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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
The Daily Nebraskan
THH 'PROPERTY OP ' otjF
TIIEJ UNIVERSITY OP . NEBRASKA,
Lincoln, Nebraska.
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WEDNESDAY. APRIL . 1910.
Thero'H tin offorvoBconco In IiIh eye,
n Bhlne on IiIh fnro. n hnlo about his
whole holng. He Ib not wearing n
Btrnw hut not yet. tint ho 1h n lmso
hull fan.
It Ih getting bo now dny that a
'man can't ovonorosH tho pond and
hunt HonB with a huneh or nntlvcB
hut what somebody wants him na
ohiincellor of Minnesota. While wo
are not discrediting tho pursuit or tho
wild beast in his native hiiuntB jib a
lit preparation for tho chancellorship
or tlio Gopher school, wo nro some
lime led to wonder. "What next?"
The ponderous political organization
Have you
out the difference
nnd failure?
Tho difference may he dxproBhod hi
tho one word enorgy. Energy Ib that
power which keeps one on the move
and-ttt his work untll-lt-lHllnUliu-L.
Whorovor It Ib lacking, there sum jk
Ih lacking. Energy Is tho key to suc
cess. Energy and persistency .tlwuy
win when given time. It is not the
man with talent, given to spasmodic
nttenipts, who Ib the moBt succt. .hful.
With the coming pr tno lira: warm
dayB of spring nnd summer, cncri'v
usually heghiB to fall. Persons thru
become la.y nnd Indlffernot, The busi
ness man allows IiIh correspondence
to pile up unanswered and his busi
ness to go unattended to. Tito tu-
dontpuls off for tomorrow what uhould
be done today and murks aro placed
to his discredit because of his lack of
energy.
Hero Is where tho energetic person
Piisbcb the Indolent. While the la.y
one Is busking in tho haze of spring
fever, only dreaming or what ho Ib to
'accomplish, tho other Is pushing ahead
with dollance and Is accomplishing
his purpoHC.
Energy to a great extent Is depend
ent upon tho will power. A deter
mination at tho beginning of any
work, to stay with ,lt until it is ac
complished, will bring tho energy to
carry out the work. One miiBt keep
pegging away. The energy and per
sistency In the ordinary man have
brought success thousands or times;
where the brilliant man, folding his
hands and depending upon IiIb bril
liancy to carry him through, has
fallod absolutely.
cossful concert given by tho Chicago
Glee Club Just before the Easter" vara
tlon nnd the support given It by tho
students. It gives a Btlmulns ror fur
thor work. Tho concert nBldo from
tho muBlcnl point of view wns suc
cessful nnd gives credit to the organ
ization jib capable of "doing things.
Students should understnnd that
while the club Is nominally connected
with tho school of music, yet It has
Its own officers nnd student managing
commltteo, who net In conjunction
with -the school authorities. It Ib es
scntlnlly an organization made by tho
students for students. Also know that
membership Ib limited to sixty, nnd at
present it is open to all studentB,
-while next yenr-only freshmen a nd-
BophomoreB are eligible except by spe
cial voto of the club. For that reason
we urge every man who BlngB or
thinks ho can sing, or who would like
to gain membership, to come at once,
and regularly. The fnct that we have
ProroBBor Klrkpatrick, recognized ns
one or the lending instructors in the
school or music, as director, should be
no small Inducement for bringing to
our meetings the best slngors In tho
school. Ho has already begun the for
mation of a nucleus the glee club
which makes the trips, etc. bo if you
wnnt to belong, come running.
Meetings or the club are regularly
hold, Wednesday at 7 to S p. m., and
Friday from ft to G p. in. Get your
name on tho roll, pay us at least a
visit If you can't stay longer. MubIc
hall, Temple, Is our place of- business
Wednesday night, banquet hull in the
hnsement on Friday. Tl. ('. S.
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Summer Session
The University of Nebraska
Leave for Zoological Meeting.
Dean Wolcott and Professor Darker
will leave on Wednesday afternoon for
Iowa City to attend the meeting of
tho central branch of the American
Association or Zoologists. Professor
Darker Is on tho program with a pa
per on "Trihedral Taeniae." a very
rare form of monstrosltj which ho
has round among the tape-worms of
dogs in Lincoln.
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June 20 to August 12, 1910
-ofnvrBophamorc cIiibs or the present
day makos n puny metroiHilltan organ
ization. look like a Noah's ark in com
parlBon. PcrhnpB n row graduates
rrom over the stato will have to bo
called In to manage tho claas cam
paigns or the future while the candl
dates themselves attend to school du
ties. But then there Is nothing Hko
organization.
Thp vnd blowoth whowj It llBteth.
It usually .llstoth to blow Into our
race. With tho present restless condl
'tlon or tho Burfuce roal estate of tho
cumpuB It will ho almost necessary
rgr (tin) university to provide us with
'goggles.' 'Ye ddh't mind dodging a
pall or two of soil now and then, but
whon a chunk tho size of a young
football Hold gota started our way, wo
admit being a trlflo timid. But then
there's no use holng peevish. We re
peat, . Tho wind blowoth where- it llHb
eth ilnd It blowoth hard.
I)on!t bfr a laggard be-enei'getl
do something. Ex.
Proof on Summer Session Bulletin.
Proof Is being read on tho sunnnor
session bulletin of the university. - It
Ib exported to be out In a row days.
Tryouts.
All rreshmen wishing to try out for
the heavy weight In wrestling ror tho
heavy weight In wrestling ror tho
gym, 1 1 o'clock Bharp Thursday.
Y. W. C. A.
The Wednesday noon meeting will
bo a pralBe service. The special mu
sic will bo a vocal selection by Alice
Fryo and a piano solo by LueJIa
Craig.
Irene Dalton will lead the Thursday,
and Mrs. Carrie Raymond tho Friday
noon meetings.
Culture of Engineeringr
Profossor Chatburn goes, to Anns
Thursday to address tho engineering
society upon "Tho Culture Possibili
ties or an Engineering Education." 1I.
will return Friday to Omaha. who"o
he will speak In tho afternoon it a
"good roads" meeting held under me
uusplces or the Omaha Commercial
club. Ills subject will be "Good It .uls
it 'Commercial nnd Social Asset."
THE POLICY MAN.
Commonly known In collogo circles
iib the "politician." Ho becomes a
prominent factor" hi ovory phase of
college life how, wo never know. He
nils his own sphere Inadequately, but
manages to fill -up the place of some
more efficient man too 'game to
grumble.
Ho cannot be fully characterized.
Sometimes ho looks distinguished;
sometimes not. Often he is energetic;
generally ho Ib not. Frequently an
athlete; rarely not. Always polite,
sometimes accommodating; apparent
ly nervy, self-assertive, shrewd, witty,
.generally a student, and too often a
liar. Ho Is usually found out "dis
covered" by another politician. They
rarely agree; sometimes they do ef
fectively. Tho "politician" Is made, not born.
. He makes, himself before he knows It;
sometimes hi high school; oftenor
.after lie geta to college. He' grows
from natural conceit Into cultivated
Visitors Welcome.
Tho military department wishes to
announce that visitors aro welcome
to tho weekly dress parade which is
held by the cadet battalion on Thurs
day ovonlngs from 5 to 6 o'clock.
It Is requested that all visitors oc
cupy tho grandstand on account of
the small extent of tho drill grounds.
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InK your clothes up-to-date.
MARGARET M. FRICKE
Dressmaker of Style and Economy
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THE REGISTRAR,
The University of Nebraska, Lincoln.
Committee Meets Plans Sent.
The financial committee of tho board
of rogonts met last 'evening nnd trans
acted routlno business, They will,
mnke aL report to the board April 12.
Word has boon received from Archi
tect Routan that tho rough draft of
the plans for tho proposed extension
of tho university campus has been
sent and will probably arrive in a
fov days. They will be hero In plenty
of time to be considered before tho
mooting of tho hoard on Tuesday,
April 12.
University Glee Club.
The Unlvoralty Choral and. Glee
jiClub feels much pleased with tho sue-
THE DIVINITY SCHOOL
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UNIVERSITY PRIVILEGES
pLECTTVE courses leading to the University degrees of S.T.B., A.M. and Ph.D.
Students paying the lull fee may take without extra charge appropriate courses
o(lered in the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences and in Andover Theolog
ical Seminary. For particulars address The Dean of Harvard Divinity School,
Cambridge, Massacbucetts.
University Bulletin
APRIL.
7, Thursday Track meeting. Phi
Kappa Psl house.
7; Thursday, 11:30, Memorial Hall
Junior class meets.
9, Saturday, 9 a. m., Athletic Field -Freshman-Sophmoro
Olympics.
13-14, Wednesday.-Thursday, baseball,
Nobraska vs. Kansas Aggies at Man
hattan; 14, Thursday, 11:30, Memorial Hall
Sophomore class meeting.
15-16, Friday-Saturday, Nebraska vs.
Kansas at Lawrenco.
21-22, "Wednesday-Thursday, baseball,
Kansas vs. Nobraska, athletic
field.
27, Tuesday, 'baseball, Highland Park,
vs. Nebraska, athletic field.
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