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The Daily Nebraskan
THE) PROPEtflTY OP
TUB UNIVERSITY OP NEBRASKA,
Lincoln, NobraMtA.
BY THE STUDENT PUD. BOARD.
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Editor v...1. Victor B. Smith
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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY ID 1910
REQENT8 SHOULD ACT.
Tho nnlvoralty regents HhpuUl not
long tloltiy action on tho proposed
campus oxtonsion. TJioro hns noon
tnlk of nn cnlnrgod enmpus nt sundry
timea during tho pnat ton yews. At
tho prcBont tlmo tho agitation hna
renchod n moro doflntto point than In
any previous year. Tho only thing
now delaying tho preparation of plana
for a propoaed- now campus Is the 'do-
termination by tho board of tho di--,
rcction of tho oxtonsion. This tho
board should ioso no time In docidlng.
Tho matter is one of primo impor
tance, of great Interest to citizens
all ovor tho stnto as "well as to Lin
coln roBldents and university studonts.
NEW DEBATE CLUB.
A now dobatlng club is to bo or
ganized ' tonight, composed largoly of
studonta who havo alroady had somo
oxporionco In public speaking; That
thoro Is an opening for bucIi a club
Is'vldont and It Is to bo hoped that
tho now clu"b will recolvo all support
necessary to make it n buccobb from
tho start.
Tho club, according to tho plans of
Its promoters, will Infringe on nolthcr
tho'prosont Students Debuting Club
or tho debating fraternity of Phi
Alpha Tau. It will occupy a field dis
tinct from either of thoso and ono
which Nebraska has not yet devel
oped. At sovoral othor universities
tho society or olub plan of developing
debaters for tho Intercolloglato teams
- has-been found to bo successful. Somo
- of tho schools "which havo 'boon "wln
' nlng from Nebraska In tho Central
'. DQbatlnELeagpj?, Jxo. adopted, this
plan and It has been successful
against tho unorganized methods hero
pursued.
Unquestionably Nebraska has not
been meeting recently with tho sue
cesswhlch eho' should havo In de
bate. Her representatives have been
defeated In threo our of four contests
during tho past two years. Thnt Is a
record-whlch no school should conn-
tnanoe-rwlthoutfltfenuous efforts to
yecqvor tho lost ground. Thoro was
a time, u few years ago when Nebras-
j ka ranked at th,(j top, of tho list In
tho west. Since tho formation of the
debating Joaguo and tho development
of organized debatlng-at other schools,
sho has fallen behind. The fault haB
. largely been that the othor schools
developed their methods progressive-
ly, Nebraska had tho sTart 'in tho
movement, but sho has remained, sta
tionary. Tho recent series pt defeats.
should cause new efforts for a better
sobeme of developing tho intercollegi
ate speakers. The now club Is a first
Cluett Shirts $1
FAUST
UNI CHORUS
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Blop.ln 1Mb direction nnd, It mny boIvc
tho tiimcuity.
COLE ANOTHER YEAR.
Coach "King" Colo has again been
oloctod -to train tho Cornhuakor foot
ball team In tho art of gridiron war
furtf. Following a lengthy discussion
by students and othcrsV of the. com
parative merits ' or various conches,
tho nthlotia board lias voicod its con
fldouco In tho ox-Michigan man by a
unanimous voto. Tho Ibbuo is now up
to Colo and It Is understood that he
will accopt the tender of his old posi
tion. With tho election by, the board, tho
conch question Is scCtled, and thoro
should bo nono who will not so regard
It. Thoro woro undoubtedly a num
ber of studonts who had preferences
for other men than Cole as tho 1010
football teacher. There was also n
strong organization of outsiders work
ing agalnBt tho re-olectlon of Colo,
those men -being opposed to his se
lection partly becauso of Colo's fatluro
to put forth a championship team In
1909, and partly becauso thoy speci
fically deslrod anothor man for tho
place.
Dospito tho antl-Colc Influences, the
board picked him from n sqund of fif
teen ns tho best man for tho place. It
considered that ho was tho best coach
to bo obtained and it believed him cap
able of turning out a good team if the
right kind ot. material woro forth-
During my Rampant
Sale-all classy $1.50
and $2.00 Cluett
coat shirts fall patterns.
coming. Tho board was undoubtedly
Interested In tho conch question
moro so .probably thnn any other group
of persons. The tnombera have not
acted hastily and tholr judgment
should bo accepted. Thoso who op
posed Colo should realize that tho
best authority has considered him tho
man for tho place. They should fur
ther recognlzo that falr-plny demands
thnt Colo bo given firm support nnd
havo a chanco to do his best noxt fall.
Thoso who point to tho"1909 fiasco ns
an evidence of Colo's Unfitness as a
coach1 should look baqk alBo to 1907,
when ho gavo tho CornhuBkers n
championship team. Thoy should re
mombdr oIbo 1908, when it Is con
ceded that a .schedule of undue sever
ity was tho only thing to prevent a
llko result. Further, In vlowlng tho
1909 season, thoy should recollect the
pessimism which hung nbout athletic,
affairs during the first 'two we"oks of
practice. At that time thoro was a
striking Jadcot-jnaterlttl evident and
few oxpected anything llko a good
showing for tho season. Then came
the Minnesota gome and Cornhuskor
stock went soaring. In tho slump
which followed,, whon the first proph
ecies began to come true, tho team
nnd Colo were measured not by tholr
work early In tho year, which was the
real indicator, but by the phenomonal
battlo at Omaha. Tholr backers wero
- kUsappoln
raised to a .high pitch, and tho con
frast was responsible for much of tho
later agitation.
If Cole accepts 'the position tendered
him, his past work should bo romom
bered as. a whole, not merely the un
favorable parte of It. Ho should not
bo hampered with a lack of support
IWthor his doubters should glvo him
additional aid in order that if ho does
fall they .may not themselves share
the "blame, - ..
But with the right sort of support,
and with good material, Cole will not
fall:. 5
THURSDA Y
Y. W. C. A. Noon Leaders;
Monday, J. L. DerKindore. n
Tuesday, Clara Plorson.
Wednesday, Miss Wolpton.
Thursday, OHvo Monn.
Friday, Mrs. T. F. A. Williams.
Tho Wednesday. mooting vlll bo of
especial Interest ns Miss Wolpton Is a
missionary JuBt roturned from India,
SOPHOMORE INFORMAL FRIDAY.
Small Crowd Expected at Hop to be
Held at Fraternity Hall.
A considerable difference will bo
ovldont botweon tho condition pro
vailing at tho freshman hop last Sat
urday and thajt at tho, sophomore In
formal next Friday, If tho ostlmateB
of Chairman Clark of tho lattor dance
nro worth anything. Chairman Clark
says that tho sale of tickets indicates
that tho crowd is going to bo small.
Whllo ho Ib worrying somewhat qvor
tho financial success of tho danco, ho
is on tho othor hand glad that tho floor
will not bo so overcrowded as to bo
uncomfortablo for pleasant dancing.
P. D. Roon Is master of ceremonies
of tho danco and tho following aro op
tho commltteo: J. D.-Pomorono, Q. C.
Flack, W. L. Davis, K. F. Warner, B.
F. Frolden, Marguerite Kllnkor, Mil
dred Bovlns, Graco Holman, Martha
Doll and Irma Herman. Dr. and Mrs.
Condra, Professor and Mtb. Conant,
and Miss Mary Graham will chnper
ono tho hop.
BUDD
1415 O St.
NEVER KNOW if
you NEVER TRY
When yon want to'Rot Cloanlnpc and Pressing
dono by hand and not by macblnory bring
your olothos to
JOE The Tailor
who InalBO a Specialist on altering and refitt
ing yonr clotLco up-to-dato. t
Special attention to Ladle's
work and Uniform.
UPSTAIRS, 1328 O S.T. LINCOLN
University Bulletin
January.
19, Wednesday, 7:30 p. m Temple
Unlvorslty Republican club.
19, "Wednesday, TVlvtrn., Debate
Squad room Organization or now
dqbatlng-club. ,., ., .,; . u
20, Thursday, 11 a. m., U112--JunIor
Prom Commltteo.
20, Thursday, 11:30 a. m. Freshman
class meets.
20, Thursday, Convocation. Universi
ty Chorus and Soloists. Selec
tions from "Faust"
21, Friday, Fraternity hall. . Sopho
more Informal.
82,""Friday and Saturday Buskutr
ball, Armory. ' Nebraska-Ames.
Informal dance Saturday.
28-29, Friday and Saturday. Basket
' ball. Nebraska vs. Drako. Inform
inal Saturday.
,,' February.
4, Friday Junior prom.
-5, Friday and Saturday Nebraska
Minnesota. Baskotball. Armoryi
8, Tuesday, Temple, play try-outs.
9-10, Wednesday and Thursday Baa-
kotbalh Nobraska-Drako, at Des
Moines. -.
11-12, Friday and Saturday Nebras-
'Ita-Amea, at Ames. Basketball. '
Fresh Arrival
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INDOOR ATHLETICS
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that Satisfaction will result if
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Ice Cream, and Punches, at
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We make Our Own Candies!
LINCOLN DANCING ACADEMY
Lincoln's "Select Dancing School" 1m rooof1
AUTO 4477 C E, BULLARD. U. of N. '02, Manager dell A13U
SOCIALS Fridays 8 to 12 P. M. CLASSES Wed, and Sat. 8 to J I P. M.
Saturday Nlgbt Fancy Dances and Social. University Night, University Orchestra
Best Orchestra furnished for parties, etc. Rates Right.
Satisfaction Guaranteed. New Term Just Sterling,"
ENROLL AT ONCE. WE LEAD OTHERS FOLLOW.
SPECIAL RATE TO STUDENTS
Sophomore IiAformetl
January 21
Walt's Orchestra
Lincoln
Junior
Walt's Full Orchestra
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