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THE UNIVERSITY OF NEBRAflKA.
Lincoln. Nebraska.
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BY THE STUDENT PUB. BOARD.
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EDITORIAL STAFF.
Edltor-livChlef Rom Kino, '08
Managing Editor O. L. Fenlon, '08
Astoclate Editor R. L. Harrli, 10
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INDIVIDUAL NOTICES will bo charged
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for overy fifteen wordB or fraction thereof.
Faculty notices and University bulletins
will gladly be published free.
Entered at tho postoftlco at Lincoln.
Nebraska, as second-class mall matter
under tho Act of Congress of March 3.
1879.
Ono Is always glad to boo a confirm
ation of his own theories. A learned
physician of the French academy says
that it is dangerous to arise immed
iately upon awakening from sleep.
That '1b just what students with eight
o'clocks believe.
common Interest in tho welfare of an
institution but It is not tho only pos
sible element nor tho strongest A
football gamo has como to be consid
ered as nn exhibition rather than a uni
versity meeting and a conyocation of
tho students, excluding tho general
public Is of far more value as a spirit
getter than an occasion on which nerv
ousness and tho desire to show off get
tho better of real sane enthusiasm.
"To the book-makers belong tho
spoils" is the thoory of some of our
educators. Among the various func
tions of a University Is that of foster
ing research work, and tho man who
is pushing his specialty by writing and
at the same time can appreciate and
help tho 1eginner is the professor in
tho truo sense of the word.
Affirmative Win.
The Studont's Debating Club was
tho Bceno of a lively debate last Sat
urday evening, tho question being
"Was the recent financial panic duo to
republican incompetency." Tho de
cision of tho judges, based up
on the debate as it was pre-
Bonted rather than by personal views,
waB given to tho affirmative by a vote
of two to one. The debaters presented
their arguments fn clear and forclful
manner and each speaker was liberally
applauded. After the debate, a heated
dlscuBBlon arose between the Demo
crots and Republicans and argumonts
and oratory was in abundance.
Tho affirmative was represented by
J. II, Morgan ond It. W. Botes, the
negatlvo by A. Johnson ond It. E.
Waldo. The judges were It. A. Spaits,
A. Q. Kazobeer and S. G. Evons. De
cision affirmative 2, negatlvo 1. The
question up for next Saturday night is
"Resolved, That tho present powers
of tho speaker of tho House of Repre
sentatives are a menace to good government."
The Harvard Medical School"
With tho completion of tho new buildings, which wcw dedicated Sep
tember 25th, 100G, this school now has facilities nnd equipment for toach
Inir and research in tho various branches of mcdlcino probably, uncqualcd
In this country. Of tho flvo buildings, four aro 'devoted entirely to lab
oratory teaching and research. Numerous, hospitals afford abundant op
portunities for clinical Instruction in medicine and surgery.
COUR8E FOR THE DEGREE OF M. D.
A four years course, open to bachelors of arts, literature, philosophy
oi science, and to persons of equivalent standing, leads to tho dogrco of M.
D. Iho studies of the fourth year aro wholly elccth'o; thoy Include labora
tory subjects, general medicine, gcnoial surgery and tho special clinical
branches. .
Tho next schbol year extends ft'om October 1, 1908, to -Juno 24, 1909.
The diploma of University of Nebraska Is accepted for admission. .
For detailed announcement and catalogue, nddress
. HARVARD MEDICAL SCHOOL, Boston, Mass.
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UNIVER8ITY BULLETIN.
Appeal to the Supreme Court.
The case that was up In the supreme
court Saturday, before Chief Justice
Hough and associate justlcos Vonrlck
and Freehs, wherein DoCay Burnett
waB appeallant, and the Union Water
Co., appellee, was decided In favor of
Tuesday, March 3.
Tuesday, March ,3.
11:00 p. m. Memorial Hall.
Convocation Judge i. C. jlungor..v
11:30 a. m Memorial Hall.
Freshman class meets.
11:30 a. m. Univorsity Ilntt 106.
Dramatic Club meets.
Thursday, March 5
11:30 a. m. Memorial Hall.
Junior Class-meets.
30 Doz. NEW 'CLUETT SHIRTS
Just in. 1 like to show and talk Cluett Shirts because
I know them to be good in quality, stylo and pattern. 1
don't have any but exclusive patterns $1.50. I Narrow
Fourinhands are the nifty shapes in neckwear this spring.
I have oodles of them at 50c.
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BUDD, $2.50 HATTER
An army automobile on Its way
from New York City to Fort Leavon
enworth, Kansas, passed through the
city yesterday and caused considerable
excitement.
Professor Montgomery of the Field
Crop department has been to the
northeast part of the state lecturing
before farmers Institutes.
HERE'S A "SNAP!" An Al foun
tain pen now, self-filling, 25 per cent
discount. Inquire at Nebraskan office.
The best place to eat in town Is at
Dons Cafe 114 So. Eleventh street.
Thero is an old and extremely ob
jectionable theory on which some stu
dent goes to school. It is "nover to let
your work interfere with your pleas
ure." This Is tho idea of the Bluffer
who from the very beginning of his
college life follows it with the strict
est care. At tho end of one semester
or two ho finds it convenient to re
malh in school without registering; in
deed it is hard to tell whether he is
even in tho university, for he divides
his time between tho library and some
of the choice resorts down town that
contribute to "good fellowship." For
tunately the career of most of such
persons is short but not short enough.
A number of such good for nothings
hanging around the campus months
without ever attending a class set a
bad example to younger students who
are apt to imagine that such actions
are consistent with good scholarship.
The students at Wisconsin get to
gether once a week to sing college
songs and develop spirit. This is done
.not, only during the football season but
at. all times regardless of what else
in going 9,. ."Athjetcis is one element
Jn UniversitySife which makes for
appellee on the grounds of appellant
not having complied with Section 142
of Nebraska Code of Civil Procedure,
in offering to pay costs to file their
amendment to their original petition.
Lawe, Grunden and Burnett were
attorneys for appellant, while Randall
and Helnke represented the appellees.
Nebraska Blue-Print.
The first of the material for tho
Nebraska Blue-Print went to tho
printers Saturday. It wll contain ar
ticles by former Nebraska men who
aro making good in tho engineering
world. 'Mr. Gibbs of Pittsburg, Camp
bell of Rock Hill, S. C, Colo and
Brown of Chicago; are among the con
tributors. The book will bo out Aprff
15 and will be the best ever gotten out
by the. engineering society.
Mpre Indiana Relics.
Mr. E. Blackman, the archaeologist
of tho Nebraska State Historical So
ciety has returned from a trip to north
west Nebraska with' several barrels
of Indian 'relics. Among them are
many excellent arrowheads and Bpeci-'
mens of stone knives and Implements.
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Try Drtlryrople's Baked Goods.
Why not take your bath at Chris
bath house, Eleventh and P streets?
Dr. Chas. Toungblut, dentist, 262
Burr Blk.
Dr. Hill, Dentist, 233 So. Eleventh.
Chapin Bros., florists, 127 So. 12th.
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