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Bion J. Arnold
and Dean
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Thursday 1 1 o'clock
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JANUARY 18. 1011.
ent time the student body as a whole
appreciates the good work which can
-bo-ttccompllshod-nlong-theBe-llnes-and-
organizations of this sort receive the
support of the entire school. ThlB
policy must bo continued In the
future, however, as the number of
clubs must necessarily Increase from
year to year.
8TEREOPTICON LECTURE.
Today will witness one of tho great
est sceneB In the history of the Unl
vorBlty. Tho dedication of a now
bulldinc as a part of this tlmo lion-
orod Institution 1b a function which
cannot bo passed by Without BorlouB
thoucht. Tho students feel that a pe
rlod In tho development haB been
reached when 1110 cffortir-of- men-4n-
torested In tho groat state Institution
annear to have borno fruit. While tho
University of Nebraska has becomo a
Professor Heck Will Lecture on Japan
and the Japanese.
Professor Heck of the university
will tonight nddresB university stu
dents on "Japan and tho Japanese," or
tho "Open Door In tho Sunrlso King
dom." This Is ntixt to last of a serleB
of lectures that have been conducted
under the direction of tho Christian
lantern slide and lecture bureau. The
local management Is supervised by the
university Y. M. C. A. The lecture
.will be given In the Temple at 6:45
sharp. All aro cordially Invited to at
tend and hear what hns been char
acterized as an "educational and splr-
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E. H. Roberts. 1914. of Maxwell,
Neb., has pledged to Alpha Theta Chi.
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groat Institution in all departments
and collegcB, tho further development
along lines alroady planned Is ap
parent. Tho school, as a whole, re
alize this and tho offorts of men who
have loved to sec tho school grow aro
based on this fact.
Tlio dedication of tho now building
will bo celebrated with tho proper
amount of pomp and ceremony, and
should be. The attendance of every
man and woman In tho Institution is
desired. Tho opportunity to witness
a ceremony of thlB kind Is not often
at hand, and while tho students may
not appreciate this now, their atten-
COMING EVENTS
tlon is called lo the effect-that v. full
attendance of every man and woman
will have upon the dignitaries pres
ent, besides tho personal lovo and ap
preciation which will bo inspired upon
an occasion of this kind.
Tho organization of a now sorority
in the university calls to the attention
of the student body tho desire of men
-and women to form organizations of
various sorts. Organizations aro both
proper and necessary providing they
do not carry matters to tho extreme.
At tho present time there are a large
number of olubs and societies in tho
university is f6r tho best. As long as
this standard 1b maintained no objec
tion should bo raised. Let this stand
ard be lowered .to the smallest extent
"UnaatpurpoBe-for-whloh-tho-organ.
izatlons wre formed is no bentflt to
the school as a -whole. At the pros-
At convocation Thursday, January
19, addresses will be given by Mr. Bion
Arnold of Chicago and Dean M. E.
Cooloy of Michigan.
Memorial Services.
Union memorial services In memory
of the late Brigadier General E. S.
Dudley, U. S. A., will bo held Friday
afternoon at 3:30 o'clock in St. Paul's
church.
Social.
The annual senior masquerade will
TJoTfeld Saturday-evenlngr-January-2ir
ln the Temple.
The junior hop will 'be held at tho
Lincoln, Friday, January 20th.
A meeting of the Chemistry club
will be held Wednesday evening In
tho chemistry lecture room.
Dedication.
Tho dedication exorclseB for tho new
engineering building will be held on
Wednesday, January 18. No classes
will bo held in the afternoon.
Y. M. C. A. Mld-Week.
Tho mid-week meeting qf the uni
versity Y. M. . A. will be held Wed
nesday evening from C:50 to 7:30
o'clock.
Final Examinations.
The final examinations for the first
semester will be held during tho week,
of onuflPL-3J3b;Februqry 4. Reglstra
tlons for the second semester will also
be made during that weekv
JOSEPH E. HOWARD and VIOLET SEATON
In the Musical Comedy Success
"The Goddess of Liberty"
Which Comes to the
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