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Wednesday, 25 Thanksgiving recess
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Thursday, 26 Wabash-Nobraska foot
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December.
Wednesday, 2 Nebraska-Carlisle foot
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Friday, 4 Officers' hop at Lincoln
hotel.
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ternity hall.
Nebraska-Illinois debate, Memorial
hall, 8 p. m.
Nebraska-Wisconsin debate1 at Madison.
Saturday, 12 Engineering, society, hop
at Fraternity hall.
January.
Friday, 8 Junior hop at Fraternity
Hall.
Saturday, 0 Sophomore hop at Lin
coln Hotel.
Friday, 15 Non-Corn Hop at Fratern
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Frldaq, 22 Senior prom at Lincoln
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February.
Friday, 5 Junior Prom at Lincoln
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tho junior two-yard lino, a lino, buSk
failed) and the Juniors, took the bali
arid puntpd out of danger. ,
Tho seniors attempted to drop kick
which failed and the junior's kicked
out from their 26'yard llno.P The sen
iors recovered the ball on tholr own
00-yard lino and never lost possession
of It until they had pushed It over
for the first touchdown. Bell punted
out to tfarrott but Wangerlcn failed
to kick goal. Scoro: Seniors, 5; jun
iors, 0.
That ended tho scoring for the first
half and apparently for the game until
Woods pulled off his sensational run
at the very close of the contest. Both
teams used sevoral substitutes In tho
second half and tho gamo was just as
fierce as before but the juniors Were
unable to overcomo tho lead which
the seniors had obtained.
Varsity Is Ready.
The varsity squad had secret prac
tice again last ovenlng nt Antelopo
park and they appear to be in tho
pink of condition for tho Wabash
gumo tomorrow. Thoy have had a
long rest since their last .hard con
test, and thoy havo not' only Improved
wonderfully In condition but have
learned several new" formations which
they will bo ablo to spring on the
"Llttlo Glhnts" in tomorrow's contest.
Coach Colo, as woll as all tho play
ers, expect a hard game and thoy are
far from being over confident as to
the outcome. The Wabash aggrega
tion are outwolghed by tho Corn
huBkors but they are touted to. bo one
of tho fastest bunches in the west and
tholr fiorco tackling, a weak point for
tho Nebraskans, haB this year been
the undoing of their opponents.
Walter Eckersall, who has officiated
in two of tholr games, says that they
havo a Btrong team ahd will give any
aggregation a hard rub.
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unteer movement. Ho is now working
among the colleges, of Nebraska and
will be rft the University of Nebraska
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ber. Wisconsin la Difficult.
Arthur Jorgonson, '08, 1b now gen
eral secretary of tho University of
Wisconsin. Ho has a particularly dif
ficult task hero as the Y. M. C. A. Is
not popular and many difficulties
must bo overcomo. Tho Y. M. C A.
at tho University of Wisconsin is
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.000,. and has every convenience for
the use of the students.
N. J. Provost, '08, was in Omaha
during the summer but is now secre
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college, South Carolina. Clemson
college is a school of about 700 stu
dents and has 254 enrolled in the
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the names of studonts who. havo more
than ordinary ability In' the subject
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Grand Rapids vetinary college loft
the school room on tho admission of
two negro students. These men had
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took the matter to the courts and the
judgo mandamusod the college and
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men on the grounds that tho Institu
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