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OCTOBER G, 11)10.
" TUo Syracuao football team out
' played tbo Yalo team, but waa beaten
. by ajscoro of 12 to C, euyB tho Syrn
ciiie' Dally Orange. Hard luck, Or
(ingoltctf, you certainly dcflervo all the
, " sympathy, you enn got, but wouldn't
that hoadlino of Yalo, "Outnlnyed by
1 Varsity, Wins 12 to 0," lmvo looked
' "bettor,. SyracuBo Defeated After n
Gruolll'ng Battlo"?
t Sbmo of Nebrnaka'a freshmen wll'.
. have to havo honorH thrust ujiou thorn
"' unless a candldato cntcrB tho Hold
within tho next few days. Tho clast
election Is scheduled for noxt Thurs-
$2.50 Hats
day, Wako up, freshmen, nud tako a
littlo interest in class affairs. Who
Will bo your first president?
LOCKED DOORS.
Tbo, practlco of locking- clnss room
.doors Is bocomlng prevalent among
many classes. Tho system may bo
nil right from certain standpoints, but
It has vory evident disadvantages. A
first hour class, particularly for stu
dontB who llvo over town, Is often hard
to mnko. While there 1b no excuse
for continued tardiness on tho part of
qhy student, It seems rather unjust
to havo a student loso tho benefit or n
class and rccolco an absent mark at
tho samo tlmo because tho street cars
woro dolnycd or other unprevcntable
things have happened. If a student Is
habitually -late, have him conditioned
in the subject or else dropped from
tho class.
It Is hard to believe that tho late
College of Agriculture
UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA
NEW TERM STARTS
NOVEMBER 1, 1910
Registration at the State Farm
Starting October 31, 1910
n:oo'A. M.
Musical
entranco of ono or two studontB Into
a class room bo disturbs the work of
tho claBB that jt becomcB necesBiirj
to bo unjUBt to earnest studontB and
compel them to Iobo tho bonoflt of n
class when they are actually prevent
ed from reaching It. - Minnesota
Dally.
FOOTBALL' RALLY?
Twlco a week tho university Is to
havo a half hour set apart for convo
cation. Onco a week this period Is,
used for tho address of n notable man
upon a subjoct of common Intcrost.
Tho other half hour in tho week la
used ob a rulo for a musical program.
Arrangements woro mado to hold a
football rally Thursday. When plans
wero nearly completed, It was found
that tho dato would have to bo
changed to Friday, and then at B
o'clock. Why not Thursday? Sim
ply bpcauso a musical program was
scheduled for that hour. It later do
volopB that Thursday cannot be used
for football rallies at all. If the uni
versity Btudent8 dcslro to arouse a lit
tlo enthusiasm they must wait untlj
Friday at 5 o'clock In the afternoon.
Pencil Curl Rims, Telescope
Browns, Greys, Tans and Black
This is a Real One!
Sad, sad world. Has tho university
become so bound up in musical af
fairs that a convocation program of
this naturo cannot bo postponed for
a football rally?
Tho men and women of the univer
sity want to know why they cannot
havo football rallies at 11 o'clock on
an occasional Thursday. Football
season lasts but a short time. Every
man and every woman In this Institu
tion with life enough to come to this
school is interested In football. Mu
sical programs can be held later In
the year, when tho football season Is
over.
Tho students want but one Thurs
day In two during tho football season,
and sometimes not that often. The
ask each other, nnd It Is a fair ques
tion, "What Ib convocation?" Is it an
assembly of students or Is It an enter
tainment of a few who happen to bo
Program
MEMORIAL HALL
Interested In whatever" line' of program
that may bo offered?"
University BtudcntB demand fair
play. Any ono can seo that 11 o'clock
on an occasional Thursday Is tho best
hour for arousing enthusiasm in uni
versity affairs as well as unlverslt)
spirit. At that tlmo all the studontf
have a free half hour and' nearly all
aro on tho campus. Friday at 5
o'clock is worthless. At that tlmo u
hard day's work has been accom
plished by all the men and women.
Not enough enthusiasm could be
aroused to wake up tho living, to say
nothing of the dead.
Let something bo Btarted. We need
real spirit here. Let it como in full
force and lot us work together. Fac
ulty members and students, this is a
placo for roal llvo peoplo. Wo want
live peoplo who boost for Nebraska
and help those who try to boost. Let
us know why a few musical programs
can not bo postponed for a short time
bccnuBo tho men and women of thin
Institution want to come out and bn
somebody with a purpose tho cultiva
tlon of university spirit at tho. right
tlmo.
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Glee Club Notice.
Professor Klrkpatrick deslros to
meet tho following men nt 7 p. m
Thursday, school of music:
First Tenors
Fracklton.
Wickland.
Guldlngor.
Graham.
Gallagher.
Second Tenors
8tarrctt.
Plorce.
Ilonline.
Davis.
Slater.
Cromwell.
Rosenbaum.
Sturmer.
Baritone
Wicks.
Fair.
Clark.
Munson.
Hall.-
Berry.
Wherry.
Lionberger.
Janes.
Second Bass
Warner. '
Ross.
HpMasters.
Keith.
Barnes.
Tho above mon must not consider
that they havo "cinchod" places In
the club. However, they will begin
work at once, on a competitive basis.
If they fall to make good In proper
time, other men will bo found to take
their places.
H. W. SLATER,
8-2t President.
COMING EVENTS
Convocation.
Convocation.
Convocation, Thursday, 11 o'clock,
Memorial hall, musical program.
Organizations. -
Palladian society will meet Friday
evening.
Athletic .board meets Thursday at 11
o'clock In Dr. Clapp's onicc
Convocation, Thursday, 11 o'clock,
Memorial hall.
Social.
Fraternal rushing season closes
Monday at noon.
Friday, October 7, church recep
tions to University students.
Organizations.
Union Literary society meets Fri
day evening.
Class Elections.
Junior election, Thursday, October
6th.
Sophomore election, Tuesday, Octo
ber 11th.
Athletics.
Saturday, October 8, football, Ne
braska vs. South Dakota, at Lincoln.
W. D. Hunter, '95, is now stationed
at Dallas, Texas, as agent of the U. S
bureau of entlmology, department of
agriculture, Washington, D. C.
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