THE DAILY NSBRASKAN
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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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the UNivronsrrr of Nebraska,
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NOVEMBER Id, 1010.
Who said money didn't count? Wit
ness wim t Jutppened to tho ling.
When tho tstudantB were working
Saturday- morning to save records nnd
nies, one student carrying n large Hie
froniProfessor (Mmtburn'B olllco, said,
T don't know what tiUBlHUutBnyr
I'll bet it contains dellnciuoncy.roporis.
If It does, It Ib hard luck to bo rescu
ing some rccordB that may 'flunk mo
next week." Now, where is tho man
who said BtudentB wore not honeBt?
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BUDD 1415 0 STREET
Saturday the Scarlet and Cream will
bo represented on a foreign Hold by
five Cornhuskors to whom little atten
tion has been paid this year. These
men compose the croHH-couutry team.
Ever since school opened they have
been working dally to get in shapo for
tho coming meet, when they will com
pete with the best amateur long dis
tance runners in the wcBt.
Thursday they leave for Wisconsin.
On this day we" Have no intercollegi
ate football game to command our at
tention, "soTcToiir attention be turned,
to tho work of thtfso men, and show
"UiehT 1hTitthe- Btudenta aro behind
them in their efforts to win lionoi'B
for the Cornhusker school.
THE FORUM
The Editor of the NobraBkan:
A llagrant violation of university
rulefi. and a total, , disregard of the
rlghtB of tho students brought rather
forcibly to the mind" of the sevoral
hundred students taking military drill,
the condition of affairs, existing there.
According to tho catalog, a. credit
point should represent about three
hours' work. As a modest estimate
at least ono.hour morp than this -is
required In military, science, this be
ing exclusive of the .extra study, re
quired of second year men when class
""work; begins. In this condition, tuera
is nothing. unusual;, other subjects fre
quently reaulro moro than their quota.
tjjltl'at ledsti no one, can. maintain that
students uo not spend evory nun wo on
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BANQUET
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drill that Is justified by the credit
given.
What jiiBtlilcatlon, then, Tor keeping
the regiment overtime. Other classes
aro required to stop )C0JU141 at ten
minutes to tho hour. This ruieTs
boldly and regularly overlooked In mil
itary Bcience. It is the unusual thing
to bo dismissed by Ave minutes to six,
while on Monday evening wo wero re
tained till G:0r. This is a more seri
ous matter than may appear on the
face of it.
Aside from tho disgust and impa
tience engendered, we must consider
those Btudonts who work for their
board. Many of theso aro duo at such
a tithe that any unusual delay makes
them lato for their work, with the at
tendant dangers of dismissal, etc. He
sides this, live to fifteen minutes are
not to bo sneered nt. We waste that
much, most of us, it is true, ovory day,
but wo resent having to spend fifteen
minutes in doing something which we
do not like and which we should not
bo obliged to do. Many a Btudent who
willingly spends ten or lUtecn minutes
in voluntary drilling before tho hour,
Is highly Indignant because he 1b
obliged to spend It after the hour. Re
member that clothes must be changed
after drill and this complicates tho
-rrnfrtl f i
c Other clas&OB can not be held in this
way. I understand that a rather se-'
vere censure is meted out to instruc- j
tors who persistently hold overtime,
Unfortunately, many professors do try
to make an extra- minute, but nono
daroB try to hold a class over for a
quarter of an hour. It remains for
the military department to do this.
The spirit of the zoology professor
in apologizing to a class accidentally
held over time Is, unhappily, very rare,
but It should bo encouraged.
"ONE OF THE SUFFERERS."
COMING EVENTS
All University organizations arc re-
quested-r-to-r 6ond -In announcements,
which they desire to, have published.
Convocation.
At convocation Thursday, November
17th, Rev. S. Mills Hayes will glyo an
address. Subject, "Somo Phases of
European Life."
Tho annual sophomore hop will bo
held at tlm. L.ncalnJiotel.on Friday
evening, November 18.
Organizations.
Tho KomenBky club will meet Fri
day, November 18, nt 1831 South2uJ
Btroot.
The Swedish club will moot Friday
cvpiilng In science hall.
Prof. F. A. Stuff will address tho
university- Y. M. C. A. tonight on
"The Dignity of tho Commonplace."
V. M. C. A. rooms at 6:45 o'clock.
Annual Fair.
, The annual county fair and streets
-of .Cairo wlll bo ueldjnJthe armory'
Saturday, November 19," 8"o'clock.
Class Meetings.
The junior class will meet In Me
morial hall at 11:30 Thursday.
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