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THE UNIVERSITY ,OF NEBRASKA.
Lincoln, Nebraska.
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DRAMATIC TRY-OUT8.
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,.M. A. Mills, '08
Managing Editor Clyde E. Elliott, '09
Business Manager... H. C. Robertson, '09
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for ovory llf toon words or f ractlort thereof.
Faculty notices and University bulletins
will gladly bo published frco.
Entered at tho postofllco at Lincoln,
Nebraska, as second-class mulW matter
under tho Act of Congress of March 3.
1870.
LOOK TO THE FUTURE.
Although tho Bcoro in tho Minnesota
gamo Saturday shows that wc woro
beaten, It does not nhow that the
glory was undivided. Nebraska can
well bo proud of tho lighting spirit
manifested by tho mon who constitute
"King" Colo's charge, und although
wo wlBh the victory had boon ours,
thoro yot could bo no word of criti
cism of tho team or of their training.
Nor Bhould any timo or energy be
wasted in vain repining. Tho future
domands our attention, the past is
valuable only for tho lessomr it may
teach. It is up to tho students to
help tho football team win ovory game
playoJ on tho old homo flold this sea
son, which as Is woll known Is tho fi
nal chapter of its history as an ath
letic field. Tho Importance of a gen
erous and whole-souled support on the
part of tho student body can not bo
ovor estimated. Just at this timo tho
emphasis is laid upon now songs. This
should moot with tho hearty approval
of overyono and should bring forth
good results. If you have a good idoa,
Club Getting Ready for Opening of the
New Temple.
Tho Dramatic Club of the Universi
ty of Nobraskd will hold its first "try
outs" for tho year during 'the even
ings of Tuesday and Wednesday, Oc
tobor 29-30. All persons who desire to
tryout for admission to .the club should
seo tho secretary, Miss Lindormann,
at once, nnd arrange their time.
Two years ago the club was re
organized. Prior to this change only
students in the Department of Elocu
tion wore eligible, and all Buch be
came members by simply signing the
constitution and paying dues. In or
der to put the duty on a broader basis,
tho eligibility list wob enlarged to In
cludo any regular University student';
but at tho Bame timo, tho standard of
excellence was raised by adding tho
requirement that all applicants should
pass a satisfactory test as to their
dramatic ability by being compelled to
Vtry out" boforo an oxamining committee.
Tho Dramatic Club has been ac
corded tho privilege of giving a play
in tho now Temple theater at tho for
mal opening of that building. The
club contemplates putting on a play
for this event that will rival amateur
attempts of this nature in any school
nnd leave a precedent which all sub
sequent dramatics will he glad to
omulnto. The standard will be placed
high and the Ideals higher.
Tho Dramatic Club probably did
more than any other single organiza
tion in tho University towards making
tho Tomplo project possible, not only
paying its own pledge of $500, but
helping several of tho other Btudent
organizations to raise tho amount of
tholr pledges. The Dramatic Club
has boon for several years tho best en
tertainer in tho University, hampered
as It has boon by an uttor luck of
stage facilities and a suitable hall.
Henceforth with tho Tomplo theater at
their service, thoy expect to grow and
put it Into Buch form as will mako a
football sdng possible therefrom. Don't expand their sphere of usefulness, and
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SEE OUR WINDOWS
UNIVERSITY BULLETIN8.
Tuesday, October 22.
11:00 a. m. Memorial Hall.
Convocation. Mr. C. B. Anderson
and Mr. Geo. Coupland, "republi
can candidates for University Re
gents. 11:30 a. m. Memorial Hall.
Freshmen class meeting.
Chapin Bros., florists, 127 So. 12th.
Miss A. E. Soukup,x dressmaking.
Special attention given to students.
1130 O St Auto 1737.
Try Church's 20 cent meals, Twelfth
and P streets.
M. For Rent Room for gentloman.
Modern. 534 No. Twelfth street.
Now stock every day. "No come
backs" In anything served at Tho Bos
ton Lunch.
hesitate because you may never have
done this boforo, it is possible that
this is your first opportunity and you
should not lot It slip by. You can not
oxpect the chief rooters to accomplish
' anything without tho support of tho
students. Thoy aro willing and ready
to do ovory thing in their power to
help beat Colorado next Saturday, but
insist that their efforts will amount
to nothing unless backed by the whole
student body.
Professor Barbour reports that the
valuo -and Importance of many rare
specimens In tho museum Is beginning
to b'o realized by eastern scientists.
Four French scientists have visited
the museum so far this year. Dr. Hol
land, director of tho Carnegie Institute
and tho Carnegie Museum was In tho
city during Friday and Saturday
studying rare specimens in the col
lection of Chas. H. Morrll. Ho will
return for a short time in about ten
days.
to become an Institution of which tho
University and its friends may be just
ly proud.
SONG CONTEST.
Manager Eager offers a prize of
two reserved seat tickets for the best
Eong written for the Colorado gdme.
All songs must be submitted by Thurs
day morning.
Postponed.
Tho Freshman class meeting has
been postponed from 11.30 this morn
ing 'to 5 p. m. Friday. Instead of tho
Freshmen, tho Seniors will hold their
meeting at 11:30 thla morning.
"Resolved, That the present tend
ency toward centralization in our mu
nicipalities does not conserve the host
Interests of the public;" is tho subject
of the first debate this year between
the Senato and Congress olubs at California.
The Forestry Club wilf meot to
night In Room 110, Nebraska Hall.
Professor Bruner will give a talk on
"Forest Insects." Everybody is cor
dially Invited to attend.
The Chemical Club will hold a regu
lar meeting in the Chemical Lecture
room, Wednesday, October 23, at 7: 30.
Tho following program will bo given:
"Soil Analysis," Glesoker; "A Now
Method for the Separation of As, Sb,
and Sn." Discussion Lead by Alden
and Young. Visitors welcome
Wo manufacture all of our
Candies & Ice Cream
Wo malco tho finest and most
delicious drinks in tho city."
TRY OUR FAMOUS ATHENIAN
BITTER SWEETS
CHEW "NUT LO.VET"
and
EAT "SAUER KRAUT"
MADE BY
OLYMPIA CANDY CO., 1131 0 St.
Baked beans, baked on tho prom
ises and served hot with delicious
brown bread, 10c, at The Boston
Lunch.
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New Windsor Hotel
We have now open to students five ' or six well fur
nished rooms. Steam heat and electric
lights. Will rent for $2 per
week and up.
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