
of course, that when tho" college life
becomes' a burden, tho causo, It Is not
always to bo found In tho studies and
tho professors.
EVENTS OF FORMER YEARS.
Happenings of other days as re
corded In Tho Nobraskan:
Four Years Ago Today.
Nebraska's flvo was defeated by a
.score of 4 to 13 as a result of what
our players called "bum" officials.
Levity in Mathematics.
For tho benefit of those under the
impression that there Is no sense of
humor In tho Mathematics Depart
ment nnd as evidence that college
professors are not exempt from "min
ing stock" propositions, we print tho
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following letter received by one of
tho professors nnd hnnded to our re
porter: Sir: I issue from tho press In New
York City todny nt my own expense
n brief exposition in cubic equations,
n small thin phnmplot on 'Phony In
surance Data' and beg you to sub
scribe for it. Tho price is fifty cents,
but I believe It is worth it, for It is a
new use of cubic equations and It
solves equations that Cardan would
not solve. This treats not of their sol
ution, however, but of their use in
haute finance, that most modern de
velopment of tho money power.
Really, tho article is a problem In a
proposed book of mine on tho uses of
higher equations, but having failed in
a final application to my cousin, Rus
sell Sago's widow (of Fifth Avenue,
you know, and a bright and exemplary
but drastic person), I have to get this
out on my own resourses. Kindly sub
scribe and I think you will find it
worth the money.
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UNIVERSITY BULLETIN.
March.
Wednesday, G.
Sophomore basket-ball practice, 4:00
p. m.
Track athletic practice, 4:00 p. m.
Sem. Bot. meets in U 104, 7:30 p.
m.
Thursday, 7.
Y. W. C. A. "At Home," for Univer
sity girls 5:00 p. m. U 106.
Piano recital by Miss Archibald, 8:00
p. m., Mem. Hall.
Friday, 8.
Iilnocents meet at Phi Kappa Psl
house, 8:00 p. m.
Convocation. Chnncellor W. P.
Aylsworth of Cotnor University,
"Nnpoleon."
Annual banquet of Y. M. C. A., 8:45
p. m., in Lindell Hotel.
Saturday, 9.
Freshman Informal, 8:30 p. m., Mem.
Hall.
Tuesday, 12. -
Convocation, 11:00 a. m. Richard L.
Metcalf, "Measuring Men."
Sixth Students' Recital of School of
Music, 8:00 p. m. sharp. Mem.
Hall.
Thursday, 14,
Recital, Marjorle Anderson, 8:00 p
m., Mem. Hall.
Friday, 15.
Convocation, 5:00 p. m. Prof. E L.
Hlnman, "Science and Idealism."
Senior St. Patrick's Party, 9:00 p.
m. In Mem. Hall. ,
Saturday, 16.
Non Com Hop, 8:30 p. m. Fraternity
Hall.
Tuesday, 19.
Convocation, 11:00 a. m. Professor
Pound, "Early English Manu
scripts." Illustrated.
Wednesday, 27.
Vacation begins, 6 p. m.
April.
Friday 5.
NebraBka-Wisconsin debate, Mem.
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