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THE MEDIC TROUBLE.
Probably not ono porBon In fifty has
any understanding whatever of the
difficulty now agitating the two uppor
classes, and what is more, it 1b not
likely that many more will understand
it, when they got thru reading today's
Nebraskan. It may, however, help
matters a little If tho nature of tho
resolution first presented to tho
classes by tho Medics be explained
somewhat.
ThiB resolution declared it to bo the
opinion' of tho class that a managing
Writes Interestingly of Visit to Har
vard University.
I hn,vo spent two days with profit
and IntorcHt in visiting Harvard Uni
versity. It is more conservative than
our Western institutions, but I could
seo many changes that had occurred
since my last visit. The lectures as a
rule show moro finish and scholarly
attainment, but net tho naivo strength
and energy of many of thoBo at Ne
braska. President Eliot romombored
me and received mo most cordially.
Ho is holding hiB own quite well, and
is moro conservative in his ideas con
corning education.. Still he is a great
man and a porpotual inspiration to
those who know him. I mot a num
ber of tho profoBBors, several of whom
I had known before. It seemed that
tho majority had acquaintances in tho
University of Nebraska, so I felt much
at home. Professor JameB has boon
retired and his great service is no
doubt neafing a close, but his works
will live after him. ProfeBBor P. H.
Hanus, after nearly fifteen years of
effort, has had tho department of Edu
cation made a soparato. co-ordinate
department of tho University. He has
equivalent toachlng staff to that In tho
University of Nebraska, though tho
department is not as largo. There is
a growing tendency everywhere to
establish schools of education, or
teachers' colleges, for tho training of
secondary teacherB, but unless these
are wisely directed they will do more
harm than good. They must have tho
confidence of teachers, and in no way
lower tho present high academic
standard required for the degree
I took dinner today with Prof. A. O.
Norton of tho department of Educa
tion at tho Harvard Union, a social
club with a beautiful building on the
campus, where students board who are
willing to pay ton dollars por week
for table board. It is also the place
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editor should bo appointed this year
from tho Medical School and then in
a second clauso provided fpr tho ap
pointment of a committee to confer
with a similar committee, from tho
other class, Junior or Senior a tho
case ihight be. Tho Juniors passed
this resolution some tlmo ago and ap
pointed Its committee, but tho Seniors
did not pass tho resolutions until yes
terday morning and so thoro has been
no conference committees as stipu
lated. Now what has muddled things
is that, the Junior committee, at tho
Junior mooting yesterday, presented a
resolution without conference with a
Senior committee and the class took
up this and amended it, as elsewhere
described.
Tho thing to do, it seoms, provided
this version of tho tangle is correct,
is to have the joint meeting of these
two, committees called for in tho reso
lutions and then lot the classes act
'on thp report of this joint committee.
where students and professors enter
tain their guests. We need such a
place In Lincoln.
Tomorrow I will visit Clark Univer
sity at Worcester, and on Monday 1
shall go to Yale. Sincerely,
G. W. A. LUCKEY.
UNIVERSITY BULLETIN.
March.
Friday, 15.
Association of Collegiate Alumni
meet with Miss Louise Pound, 1632
L street, 4:00 p. m.
Convocation, 5:00 p. m. Professor
E. L. Hlnman, "Science and Ideal
Ism," in Art Hall.
Senior St. Patrick's Party, 9:00 p.
m. In Mem. Hall.
Saturday, 16.
Foresby Club, 8:00 p. m. Professor
Miller, "Forestry Work."
Non Com Hop, 8:30 p. m. Fraternity
Hall.
Tuesday, 19.
Convocation, 11:00 a. m. .Professor
Louise Pound, "Early English
Books and Manuscripts."
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