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THIS UNIVERSITY OF NKBRASKA,
Lincoln, Nobranka.
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EDITORIAL STAFF.
Editor Victor D. Smith
Mnnaglno Editor K. P. Frederick
Atioolnte Editor Cnrl J. Lord
Attoelnto Editor T. M. Edgecombo
DU8INE88 STAFF.
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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1009.
8CRUB8-OUT!
A lack of scrubs Is reported to be
bothering the Nebraska coaches In
their work of preparation for the Don
ver game. With the coming -of Incle
ment weather Assistant Coach Harvey
finds a lack of material with which to
build up an opposition to the varsity.
This condition has bothered Nebrac
ka In the past, but it has not been a
factor so far this year. It should not
be allowed to enter at this late date.
8crubs are an absolute necessity to
the turning out of a good team. The
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Bodo, 6no which haH been too often
repeated at university nodal affaire.
It Is oaHlly said that no one was to
blame, that It was all "fun," that
ovorybody was good-natured and that
no harm was meant. All of which may
bo true; but It Is Just as true- that a
little regard for conventional custom
and some care for the personal feel
Ingri of those In charge of the dance
should have presented such action a
occurred.
University dances should bo Infor
mal, thoroughly so. Hut thoro is n
boundary lino which separates Inlor
tnallty from homothlng not to bo tie
At ((! In good society. The creation of
u mob cut of a grand march 1b a cross
ing ot tho boundary line. Friday even
ing there was no violence on the per
son of tho master of ceremonies; no
cue tried to tnko programs by force.
Hut under like conditions In tho pnst
that has beon attempted. When one
step Is taken another is near at hand,
and the only way to prevent a pos
sible scone is to keep to the strict for
mality of the occasion.
Tho master of ceremonies made a
mistnko Friday In not allowing the
distribution of programs to four per
sons Instead of two. The long line
and the prospect of a tedious wait
were some of tho things which caused
the break In tho lino. Tho break would
pre-eminent place in western football.
Hor victories woro not doubtful, but
rather of the smothering variety. In
cidentally Nebraska can claim mem
bership in the same class with Chi
cago and Wisconsin this year, If the
comparative scoroB count for anything.
Minnesota undoubtedly played hotter
ball against Chicago and Wisconsin
than ngalnst Nebraska, and tho Go
pher battlo was Nebraska's hardest
fight, ( but novertholesB tho showing Is
gratifying to CornhuBkor supporters.
The school of commerce and admin
istration at tho University of Chicago,
somotiniOB termed tho "consular"
school, though established less than
two years ago, has a faculty of twenty-nine
professors and Instructors, and
1b growing to bo recognized ns In all
etiscntlalH as truly professional as are
tho law and medical schools. While
as yet no special diploma Is given,
graduates who are candidates for U.
S. consplBhipB will be certified to the
president of the United Statea for ap
pointment. The course occupies two
years and students aro not admitted
to It until they have completed two
years of undergraduate work. The
courses are Intended, however, not
merely as preparation for tho U. S.
government sorvlce, but for the larger
foreign field In which tho great ex
porting and importing Interests of tho
country aro concorned. The demand
for young mon so equipped Is consid
erable, and the object of the school Is
to turn out mon equipped to take
chnrgo of the "foreign relations" of
largo business houses.
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varsity must have a second team upon
which to practice Its plays.
The season did not end with the
Kansas game. Nebraska still has two
worthy foes on her schedule, foes
whom she must defeat. Let the scruhs
remember these things and show up
for work when they are called. Rain,
hall, or snow should not prevent their
appearance.
probably not have occurred had tho
march been carefully planned. And
yet that Is no excuse for tho occurrence.
FAKED YARNS.
In the Sunday issue of an afternoon
newspaper there occurred a fake story
to which the Nobraskan elsewhere
calls attention as a sample of somo of
tho dope that Ib now being handed
out to tho public by certain compilers
of 'fanciful yarns. The Sunday story
waB not true, but what difference did
that make? It was something new,
something that no one had heard of
before. So what matter if It waa
without tact? The gullible public
would read and believe, and tho little
athletic editor would get tho credit
for unearthing another live one.
That Is undoubtedly tho view tho
ath. ed. took of It. Ho was probably
right In presuming that most of his
readers would swallow It whole.
Therein lies the fault. Tho publica
tion of such stories and tho accept
ance by tho unknowing public causes
more harm to legitimate enterprises
than all tho truth that could bo told
ugalnst them. The game of football
Is annually damaged nioro by faklsms
than by any other one thing. If the
ath. ed. Is seeking to kill tho gridiron
game in Nebraska, ho Is doing good
work to suit his alms. But ho claims
to be sincerely an exponent of thu
game. In that case he should forget
a few of his pipe dreams and stick to
tho facts as least once a week.
A 8TUDENT DIRECTORY.
The netjd of a student directory list
lng unlvorslty students with their ad
drosses and 'phone numbers Is so ap
parent that It Is almost unnecessary
to call attention to It. The university
Y. M. C. A. has In tho past under
taken this work and Is doing bo UiIb
year. Their directory, however, 1b not
ready for publication until nearly tho
Christmas vacation, and such a book
is of most value earlier In the term.
It would seem possible to got out a
rollablo directory in much less time,
surely by November 1 of each year.
If necesasry tho price of tho book
could bo advanced to twice or three
tlmos its proBent cost, and yet It
would sell rapidly. A directory Is a
necessity and tho Y. M. C. A. or some
other organization should see to it
that tho university is not loft with
out one until so lato a date.
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Refitting and All Kinks of Altering
Particular attention to ladies
work and uniforms.
GOOD MANNERS?
No one present at the junior hop at
tho Lincoln Friday econlng should
have come away without a sense of
shame at tho manner in which the
students there behaved. The rush for
programs and tho breaking up of tho
grand march was a disgraceful opl-
MINNESOTA THE VICTOR.
Ah prophesied by tho gridiron dopo-
"kters early last weok, Minnesota won
from Wisconsin Saturday and thereby
captured tho undisputed tltlo to tho
western conference championship.
Tho Gophers beat the Badgers by a
score of 34 to G, clearly demonstrat
ing their superiority to anything
which tho Wisconsin team could offer.
The results of Minnesota's victory
are not all shown by tho simple state
ment of her winning tho champion
ship. Tho scores by which sho won
tell a remarkable talo of athletic
prowess. Chicago was beaten 20 to G
with ono star, Johnson, out of tho
game. McGovern, the leading man on
tho Gopher team, as well as Johnson,
was out of last Saturday's gamo, and
still the score was 34 to, 6. In the
Nebraska gamo, Minnesqta played
without Pickering, the score there be
ing 14 to 0, the smallest of tho three.
Minnesota's winning of tho cham
pionship by these .scores glvos hpr a
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November.
1G, Tuesday, 7 a. in., Memorial Hall
Freshman mass meeting.
16, Tuesday, 11 a. m., Memorial Hall
Convocation. Prof. Guernsey
Jones, "A Visit to tho Homo of
John Dunyan."
1G, TuoBday, 11 a. m., U106 Sopho
moro informal committee.
16, Tuesday, N2 Forestry Club. Pro-
fesBor Condra.
17, Wednesday, 7 p. m., U112 Senior
prom committee.
17, Wednesday, Chom. Lecturo Room
Chemistry Club meets.
19, Friday, 8:30 p. m., Fraternity Hall
Engineers nop.
19, Friday, 7 p. m., Memorial Hall
Freshman mass meeting.
20, Saturday Denver University vs.
Nebraska, at Denver.
20, Saturday, 8 p. m., Temple Y. W.
Y. M. social.
24, Wednesday, 6 p. m. Thanksgiving
recosB begins.
25, Thursday, Nebraska Field HaBkell
Indians vs. Nebraska.
30, Tuesday, 8 a. m. Thanksgiving re
cess ends;
December.
4, Saturday, Fraternity Hall Fo'rost
Club hop.
10, Friday, 8 p. m., Memorial Hall
Nebraska-Minnesota debate "In
come Tax Question."
10, Friday, 8 p. m., Memorial Hall .
Nebraska-Minnesota debate. Tho
Income Tax Question.
17, Friday, 6 p. m. Christmas vacation
begins.
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