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NOVEMBER 12, 1910.
"., ,. rJAREVVELL.
With this JbbUo "wo bid farowoll to
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in the darkest hours of despair wo
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the. gloomy cloudB, wo havo greotod Us
bright rays with, a happy smilo and a
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THINK ABOUT IT.
There are a few things that must bo
considered In this university, and that
ir'that once In a while we should havo
'a wee bit of consideration for our
neighbors. This is not an extract from
a catechism, but it appears to the ma
jority of students that something
should be done to stop tho minority
of, men, and wemen of the university
from transforming tho halls of tho
buildings -o& the. campus into a semi
nary. room, fqr the latest gossip. Be
tween classes in; the morning it is al
most; an impossibility to walk through
the halls without stopping on some
qnq'a toeSf sticking your elbo'w Into
somebody's side, or smashing another
ngrsonja hat, to say nothing of tho nu
merous times you 'must apologize for
other, impolite actions. It is only fair
. that- betwwn classes, that students, bo.
allowed, to chat and gossip, but would
, it not be fairer to those desiring to
. make .their, way to classes that these
'meetings be held outside of tho build
ings: The weather at tho present time
.fsVsu'ch' Chat it lsr not necessary for tho
students to Matter1 in the halls, and as
a result' itwouil make It muoh easier
for thbse" who are desirous of making
their classes. ott time, if each member
of the student body would stop and
teallte that, they were placing a han-
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GLOVES
Monday. November 14
t First, Game Called
at 2 O'Clock
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dlcap on tholr neighbor, by standing In
tho balls and gossiping. It is best
that each man and each woman watch
this, especially in University hall,
whoro more students go back and forth
botweon classes than in any other
building on tho campus. It is a fair
proposition. How would you like to bo
held up some day whon you aro a trlflo
lato to class, by a large number of
mon and women who aro doing noth
ing olso but talking over tho latest
fashions or discussing tho possibilities,
of winning the noxt football game?
DID YOU DO ITf
Whoever they wore, wo can not say ;
but It is apparently the work of some
of tho people who attend tho univer
sity and aro supposed to bo classed
under tho namo of men. Howevor, thoy
aro not to bo considered as such un
dor any circumstances. Tho individu
als, whoovor they aro, havo boon smalf
enough to mark up a number of the
bulletins posted at various places on
the university campus. Theso parties
havo not boon satisfied with this sort
of destructive work, but thoy havo per
sisted In cutting away various parts of
tho announcements so that thoy read
far different from anything that waB
You can pay $1.50 for gloves and still not
receive the values that I AM showing;.
Grays, Blacks etc.
BUDD 14150 St.
intended whon thoy woro first pub
lished. Jokes are all right in tholr
placo, but whon it comos to doing a
thing of this kind, whon thoro Is no
cause for it, it is far from being a joko.
There 1b nothing moro disgusting to
tho university public than a poor joko.
Things of this sort should -not even
bo considered as a Joko. It is vandal
ism of tho worst sort, and whoever the
guilty parties are thoy should bo mado
to feel that students as a whole con
sider them anything but men. Besides
it 1b an infringement upon university
rules.
C. F. DOLE WILL 8PEAK.
Noted -Lecturer Will Appear Before
University 8tudents Monday
Afternoon.
C. F.. Dole of Boston, Mass., will
speak in tho music hall at the Temple
Monday at 2 p, m. His subject will be
"Tho United States as a Wqrld
Power." Mr. Dole Is a Billings lec
turer and has gained groat prominence
by his work in social and political clrt
cIob In Boston. Ho will also speak at
convocation TueBday on tho subject of
"The Spirit of Democracy." All Ne
braska students aro requested to hear
his lecture Monday if it is possible for
them to do so.
' Sophomore-Freshman
Games
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Garaaa 25 Gtnte
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WEAR COLORS
ATHLETIC BOARD MEETING.
New All Year Coach May Be Up for
Consideration.
A Bpocial meeting of tho athletic
board will bo called today nt 11 o'clock
in Dr. Olapp'B office. Things of impor
tance will be discussed, and it is
urged that every member of tho board
make an. effort to bo present. Whether
or not action will bo taken In regard
to the new all year round football
coach has not been definitely an
nounced. TWO BIG QAME8 MONDAY.
Class Football Teams to Clash on the
Gridiron for Interclass
Championship.
Tho freshman and sophomore
classes will Btago tho opening contest
of clasB football Monday afternoon at
2 o'clock. ThoBo mon havo been work
ing for some time in preparation for
this gamo, which will go a long ways
in deciding tho interclass champion
ship. Tho freshman team, which has
been practicing dally since school
started, will bo slightly disorganized
on account of tho disqualification of
six of the star players because they
have boon considered varsity material.
Those mon will not be In tho gamo on
this account.
The first big battle will bo followed
by a second In which tho juniors and
tho seniors will hold tho center of tho
stage. Tho winners of these two games
will play Friday, November 18, for the
Interclass championship. The price of
twenty-flvo cents will bo charged to
eee both of theso games Monday. The
receipts will be used to purchase
sweaters for the winning class eleven.
The captain of the Indiana basket
ball team has been denied his letters
because ho broke training rules by
attending a dance.
COMING EVENTS
All University organizations are re
quested to send in announcements
which they desire to, have published.
Soolal.
The annual senior hop will be held
at the Lincoln- on Friday, November
XI.
Reception to freshman girls by Y.
W. C. A. members Friday and Satur
day.
The Y. M. Q. A. will give a stag r
ceptlon for freBhmah students on Fri
day evening, "November 11, In the
Memorial hall.
A social meeting of tho members of.
tho Medical, society will bo held Sat-
.urday-.eveningJntheTempleL
, Miss Alice Howell will give an inter
pretative reading of "The Dawn of a
Tomorrow" in the Temple auditorium
Saturday at 8 p. m.
' Organizations.
Palladlan Literary society will meet
Friday night in the Temple.
Union Literary society winy meet
Friday might in' the Temple. ,
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Athletics.
Football, Ametvvi Nebraska, Ne-i
braskft field, 8 p. jn$ Saturiay.
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ALL SOULS CHURCH, UNITARIAN
A People's
Corner H and Twelfth Streets. Services 10:45 a. M.
ARTHUR L: WBATHBRLY, Mlalster.
All Souls Church Is an 'association which stands for a reverent
attitude towards the Facts of Life. It has the University Ideal, the
Search for Truth. Therefore it has no Creed. It welcomes to Its
membership people of all beliefs. Such a modern, open-minded,
faclng-the-future organization ought to appeal especially to students.
You are cordially Invited to attend Its services.
Sunday moralng, November 13, at 10:45, J3r. Charles P. Date of
Boston, Billings Lecturer to University town Unitarian churches,
will preach on "The Faith of an Optemlst."
Social Ethics Class at 12:15, Prof. L. E. Aylsworfh, leader. Prof.
Paul H. drummann will give his second address on the social tesch
lng4 of the German dramatists.
Special meeting for students at 4:00 p. m. under the auspices of
the Students' Liberal Religious Union. Mr. Dole will speak on "Re
ligion for the Modern Man." All students especially Invited.
Monday evening at 8 p. m., In the church, Mr. Dole will speak.
on "The Relation of the Church to
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