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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 27, 1911)
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN t r1 t U . ON THE CAMPUS j Chapln Bros:, Florists, 127 So. 13th. One-third tl the freshmen nt Yale have Joinod the WednoBdny evonlns Bible study class. r i Capital Hotel Barber Shop, 11 & P. After this year a thesis will be re quired for bachelor's degree at the University of Utah. Don Cameron's Cafe, 119 So. 12th. There are twenty-five Chinese stu dents In the JrcBhman class at Cor nell. Have your clothes pressed at Web er's Sultorlutn, feloVenth and O. tl John Hoge, 1910, is working for the engineering department of Lin coln. Green's Sanitary Barber Shop, 120 No. 11th. Chancellor Avery has been elected a member of the board of directors of the Lincoln City club. Try a lunch at the Y. M. C. A. Spa, 13th and P streetB. A $20,000 running track is being completed at tho University of Cali fornia. 0 Investigate the nifty photos at Blazek's studio, 130G O street. The only ones in the city like them. tf o The freshman-sophomore raid at -Worceater-dnnmged-the oloo4FlcaUl;il-4 oratory to the extent of $200. o Wanted Forty Cornhuskers nl Townsend's every day this month. A MAN OF SENSE is tho man who best presorves those faculties -with which Nature baa endowed him. Ho may " hate to wear glasses "most people do but tho man of intelligence thankfully accepts this artificial aid when his eyes toll of its need. When yours speak .lotus act. Onr sorvico, troatmont and prices shall all bo right. Established 1871 HALLETT, Registered Optometrist "43 s- Hiltner Bros., Florists. 118 So. 12tB St. Phones Auto 1894, Bell 330. Choice roses, carnations and chrysanthemums. We solicit the university trade. The Univorslty of Wisconsin has a club for tho study of the historical development of women. , George Bros., 218 South Thirteenth Btreet, Printers. Calling Cards, In vites and Programs. Ellen Terry, the noted English ac tress, gavo a lecture recently at the University of Illinois. The Lincoln Typewriter Exchange as moved Into Its new quarters at 140C O St., where they are ready to show all makeB of typewriters with stands. tf There aro only thirty students from points west of the Mississippi" in thiB year's freshman class at Yale. YOUR R E E T. Never looked so well as they will in our KING COLE last, very stubby and nigh heel $4.00 Black and Tan 1220 O COMING EVENTS Convocation. Vesper services Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock, in .Memorial hall. - - Athletics. Basketball. Nebraska vs. Minne sota, at Minneapolis, Minn., Friday and Saturday, January 27 and 28. Organizations. A meeting of tho Komensky club will bo held Saturday evening In sci ence hall In tho Temple. Social. The Iron Sphinx formal party will be held at tho Lincoln hotel tonight. ExtminatlonB, First semester examinations begin tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock and will continue through noxt week. Sec ond semester clatfs schedules will bf given out today at the registrar's of flee. Dramatic. "Mice and Men" will bo given b.v tho Univorslty Dramatic club at the Oliver theater. Lincoln hospital ben qtlt. Classes! The Junior prom committee will hold an Important meeting today at 4 o'clock In U10G. Notice. An important meeting of the mem bers of tho Junior prom committee will be hold Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock in UlOi). All members must attend. W. L. BATES. President. NOTICE. Tho department of Greek history and literaturo will give the following coupres, open to all students, during tho second semester: Course 2b. Greek In English No previous knowledge of Greek Is required. Em phasis will be laid upon English words derived from tho Greek with special reference to modern scientific terms. It Is intended to givo the student a fair knowledge of the Greek elements in our English language. Five hours attendance. Five hours credit. Daily at 8 a. m. U201. Course 36. "A Trip to Greece." Archaeology and antiquities. The aim of tho course will be to present, by lectures and Btereopticon views, as clearly as pos sible the appearance of Greece as it Is today; Us topography, architecture, temples, theaters, and other works of art. This courso is open to all stu dents. One hour attendance. ' Ono hour credit. Tuesdays at 4 p. m. U202. 7C3t Street. New Courses In Geography. Some new features aro Included in the following cou-rseB In geography the second BemcBter. Geography 3 Teachers' cdurso. Deals primarily with the problems of presenting physical geography In the high schools. Especial attention Is given tho selection of subject matter, laboratory exercises, methods of teaching, and nianngomont of field studies. Opportunity will be given to assist In actual laboratory prac tice. Tho course Is open to prospec tive teachers. Given by Professors Mrownell and Bengtson. Two hours credit. Geography G Geography of Eura sian countries. This year tho course will open with a study of tho geogra phy of tho Bible lands. Special em nhaslB will be given Palestine, where the geographic influences affecting the development of religious move ments will be carefully studied. This will be followed by a comprehensive study of the geography of tho leading commercial countries of Europe. The course is fully Illustrated. Opon to all. TtieBdays and Thursdays at 10 a. ni. Two hours credit Field Work Tho Becond semester Is best adapted to field work. The courses offered are: Field Geography 10 Ono hour credit. Open to all women. Course will he given by Professor and Mrs. Condra. Field Geology 21 Ono or two hourB credit. Open to all men. Field Geology 22 One to three hours credit. Open to those who have taken Field Geology 21. Notice, Freshmen. All men Interested in trying-out for the team to represent the class In the Indoor track meet with tho sophomore -ola'sfi, glvo iholrnumcs to elthexQ(1 tho following: F. .lltchle and W. Troup. Tho list of events is as fol lows: Shot put, polo vault, high Jump, high kick, rope climb, relay, tug-of-war, middleweight boxing, middle weight wrestling, and 25-ynrd dash. F. MITCHIE, Chairman. Sigma Tau, the honorary' engineer ing fraternity, held a regular meet ing In Mechanics ' Arts r 11 last evening. a c. Delta Upsllon defeated Alpha Theta Chi In fraternity baskotball last even ing by a score of 39 to 10. 0 Wilbur Jones. 1910, Ib employed by the Burlington railroad, and is lpcated in this city. Simmons the Printer PRINTING Engraving Embossing Auto. 2319 317 So. 12th The First Trust and Savings Bank A PER CENT INTEREST A $1 Opens an rcmint 180 8outh 11th Btreet. Take Your Girl To 13th and N 0&e& TYPEWRITEDS MAKES Rent applied on purchai : SOLD or RENTED price. Two year written Call Or Wllt for rfi1noniA and riflll A1 Umf ffW ABInmi. ....1 Dedal tries list Auto phone 2080. Bell phont 12991 IIS Se, !3tb St., Liicela, Kehr. it i hUhi! a. j I M.Tip , iuii',... ' " j M . I II III ' We've Nailed Our Flag to the Mast Jts-thGro-to-8tay-7-tho-3ign-of all that's good in clothos. Tho sign of perfect tailor ing. Thfi sign of perfect lit. The sign of perfect satis faction. Your acquaintance with Kensington Clothos is a friend ship you'll nover regret. $20.00 to $40.00. MAGEE & DEEIY1ER 1109 O Stroet CENTRAL NATIONAL BUM 12th and O Streets P. I. HALL, President P. 11. JOHNSON, VIce-presldeat BB&AN C. FOX. Cashier W. W.- HACKNEY, JR., Asst Cask. Lincoln "ivirsasrisry a,3 ORPHEUM !8Ei!i. ADVANCED VADDVILLE John P. Wade & Co. Frank Morrell Grant & Hoag Belleclalr Bros. Wlliram Ferry El Cota Suzanne Rocamora Mats. 15c and 25c Evenings 15c, 25c, 35c and 50c bbbbbbbbbbVssK BBBBBBBBBBBBBKjTi IF IT'S PRlMTIMR YOU WAIT Boo Us Before Ordering Elsowhei Programs, Menus, Announce- ments, Stationery, Booklet VANTINE PRINTING CO. 128-180 No 14th St Herpolsheimer's Cafe Dinner H:30 to 1:30 Supper 5i30 to 7:30 25c ILS0 CAFETERIA STYLE Nft Wiflis with Mapli Syrup Mt .-tjwv B. 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