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The Daily Nebraskan
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THE UNIVERSITY OP . NEBRASKA,
Lincoln, Nebraska.
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FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 1910.
"When you hoar tho sounds of tho
conservatory through tho opon win
1owb, whon tho professor's volco
sooms to co mo from away off across
tho campus, whon you walco with a.
cholto aftor a prolongod snoro to find
that tho clasB is ovor you aro a vie
tlm to "spring fovor." U'b horo.
Thrco track moots In tho noxr
month Is tho program for tho Corn
huskors. With tho first of theso moots
llttlo moro than a wook distant tho
followors of Nebraska athlotlcs aro
awaro that wo aro not dead yot. Any
how wo havo a fighting chanco.
Every onco In a whllo somo student
-with a bad attack of tho "grouch"
soquontly tho columns of tho Forum
will horoaftor bo opon- only to
BIQNED nrtlclos.
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The Forum
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Editor of Nebraskan: In looking
ovor Thursday's paper I noticed In
tho Forum an article signed "A Stu
dont." Whother tho student lntondod this
articlo as a rap on tho dean of pur
law school I do not know, yot It is
capablo of that interpretation. As for
myself I fool that I am warranted In
making tho aBSortlon that in this uni
versity I havo not mot ono who is a
bettor disciplinarian than. Dean Hast
ings. As that acquaintance of his stu
dents with him becomes closer so does
tho students' respect for him increase.
Thatboan Hastings bns control ovor
tho law students is a fact which I in
vito you (tho nnonymous writer of
Thursday) to openly question.
In tho articlo you ask, "Shall wo
blamo tho dean for certain actions on
tho part of tho boys, 'who will do any
thing that tho dean requests'? For it
muBt bo with his approval that tho all
obodlont laws so often forco classes IiTl
main hall to stop their recitations un
til tho laws havo satisfied tholr 'lung
power.' " ,
Now I aBsumo you know that pub-
about $130,000, part for tho building
of tho filtration plant, and part for de
fraying tho oxpenses Incurred by stu
dents on account of sickness during
tho opidemic.
Rennselaer Polytechnic Institute,
commencing Sept. 1, 1010, will accept
certificates in tho subjects of tho first
two years, except difforontial and In
tegral calculus, from a graduate of
high standing of ono of tho higher in
stitutions of learning of this country.
Heretofore examination was required
boforo crodit would bo given.
Virginia's baseball captain, Pearson,
has resigned and Plckford has been
chosen to tako his place. Pearson was
ono of tho mainstays of tho Virginia
toam, having caught on It tho last two
years. His resignation wqb mado bo
causo his laboratory work In chomis
try, In which ho Is specializing, de
manded too much of his time, and ho
felt that tho captain should givo moro
attention to tho nlno. Captain Plck
ford has boon a member of tho squad
for two yoars. Last year ho began the
season as an outfloldor, but was later
moved to second base, whero ho fin
lBhod the yeas as a star performer.
New Spring Hats Now Ready
Special Sale of
regular $2.50
Hats at $1.90
all styles.
Palace Clothing Co.
1419 O Street
A group of studontB at Missouri re
buked a fusser recently by placing hiB
trunk on tho porch of the object of
hlB affections.
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$2.50 Shoes
MEN'S AND WOMEN'S.
Not "cheap" shoes but
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Boys downstairs.
BUDD
1415 O St.
dsays something not entirely compll--jnontary.
about tho 4oyaltyot tho-stu--lonts
at Nebraska. Again wo wish to
point to tho Cornhuskor Club at Mich
igan. If tho students don't show loy
alty at every opportunity whllo in tho
university thoy at least know how to
show it whon away. Wo refrain from
quoting tho old ono about "Absonco,"
etc., etc.
Tho Nebraska State Journal In its
lssuo or yoBtorday reforred to tho stu
dents as "futuro mouldorB of social
statuary who are now In training on
tho various campuses." Not a bad
Idea.
8IQNATURE8.
Some slight misconception seoms to
bo abroad as to tho rulo In forco in
regard to signatures on articles which
are published in the Forum. The
Dally NebraBkan does not like to poso
as tyrannical or even sera I-tyrann leal
'but wo must insist upon publishing
signatures to all articles sent in for
publication in tho Forum.
There is method in this madness.
In the past, since the institution of the
Forum, articles havo been published
signed "A Student," or with tho in
itials o( the student, but In these
cases the signature has been left with
the Daily Nebraskan.
Now we believe that any student
"who has an opinion to express ought.
to bo willing to take the responsibil
ity for it In the next place, in a con
trdvefsy it Is hardly, fair to any dis
putant to bo unaware of tho namo of
Ills opponent
The Dally Nebraskan has from time
. te time received communications
.which, teihee the name of their author
was not disclosed, it has refused to
print 'T$e opinion of "A Senior," "A
-StudeBt" or "A Professor' is of little
value. It Is the opinion of the parties
nlar student or professor that gives it
weight: with the student body, Con-
He carriers, such as railways, steam
ships, etc., havo vorygreatL-controL
oyer their omployos, and also that
through carelessness of employes tho
death or Injury of a passenger often
occurs. Now upon your theory this Is
sanctioned and approved of by tho
higher officers of tho company, for
havo not thoy" control ovor tho serv
ants of their corporation?
That generals; like Washington, Na
poleon, etc., had control ovor and had
earned the respect of their mon is a
fact that muBt bo admitted, yet somo
of tho unlawful acts of theso soldiers
I supposo you would say wore ap
proved of by tho generals, for tho rea
son that tho mon aro under military
discipline whiph is surely just as com
plete as any control that one man can
gain over another.
And so I could go on Indefinitely
citing examples If I cared to consume
the spaed. You speak of going to the
dean with your requests. I would ad
vise you to do so, for I think that you
could spend tlmo to no greater advan
tage than to gain an acquaintance
with Judge Hastings. And would you
please bo do, kind as to give your
name, Wb of the law school might bo
greatly benefited if we were to havo
somo known student poso for us
as a model of behavior and an ideal
of deportment $
But unless you desglnato in somo
other mannor who you are, we must
much to our sorrow bo deprived of
those benefits.
B. D. TRUMP.
NEVER KNOW if
you NEVER TRY
Whon you want to got Cloanlnir and Pressing
dono by band and not by machlnory bring,
your clotboa to
JOE The Tailor
who Is also a Specialist on altering and rt fitt
ing your clotLoB up-to-dato.
Special attention to Ladie'a
work and Uniforms.
UPSTAIRS, 1328 O ST. LINCOLN
University Bulletin
In contract to tho Tall Men's Club
of Missouri, a Brevity Club has been
organized at Kentucky State Univer
sity. Those under five feet in height
are eligible for membership.
$50,000 is promised to Cornell by
Andrew Carnegie toovorthe expense
of enlarging Morse Hall, the chemical
laboratory. This is not Mr.. Carnegie's
first gift At tho time of the typhoid
fever epidemic at Othaca he gave
MARCH.
4, Friday, 5 p. m. Convocation. Prof.
Grummann. "Efficiency In Educa
tion." 5, Saturday Y M. C. A. social.
8, TuesdayConvocation. Prof. J. T.
Loob. "The Passion Play pi Obor-
Ammergau." Illustrated.
10, Thursday -r- Convocation. Musical
Program.
11, Friday Vesper services. Memo
rial Hall. University Chorus.
11, Friday, Bp. m. Special convoca
tion. Prof.. H. W. Cnldwoll.
12, Saturday Freshman law hop.
12, Saturday, 8:30 p. m. Non-com hop,
Fraternity hall.
15, Tuesday Convocation. Prof. 0,'E.
Condra. "State and National Con
servation." Illustrated,
17, Thursday--MuBical program. Con
vocation. 18, Friday, 5 p. m. Special convoca
tion. Prof. W. L, Stephens, 'supeft
intendent Lincoln schools.
25, Friday, 5 p. m. Convocation.
Prof. G. W. A. Lucky. "Shall. Or
ganlzed Play Be Made a Part of
the Public School Curriculum?'.'
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