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Managlno Editor.. K. P. Frederick
Awooiato Editor..... r- Carl J. Lord
AUocUto Editor T. M. Edflecomba
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THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1,910.
BUPPORT HOME GAMES.
Tho first bn8kotball gnmoa of tho
championship acrloB will bo played in
tho armory Friday and Saturday of
this wcok. Thoao ga,mos may or may
not glvo Nebraska a good start to
wards securing tho "Missouri Valloy
honors. By winning thorn tho Corn
huskors will wlpo away tho sting of
tho Kansas prollmlnary dofoats as
woll.
Captain Perry and his mon aro bus
ily nt work, doing their utmost to put
forth a couplo of wlnnorB this wook.
Tho student body should do Its part
as well. Tho attondanco should ho
Raincoats $7.95
largo on both occasions and tho root
ing should bo enthusiastic.
COMMITTEEaTOO BQ.
Tho ovldonco of recent class affairs
has shown a Bteady tendency on tho
part of clasB presidents to appoint
largo committees for various pur
poses. Tho largo commltteo idoa has
beon growing during tho pnst two
years, and nlmost withoout oxccptlon
this year's committees, especially tho
danco committees, aro' larger thail
those of last year.
Whllo It Is of courso admlttod that
class presidents imiBt havo somo
moans of rewarding voto-gottors it
-jvould-scom that-somo system m i gh t - j
bo ndopted whoroby tho politicians
could bq plucatod without putting in
Jeopardy tho finances of overy party
tho class may chooso to give. A com
mltteo of ton, twolvo, or fourtoon on
' a single dance Is absurd. In such
cases threo or four, or oven less, do
tho work. Tho rest of tho committee
seii thelrnames -in print- onco or
twice, and, what is much more Im
portant, gnin admission to tho danco
" by a -complimentary ticket. Whilo
such privileges aro comforting to tho
vanity and pockotbooks of tho indi
viduals concerned, It Is an oxtRomoly
worrisome , matter for tho chairman
, and ono likely to rosult in a balanco
on tho 'wrong side of tho ledger.
Five or seven la a sufficiently largo
committee for any university hop. Ap
polntments in excess of that number
merely Indicate a trading of compli
mentary tickets- for votes. The .trade
may not bo made directly, but tho
process amounts to tho Bamo thing.
Thoro is a striking need, Ii?.clas8' af
fairs of fewer compllmentarloB, small
er committees, and consequently moro
efficient' administration.
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S8TUDENT8 AMD' THE 8TATE.
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tTho relation of university students.
tqSthe state, as developed by Alex-
ndrJ6hnson, in his convocation ad
dress, Is' something which those who
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riy think "df.. Ono of tho first
of an American public
was Thomas Jefferson.
iiv statesman was influ-
Jl by a spirit of 'public
hen ho bognn tho agi-
of. Btato universities.
education by tho Btato
is expected that tho Btato
wouldroap matorial gain for all that
it invested in tho ontorprlno. Ho "ex
pected that tho improved charnctor of
tho stato oloctorato would result in
hotter govornmont. His anticipations
havo undoubtedly bcon realized to a
largo dogreo; whothervo as groat an
oxtont as ho would wish, considering
tho vast work of tho stato schools, is
not cortnln.
Undoubtedly at tho present tlmo
tho stato is helping to a high degree
of education many mon Avho novor re
turn anything for tho vnluo which
thoy havo received.. It 1b an unquos
tlonod fact that thoro aro largo num
bers of university graduates who
novor think of owing anything to tho
Btato for tholr education. It 1b this
class of men who aro tho mark of Dr.
Johnson's criticism. Thoy aro mon
frequently of selfish Interests, care
less of tho public good. It Is Dr. John
son's appeal that anothor gonoratlon
shall boo lesB of them among state
unlvorBlty graduates. JVhether or not
ho will bo favorably answered rests
with tho men who aro just now con-
line
trnctlng tho oducatlon dobt from tho
stato. Will tho dobt bo paid?
"I WANT TO KNOW."
" Elbort Hubbrird whlld on hla travols
through tho "show mo" stnto says that
ho mot with an old lady who upon
hearing a bit of news from tho outside
world, nppeared to grow younger.
Hubbard says that whllo speaking to
hor, 8ho was all attontlon, soomlngly
hanging upon ovory word, and when
ho hnd-dowoT" her only remark was,
"Well! Woll! I want to know!"'
This old lady expressed a motto
that all students could aptly adopt If
carried into effect it would romovo tho
- eter
nal-queet-for-creditT-taktrtho hum-
drum out of collogo life and load stu
dents to the clnss room because they
wanted to know. Every laboratory
would chango into a placo of pleasure;
ovory clasB period would bo made a
pastlmo; eyory duty, however heavy,
would bo done dally by tho earnest
student, who wanted to know.
Tho desire to know is-tho fundamental-
elomont in mental growth. Wo
cannot hopo to attain tho heights of
education until w pursue our collogo
courses because wo want to know.'
Moreover tho results of practicing this
motto aro cumulative; wo got a, smell,
then a taBto, then an appetite. And
tho best of all is thoro is no limit to
tho one. who wants to know; tho pur
suit nover errnwn nlri; lr jnnr CnAo nn
and on. Knowledge, like tho sea, has
no end. Dally Iowan.
" THE WEEK'S ORPHEUM.
With tho addition Tuesday night of
a dolayed headlinor, this week's Or
pheura bill ranks woll among tho
show8'that tho vaudeville' 'houBo has
been offering this. fait. Ono number,
tho Barnes and Crawford skit, is dis
tinguished for its "off-color" touches.
which are worso than anything 'the
Orphoum has had In somo tlmo. T
skit is net eVem'' clovor and snoiW
blllotherwlse.'good. .itfflBBfc
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somo good stunts. McConnell and
SlmpBon are good. MIbs McCbnnoll
does somo clover work and her part
nor 1b not Blow. The Aldoans play a
mixed stunt, closing with novel oquili
bristle acts. Frauleln Katchon Lot
sott and her pigeons and dogs drew
applause Tho Ballorinl animal act,
IncloBing. tho bill, bIiowb sovoral dogs
and a cat in somo hard acrobatic
stunts. Tho Dancing Bugs" do some
clovor dancing, all of tho four bolng
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KAPPA GIRLS LOSE DIARIES.
Three Sorority Girls' Dread Secrets
Will Be Revealed.
Three young women of the Unlvor
Blty of Missouri who live at tho Kappa
Kappa Gamma house aro In constant
terror that their heart secrets will bo
spread broadcast.
When tho glrJs roturnod to tho houao
after tho Christmas vacation tholr
Dlnrics wero missing from their
rooms. At flrBt thoy thought somo of
tho other girls in tho houBo had taken
tho rocords as a Joke. But when days'
went by and no traco of tho misslngy
books wero found, tho matter aasumoa
a moro serious aspect In tholr minds.
Now thoy suspect that a thlof 'of,
romantic tendencies ontered thohouso
in tho holidays. Nothing olso was
mlsBlng, although valuable lay in easy
reach.
During my "Rampant
Sale." This price it
about one-half that
of regular clothing
llnrt rtrt this antnn
BUDD
of good.. (415 O St.
NEVER KNOW ifi
you NEVER TRY
When you want to Kot Cleaning nnd Pressing
ilono by hnnd nnd not by macblnory bring
your clothuH to
JOE The Tailor
who la nlBo'ft SpoclnllBt on filtering nnU'rofltt
lng your clotLea up-to-dnto.
Special attention to Lndio'
work and Uniforms.
UPSTAIRS, 1328 O ST. LINCOLN
University Bulletin
January.
20, Thursday, 11 a. m., U112 Junior
Prom Committee.
20, Thursday, 11:30 a. m. Freshman
class moots.
2Q,-ThurfldayCoavocatlon.. Unlversk.
ty Chord's and Soloists. Selec
tions from "FauBt."
20, JThursdayT 1130-ar-m.jMomprial
'Hall Freshman class moots.
21, Friday, 5 p. m., Memorial Hall
Senior class meets. -v
21, Friday, Fraternity hall. Sopho-
moro Informal.
21-22, Friday and Saturday: Baskot-
hall. Armorvr Nohraska-Amos.
Informal danco Saturday.
28-29, Friday and Saturday. Basket
ball. Nebraska vs. Drako. Infor
mal Saturday.
February.
4, Friday Junior prom.
6, Saturday, 8 p. ra. Initor-frat meet.
8, Tuesday, Templo play try-outs.
1910, Wednesday and Thursday Bas
ketball, Nebraska-Drake, at Dos
, Molnos.
Friday, 8 p. m. Non-frat meet.
Monday; 8 p! m., Armory Basket-
hall. Missouri vs. Nebraska.
11-12, Friday and. Saturday-rNbbras-f
ka-Ames, at Ames. Basketball.
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Febr. 5Inter-Frat
Febr. 11 Non-Frat
Febr. 15--Barb-Frat
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