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WOMEN OBJECTED TO A8 DE
BATERS Columbia Is oposed to women on ri
val debating teams. The Cornell team
which met Columbia a Bhort time ago
had for one of its memberB a MIbs Eli
zabeth A. Cook. The Now York City
university objected to her presence;
Cornell Insisted that she keep her
place as she had won it in fair compe
tition. It was finally decided that she
sould bo allowed to debate. At the
next meeting of tho Intercollegiate
Debating League, however, Columbia
will Introduce an amendment prohibit
ing women from taking part in debates
hereafter. Just why Columbia should
take thlB stand Is interesting to con
sider. Possibly It is due to the strain
of Adam that still exists In man to
day and the consequent partiality tho
judges might show; possibly it is
because of an innate dollcacy that ob-
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jects to debating any question with
a member of the fair sex. Whatever
the reason the results are Interesting.
The woman student, with her ambition
to rival her male classmate, has re
ceived a direct set-back. Women each
year are taking a more prominent
place In the professional world, where
experience in debating is essential.
Columbia's decision, however fair and
just it may bo for the student at large,
nevertheless works a hardship for tho
sister classmate. Student World.
Engineering Lecture.
Prof. C. R. Richards of the depart
ment of Mechanical Engineering, will
deliver an Illustrated lecture on "The
Steam Turbine" In the Physical Lec
ture room at 8 o'clock Saturday even
ing, April 25. This lecture is under
the auspices of the Sigma Xi Society,
tout all students and members of trio
faculty are cordially, Inylted. .The
stibjec't should be especially Interest
ing to engineering students.
REQENT8 MEETING.
Women's Intercollegiate Athletics Are
Abolished 8chool of Pharmacy.
At the meeting of the Board of Re
gents yesterday It was decided that
all intercollegiate athletics for women
Bhould be forbidden In tho future.
Several conflicts among the faculty
have occurred on this subject in the
past and the Regents decided to put a
b top to disputes in the future.
A School of Pharmncy was estab
lished with Dr. R. A. Lyman as Dean.
Tho resignations of P. E. Denny and
F. D. Heald were accepted and Miss
Leona Walker and MIsb Amanda Beck
mann were granted a year s leave of
absence.
Tho contract was let to Campbell
for tho new Veterinarian building at
tho Farm.
The Regents also authorized the is
suance of certificates of graduation to
State Farm students and voted to give
the printing of the University calendar
to tho Journal.
Tan Oxfords, largo variety to select
from. Rogers & Perkins, 1129 O St.
Sophomore Committee.
The following are tho committee
men to collect the Cornhusker fee of
15 cents from members of the Sopho
more class:
S. A. Mahood, chairman.
Marie Barr.
Jesse Clark.
John Dirks.
L. F. Flower.
S. W. Hawkins.
H. C. La Chapelle.
Claude Mitchell.
John Hepporlen.
Josephine Huse.
Grace Kimmel. '
Carl Modesltt.
Walter Stalder.
John Trude.
Sam Slaughter.
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Tho committee will meet Monday at
1 o'clock p. m., in U. 106.
HARRY INGLES.
Y. W. C. A. Noon Meetings.
Monday Echo meeting. Myra Con
nor, leader.
Tuesday Fay Hartley.
Wednesday Praise service.
Trio Laura Rhodes, Mabel Starn,
Mildred Parks.
Violin Solo Alice Compton.
Vocal Solo Mabel Starn.
Thursday Miss VIbbard.
Friday Cascade meeting. Carrie
Schultz, leader.
UNIVER8ITY BULLETIN;
Saturday, April 25.
8:00 rp. m. Temple Theater.
Dramatic Club play.
Friday May 1.
8:00 p. m. Tho Temple.
Y. M. C. A. Minstrel.
Company B Hop.
Friday, May 8.
Sophomore Hop.
(Continued from pago 1) '
In tho first place, they are polyga
mists, many men having four wives.
A man's flrBt wife is anxious for him
to have more because, the wivep doing
all the tilling of the soil, it lessons
their labors. He buys his wives, pay
ing ton cattle each to their fathers,
and thus a man with four wives is
quite wealthy and oi good social stand
ing, and the fathers are opposed to
abolishing polygamy because they get
ten cattle each for their daughters.
Another obstacle to Christianity Is
their religion, if it may be called that,
Dr. Russol said. They have no
churches, no priests and no worship,
but believe in witchcraft and transmi
gration of souls. Their deity they call
the "Great, Great One," much as our
Indians believe in the Great Spirit
Dr. Russell, in closing, told of the
numerous wars, plagues, fevers, and
Insect pests which have swept South
Africa, making it a land "of great
wealth, great problems, and great
sorrows."
Dr. Russell speaks at the men s Y,
M. C. A. meeting at the Oliver Sun
dny afternoon and on Monday he will
give a lecturo on Soutn Africa, Illus
trated by 125 fine lantern slides.
Among tho wonders he will Bhow In
that lecture are the great VIotoria
falls, a mile broad and several hun
dred feet aigh.
Dr. David RuBsell, of Capetown,
South Africa, who spoke at special
convocation In Memorial Hall yester
day, will address the men's meeting of
tho Y. M. C. A. in the Oliver Theater
Sunday, April 26th, at 3:30 p. m. Dr.
Russell is a man of broad experience
and a strong speaker. This is the last
of the Oliver meetings for this season.
All men are urged to be present and
make this meeting a record breaker.
Dr. Russell has spoken at several of
the largest associations In the country
and as yet has never disappointed his
audiences.
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