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The Daily Nebraskan
THE PROPERTY OF
TUB UNIVHUSITy OP NEDUASkA,
Lincoln, Nebraska.
Published by -.
THE STUDENT PUBLICATION BOARD
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EDITORIAL STAFF.
Editor K. P. Frederick
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SATURDAY, MARCH G, 1910.
MORE ON 8IQNATURE8.
In addition to sovoral unsigned com
munlcatlons for tho Forum, tho Dally
NobraBknn has ono Blgnod "I. M. A.
'lUBkor." Ab tho unlvoralty authori
ties havo bo far boon unablo to locato
Mr. Huskor, wo roquoBt that ho loavo
his fllgnaturp at tho ofllco. Wo will
thon gladly publish his communica
tion. THE GOAD.
"When tho flvo-to-ono report waB cir
culated in regard to tho comparative
dollnquoncy of tho men and women
students wo began to foar that thoro
might bo Bomothlng wrong with tho
montal capacity of tho Btrongor box.
But, according to tho roporta given
Ditch that Old Hat Put on DM Ml
a New Spring Lid for $2.50 !?." Jf
out yCBtorday, tho goad applied in the
right spot will mako tho laziest of
thorn work or got out. In other
jwpruX tho mon o tho unteorjlty oxo.
Just two and throe-tenths hotter Btu
donts than tho previous roport gavo
thorn credit for bolng. An advanco of
two and sovon-tonths noxt year and
tho standing of tho men and women of
tho unlvorslty will bo tho same. Tho
problem Is solved. Long llvo tho goad.
FRYING.
Flying Is a flno art or science
which? Anyhow It will bo flylngr-Ne-"braska
will organize an aero club and
assume a position on an oquallty with
tho other colleges of tho United States.
Incidentally tho mombors will rlso
at sovon, roll tho machine out of Its
saragb on tho roof, oil it carefully
while munching hot, cages, throw in a
jioto-book or two and sail away over
tho foggy gray stroots of Lincoln, over
tho tops of tho tall buildings, to tho
university. No moro stumbling along
half-paved Twelfth street, no moro
wading through snow that is never
cleared from tho streota, no moro
slipping on ico that forms tho winter
coating of tho Lincoln sidewalks, no
moro waiting for a car that won't como
bocauso of tho Jntorvontion of an ex
ceptionally heavy due. These aro only
eomo of tho moro practical advant
ages which will bo derived from tho
popularizing oflhjs science at No
hraska. Tho ethical sido may bo left
to tho dreams that como with tho sun
set and tho soft summer breezes.
' A 8LIDING POLICY,
Tho American peoplo has been
Called a de-civilized pooplo that Is,
one which lives off tho accomplish
ments Qf others. There is much truth
In the statement, Tho, average Ameri
can is only too willing to accept the
benefits of past civilizations without
trying to do sompthlng through his
own efforts. Ho thinks everything
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should conio easily. Hd doesn't care
how thoroughly things aro dono just
bo they not a roturn and a speody one.
DoubtlcBS tho great wastofulness of
tho American people Is duo to this
sliding policy. Tho nvorago business
man takes tho easlOBt path, rogardlo&s
of tho fact of Its being oconomlcal or
not. Ho accepts all inventions and
tested mothodB, off hand, and doesn't
oxort himself enough to apply thorn in
a thrifty way.
Tho "Blido through" mothod Is ox
tromoly popular In school Hfo. Tho
average student takes flno libraries,
good Instructors and useful laborato
ries as matters of course Ho forgots
that all theso requisites for education
havo cost much toil and effort. Ho
trios, systematically, to got as many
of tho high points of education with
out going down to tho fundamental
truths. Ho has reduced loafing to a
system. In short, ho roads tho oaBy
headlines of Hfo without any fair
knowlcdgo of tho real contents of tho
paper.
It Ib tlmo for tho American pooplo
to wako up and develop its own form
of civilization. It is tlmo that tho
educatod man, through tho universi
ties, wako up tho American people.
Count of laps was Jugglod In tho two
mllo raco at tho Illinois-Chicago moot
Spturday night to tho oxtont that both
teams claim first place.
AERO CLUB CERTAIN
Students Will Begin to "Fly" Tuesday.
Tho plana dlaclosed yesterday re
garding tho formation of an aero club
at tho university aro assuming doflnito
proportions. Tho first meting to form
tho club will bo hold Tuosday morn
ing at 11:30. At this tlmo tho organ
ization of tho club and Its alms and
purposes In tho unlvorslty will bo dis
cussed. All university mon interested,
in "flying" of any sort aro requested
to bo present.
The Forum
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Daily Nebraskan: I notice that tho
senior debating team has boon
"picked" by .tho commlttco and also
that tho senior class is lacking In its
interest in intor-class debates. Must
tho class "swallow" all that?
Thoso debates wore Instituted a year
ago to dovelop class spirit, to oxtond
class affairs outsldo of athlotlcs and
togivo all colleges a chanco to par
ticipate. Tho movement Is a good ono and it
seems hardly reasonable that tho
senior class should bo tho first to lose
lntorest. Perhaps tho class is to
blarao, but I venture to remark that
tho uso of a little printer's Ink would
havo gone a long way toward arous
ing "Interest." Instead, tho only pub
lic notice wo aro given Is that the
team has boon "picked."
Without wishing to catu any reflec
tion on tho team, 1 would like to call
attention to tho .fact that oxecutlvo
committee work is becoming entirely
too great a" factor In unlvorslty affairs,
and would suggest as a remedy that
classes requlro moro frequent reports
from their committees and incident
ally that class meetings bo held
oftener. l
M. J. HUGHES'.
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MEMORIAL HALL 6
FENCING A88N. BEGIN8 WORK
New Organization to Be Revived at
University.
At a roccnt mooting of tho officers
of tho fencing association thoy decided
to begin work at once. Tho fencing
association is a now organization, be
ing organized last sompster. Owing
to advorso circumstances for continu
ing tho work of tho association, it was
dropped soon aftor tho organization
was offocted. With tho approval of
tho lntor-colloglato gymnastic meots
tho importanco of tho work is forced
to tho attention of all thoso who arc
interested in such contests. This
year foncing will bo ono of tho events
In tho lntor-colloglato moots. While
foncing has not been given any prom
inence in tho athletic life of Nebraska,
'It Is hoped by tho officers of tho asso
ciation that enough interest may bo
aroused to develop an efflciont team.
L. E. Morgan Is president of tho asso
ciation and Plasters and Woods aro
captains. Any who wish to Join the
association may apply to any of thoso
for momborship. Tho first practice
will bo hold in tho armory at 11:00
on Tuesday.
A gold watch was presontod to
Track Coach Gill at tho meot with
Chicago Saturday night. Ono thou
sand students subscribed ten cents
for it.
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University Bulletin
MARCH.
5, Saturday Y. M. C. A. Boclal.
8, Tuosday Convocation. Prof. J, T.
Lops. "Tho Passion Play of Obor
Ammergau." Illustrated.
8, Tuesday, 11:30 a. m.- Meeting of
Aoro Club.
9, 'Wednesday, 8 p. m., Momorlal Hall
Junior-senior debate. "County
Option."
10, Thursday Convocation. Musical
Program.
11, Friday Vesper services. Memo
rial Hall. University Chorus.
11, Friday, 5 p. m. Special convoca
tion. Prof. H. W. Caldwoll.
12, Saturday Freshman law hop.
12, Saturday, 8:30 p. m. Non-com hop,
Fraternity hall.
15, Tuesday Convocation. Prof. Q. B.
Condra. "State and National Con
servation." Illustrated.
17, Thursday Musical program. Con
vocation.
18, Friday, 5 p. m. Special convoca
tion. Prof. W. L. -Stephens, super
lntendent Lincoln schools.
25, Friday, 5 p. m. Convocation.
Prof. Q, W. A. Lucky. "Shall Or
. ganlzed Play Bo Made a Part of
tho Public School Curriculum?"
All Souls Church, Unitarian
Corner of H and 12th Streets
ARIHUR L. WEATHERLY, Minister.
Services 11 a. m. - Sunday School 10 a. m.
All students arc cordially invited to attend Its services
ALL PEWS ARE FREE
Sunday, .March 6, Sermon Subject: Hhe Achievement -of-a-
Normal Personality."
Social Ethics Class 12:15. Prof. L. E. Aylcsworth, Leader,
Discusion of the series of sermons on "Action."
The Student's Liberal Rcllgous Union meets in the Husic
Room of the Temple at 4 p m. Sunday. Mr. VVeatherly will
continue a series of talks on important themes. His subject
will be "Immortality." Executive Committee Miss Lois
Fossler, Miss Mary Wheeler, and Robert Ashby.
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