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DECEMBER 17, 1910.
Owing to tho fact that this is only
n four-column paper and contains a
fow advertisements, wo wore unablo
to print all tho contributions sent to
ub yestordny. However, wo beg leave
to run them today, and apologlBo to
tho authors of tho articles wo were
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Have you decided as to whether
you will hire a cab for tho next for-
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MENS SHOES DllUU
Just in for your Xmas buying
$2.50 and $3.50.
mal or not? Roraombor It Is a mattor
concerning not yourself, but tho uni
versity as a whole. What do tho uni
versity women think of tho mattor?
Wo have had tho Ideas of "but ono
girl expressed, In comparison to thoso
of a number of tho university men. It
would bo pleasing to tho school as a
whole to know what tho univorslty
women really think about abolishing
eabs.
THE LAW8.
Time and time again severe criti
cism has been handed out againBt the
students in the college of law, be-
cause Tf Is said! Ifiby made lecfmuch:
noise between classes. While it is
recognized that It is Unfortunate that,
this matter, should' como up, all sides
of.tho question must bo considered.
Tho students in that college are con
fined to tho third floor of University
hall; Hero they aro not' alono. Tho
hood of class rooms has resulted in
the scheduling of some of tho classes
in the French department on that
floor. This the students of tho law
collego look upon as an infringement
of, their nigts; but nevertheless since
the French classes must meet, and
as long-as they aro scheduled to meet
in rooms -which would not otherwise
bo used, tho law students should not
complain,
Again the noise and cheering bo-
--tween cil aB'seB-hjLibjD., gtndantB JjLihe,
. law school has earned for them tho
name of tho "rough-liecH laws;" It Is
CohvdbdiiSn
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"TheJMessiah"
Tuesday, December 26
a certainty that criticism Is not all
on one side. The freshman law class,
numbering over one-hundred -studonts,
must moot in tho same room for threo
hours in succession each morning and
to relievo tho monotony they Indulge
In a llttlo excitement at occasional
times. They perhaps might not bo so
bolstorouB in their celebrations, but
tho students of tho othor colleges who
havo opportunities of going to three
classes in succession in as many
buildings cannot appreciate the posi
tion that tho plaw students are placed.
Try it yourself, you who find fault,
and see If you would not like to shako
off tho caros of recitations' in some
way. Slnco you cannot go from one
building to another between classes,
seo if you wouldn't liko to do a little
yelling once in a while.
The whole result of tho mattor is
that thoro is more genuine university
spirit among the members of tho col
lego of law than in any other college
In the univorslty.
TO CONDUCT SERVICE8.
University Men to Do Some Religious
Work During Holidays.
H. W. Plasters, Ray Rice, Joe
1415 0 St.
Goldsmlth, W. W. Guidingor and Ben
Chorrlngton havo all made prepara
tions for going to Rod Cloud, Dec. 24,
for tho purpoBo of conducting evange
listic services. Tho character of this
work 1b such that theBo Nebraska rep
resentatives will bo brought in touch
with boy high school students and
young men about tho town, whereby
they may prove moro Influential than
older workers In the field. Tho meet
ings will continue until Jamiary 1.
COMING EVENTS
Convocation.
A;t convocation Tuesday, "Tho Mes
siah" will bo sung by the university
chqrus.
Vacation.
Tho Christmas holiday recess will
begin Wednesday, December 21, and
ends Tuesday, January 3.
Organizations.
Tegner society will meet Saturday
Evening in science hall of the Temple.
Blgqt o'clock.
Peru club meets Saturday evening
at 8 p. m. at 1942 Euclid ayenuo.
Social.
Y. M.-Y. W. C. A, Christmas party
wijl b,o given Saturday ovonlng in tho
armory a 8 Qicjpck,
FroBtimah law hop', Friday cveninc
at 8:30, In Fraternity hall.
ALL SOULS, CHURCH, UNITARIAN
A People's fcbrci
Corner H and Twelfth 8treets. Services 10:45 A. M.
ARTHUR L. WEAT HERLY, Minister.
All 8oula Church Is an association which stands for a reverent attitude)
toward the Facts of Life, it has the University Ideai, the 8earch for Truth.
Therefore It has no Creed. It welcomes io Its membership people of all beP.
Ilefs. Such a modern, opoh-mlhdld, facing-the-future organization ought to
appeal especially to students. You are cordially invited to attend its services.
Sunday morning, December 11, Subject "Prayer"
Soclnl Ethics Class at 12:15, Prof. L. E. Aylsworth, leader
Capital Punishment Qeneral Discussion.
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